FRUIT tree owners are being asked to allow volunteers to harvest their trees. Residents with trees in and around the Westcombe Park area of Greenwich can sign up to a scheme designed to prevent fresh fruit from going to waste. Tree owners would
Members enjoyed a fashion show presented by Pauline Turner, our own members modelled some very fashionable clothes to suit all ages and sizes the models were Marion Maggie Barbara Rita Jeanette , we were then let loose on the rails of clothes for
POLICE officers will be pushing themselves to limit by taking part in a heavy duty charity run. A group of Lewisham police officers are taking part in the Fan Dance on May 29, which is part of the selection process to get into the UK Special
Welcome to the latest Shopper Rant opinion column. This week we ask why passengers are forced to pay so much money for travelling by train. Join the debate by adding your comments. FORGET the economic crisis, the general election and who will replace
Blackheath 48 Tynedale 24 An excellent finale to the league season, fast, flowing and open - almost played in a Barbarians style. And full credit must go to Tynedale who demonstrated their intentions as early as the first minute, the visitors
BOGUS roofers made themselves scarce when Bexley trading standards officers responded to a call suggesting a pensioner was being conned. An agreement between local banks and trading standards, prompted suspicious bank staff to call, after a
COUNCILLORS have sided with residents’ objections by unanimously throwing out an application to build 20 homes on green belt land. Despite being recommended for approval, FC Starks Ltd’s plan to develop 14 houses and 6 flats at the former Darenth
A STEEL fence raised around playing fields has brought a Cold War atmosphere to a residential street, a homeowner says. Colyer Road residents are unhappy with the perimeter fence put up around the fields next to Northfleet Technology College while construction
CHRISTIAN Dailly was named Charlton’s player of the year on Sunday evening and the veteran defender used his acceptance speech to pay tribute to the Addicks fanbase. Dailly, 36, edged out popular engine room man Jose Semedo and last year’s
PHIL Parkinson kept a lid on any celebrations from the Charlton camp after the Addicks defeated Leeds 1-0 to keep their automatic promotion hopes alive. Despite the hard-fought and dramatic late win against their promotion rivals at The Valley
