Thamesmead Town 2-1 Harlow Town A skilful goal from Joel Greaves on his home debut secured all three points for the Mead at home to Harlow Town. The match got off to a roaring start as Peter Smith headed the Mead ahead on the first attack after just
With Chichester winning away at Old Elthamians, albeit it close, 3-13 Gravesend maintain their position at the head of London One South through a superior points difference. Dropping out for the start with the river behind them Gravesend came
A STOPPAGE time winner from James Henry secured victory for Millwall against Colchester at The Den this afternoon. The Lions trailed at the break after Marc Laird’s own goal put Colchester in front but Alan Dunne drew them level midway through the
CRYSTAL Palace Transmitting Station and Park will feature on a pin badge to mark the 2012 Olympic Games. The London 2012 Organising Committee is to produce 33 different pin badges, each bearing a landmark from one of London’s 32 boroughs and
TALKING teapots, singing wardrobes and dancing candlesticks can only mean one thing. You guessed it –Disney’s Beauty And The Beast. I was treated to a serving of the latest touring production at Bromley's The Churchill theatre. Strong
THE lyrics "lets do the time warp again" echoed through the windy, rainy streets of Bromley town centre after I took a trip to see the infamous Rocky Horror Show. The recent touring production landed at our very own Churchill Theatre to a packed audience
A EUROPEAN boxing gold medallist visited a school to help offer up tips on becoming a champion. Luke Campbell was handed the Boxing Writers' Association Amateur Boxer of the Year gong last month after scooping a gold medal for Great Britain
STUDENTS stepped back in time by having their lessons themed around a particular decade. Hextable School in Egerton Avenue had a curriculum focus day which saw each of the school’s five houses take on a decade from the 1940s through to the
A day care centre for people with disabilities is launching an information service to let people know about local community groups and organisations. From November 11 the Information Stop at Gravesham Place in Bath Street, Gravesend, will provide leaflets
GOALS were scored and skills showcased when a ladies football club held a coaching session for youngsters with special needs. Dartford Ladies FC held the training event at Acacia Hall Sports Centre, High Street, Dartford, on Saturday (Oct 31
A PUFFING BILLY street train could be chugging its way around Beckenham high street as councillors explore new ways to drive more shoppers into town. The idea for a £150,000 tractor modelled as a steam engine and pulling a “road train” of passenger
A HOUSING association has defended its decision to bulldoze a block of sheltered homes. Earlier this year, Broomleigh Housing Association announced it would be closing Hayes Place in Bourne Vale, Hayes, because the block’s 47 flats were too small and
DISABLED people have held a bus stop protest to highlight the difficulties wheelchair users face when they use public transport. Members of the North Kent Disabled Foundation want Arriva to provide more space for wheelchair users on Fastrack
The British National Party is up to its old tricks again. It has now had the audacity to slate me on its website. Please go to the following address to find out what they have to say about News Shopper and Erastus Piggott: http://bnp.org.uk
