A DRAMATIC stoppage time winner from Hayes & Yeading substitute Toby Little consigned Ebbsfleet to yet another defeat at Stonebridge Road this afternoon. Both teams went into the game having failed to win a match this season and already
A NEW £60,000 playground for youngsters has been built using Government funding. Gravesham Council leader Councillor Mike Snelling officially opened the new facilities in Judson’s Field, off Wrotham Road, Meopham. He was accompanied
SECURITY is to be stepped up following a series of fires at a recreation ground. Firefighters were called out three times over one weekend to the recreation ground in Whitehall Lane, Slade Green after children set alight to grass. Bexley
A WHEELCHAIR and scooter service has been given a revamp. The shopmobility service at The Glades in Bromley High Street provides free hire of scooters and wheelchairs for disabled or infirm shoppers. The new Shopmobility Centre is located
MILLWALL maintained their undefeated start to the season on Friday night, but Kenny Jackett will feel his side should have claimed all three points against struggling Brighton. Eleven goals conceded in their last two games had left the Seagulls second
A NIGHTCLUB has replaced its glass bottles with plastic to prevent them being used as weapons. Air and Breathe in Essex Road, Dartford, made the switch last Thursday (August 20), after replacing its glass beakers with plastic cups a couple
PEOPLE are being warned about the health risk from handling specialist asbestos removal equipment which has been stolen from a site in Bexley. The equipment, which includes five specialist vacuum cleaners and a “wash down” box trailer, was taken from
YOUNGSTERS went wild while wearing wonderfully weird hats at a tea party. Around 75 children attended the Mad Hatter’s Tea Party in Westminster field, off The Street, Horton Kirby, last Wednesday (August 26), making funny hats and enjoying
Following England’s success in defeating Australia to win the Ashes, DAVID MILLS hears how their original home was on a mantelpiece in Cobham. THE ASHES is arguably cricket’s most iconic trophy, reflecting more than a century of epic rivalry
