Castle Nimrod aka Naqoyqatsi Towers is undergoing a full and much deserved face lift prior to the arrival of the future Mrs Naqoyqatsi and her taking up permanent residence. To this end part of the refurbishment included the purchase of two
STEVE Howard fired leaders Leicester to victory with the only goal of the game at The Den. The Foxes were always in control and the Lions ultimately disappointed their fans in front of the club's biggest home gate of the season. Manager
COPERS Cope Residents’ Association is set to make a revival after almost a year out in the cold. The residents’ association, established in 1936, will host its first public meeting in a year on March 25 at Bromley Road Infant School, St George's Road
THE Secretary-General of the Commonwealth has visited sixth formers to give a talk. Former High Commissioner for India, Kamalesh Sharma spoke and answered questions from students at Cator Park School, Lennard Road, Beckenham, about the work of the
A FATHER left paralysed and stranded in the Philippines after a car crash which killed his fiancee and son, has returned to the UK. Michael Shiel, of Turpington Lane, Bromley, was stuck in the Philippines for nearly three months after the accident
In the Premier Division top of the table clash the Jolly Fenman triumphed 9-6 over the Hotshots securing the runner up position. The Jolly Fenman being the only team in the Premier Division to beat the Hotshots this season. After last week’s amazing
YOUNGSTERS in Bromley can now sign up to a free scheme offering activities and discounts. A free youth leisure card called Bromley Connect gives those aged from 11 to 19 the opportunity to take advantage of offers and discounts in local clubs
AN INDEPENDENT review will examine the way police in Plumstead conducted an inquiry into sex attacker John Worboys, after it emerged officers arrested and then released him. The 51-year old hackney cab driver was convicted of assaulting 12
BROMLEY and Lewisham councils are taking part in a three-month consultation over regulating street works and easing congestion. The London Permit Scheme proposes that any company wanting to dig up London roads has to apply for a permit.
A NEW youth council is inviting 11 to 18-year-olds to have their say on community issues in Gravesham. Gravesham Council established Vox Box in February to represent the views of young people who live or go to school in the borough, and
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COMIC Relief saw police sweating, shaving and getting soaked to raise money. Around £500 was raised by officers and staff at North Kent Police Station in Thames Way, Northfleet, on Friday (March 13). The wife of one detective got a shock
THE lynchpin of a £38m car scam operation has been jailed for more than six years. Richard Shepherd ran a shop called Image Grafix, based in London Road, Swanley, which he used as a front to illegally change the identity of around 1,800 vehicles
YOUTH groups have turned out in force to try and save the organisation which administers their council grants. Bexley Council for Voluntary Youth Organisations (BCVYO) was set up by Bexley Council in 1993 to take over the distribution of
A GRANT-giving foundation has given £10,000 to a local dance charity but bosses have warned more money is needed to sustain such a “worthwhile cause”. The Jack Petchey Foundation funds programmes and projects benefiting young people aged 11
