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  • Parking charges on Sunday - Good or Bad?

    In every pay and display parking bay in Bromley, it is free to park on a Sunday. This can act as a little relief for the general public, after having to pay every other day in the week to park their car for what can sometimes be a very short time

  • DANCING ON ICE: Laura backflips her way to the top spot

    LAURA Hamilton has secured a place at the top of the Dancing on Ice leader board, with a routine that saw her do a dangerous back flip over her partner's head. The kids' TV presenter impressed the show's judges, landing a score of 25.5, joint

  • NORTH KENT: Sniffer dogs used to teach kids of drug dangers

    POLICE have been using sniffer dogs to teach north Kent children about how they search for drugs. Dog handler PC Andy Hill gave years five and six at Rosherville Primary School in London Road, Northfleet, a presentation on the consequences

  • Eades enjoys success at British masters

    TWO senior athletes from Dartford Harriers took part in the British masters’ combined events championships at Lee Valley on Sunday. Teresa Eades and Gary Capon both competed in the O50 age group, with Eades jumping in four events and coming first in

  • MUSIC: Your Freetime, your music

    JAZZ musician Big Timothy has just released his debut album No Strings and is one of many artists to have uploaded an online profile of themselves to the News Shopper website. The Your Music section showcases the talents of singers and bands from

  • Combe fail to get on the trail against Ealing

    By Mike Attewell WESTCOMBE Park lost at home against runaway league leaders Ealing Trailfinders at Goddington Lane on Saturday, despite playing with a good deal of panache and a huge amount of grit. Combe missed a penalty early on but after 20 minutes

  • BROMLEY: Help Maisy become Kiss FM's chosen one

    A WANNABE radio presenter is one step away from achieving her dream - but needs the support of News Shopper readers to make it come true. Maisy James, aged 18, of Southborough Lane, Bromley, has made it through to the final shortlist of 10

  • ALBUM REVIEW: Round-up of latest releases

    Kevin Bryan reviews this week's latest album releases. James Findlay: Sport and Play **** DORSET-BASED singer, guitarist and fiddler Findlay was the winner of Radio 2's Young Folk Award in 2009,and he now makes his Fellside debut with a CD of rare

  • PUB REVIEW: The Star and Garter, High Street, Bromley

    DECOR ** (room for a lot of improvement) DRINK *** (lager and alcopops are the tipple of choice) PRICE * (West End prices and nothing to show for it) ATMOSPHERE *** (drink, dance, sing, collapse) STAFF ** (competant but distracted) DRINKING

  • Boss hits roof following abject Bromley defeat

    BROMLEY manager Hayden Bird has told his squad to buck their ideas up quickly after Saturday’s 1-0 home defeat at the hands of Staines. The Lillywhites are still in the play-offs after the loss but it was the manner of Bromley’s performance

  • MOVIE REVIEW: Paul ***

    SIMON Pegg and Nick Frost return in yet another bromance buddy movie but without the whip-sharp editing and direction of Edgar Wright, it doesn’t quite live up to the high-expectations we’ve come to expect from the pair after Shaun Of The Dead

  • Beckenham slip to second home defeat of the season

    Beckenham were overwhelmed by an extremely useful London Irish Amateur side in the second half to register only their second home defeat of the season. Beckenham started strongly but got little change out of an impressive Irish defence and

  • PICTURED: Anerley flat murder victim Siobhan Kelly

    DETECTIVES are appealing for information after a 39-year-old woman was murdered in Anerley. Emergency services were called to the flat in Kendall Court, Tudor Road, on February 7 by Siobhan Kelly's relatives who were concerned because they

  • Shakes winner boosts Fleet promotion bid

    EBBSFLEET United continued their good away form with victory over Havant & Waterlooville at Westleigh Park. A heavy pitch meant the match was played at a slow pace, which hampered both teams’ play. Ebbsfleet manager Liam Daish made three

  • Powell: We need to play well for 90 minutes

    CHARLTON manager Chris Powell is delighted to have kept up his 100 per cent record as boss but is hoping his side can start playing better from the opening minute. The Addicks ran out 3-2 winners over a Peterborough side who looked well in control

  • FARNBOROUGH: Fire crews cut off patient's wedding ring

    FIREFIGHTERS were called to a hospital to cut off a patient’s wedding ring. It took them around 30 seconds to remove the woman’s ring in A&E at the Princess Royal University Hospital in Farnborough at around midday yesterday. The woman

  • Main ensures Darts share spoils with Braintree

    WITHIN the space of less than two weeks, leg-weary Darts took four points from run-away league leaders Braintree. Saturday’s draw came at the end of eight days in which Darts travelled more than a thousand miles without the suspended Lee Noble

  • Home is not where the heart is for Bromley

    BROMLEY slumped to their fifth home league defeat since Christmas on Saturday in what was their worst display of the season so far against Staines. Mid-table Staines fully deserved their win as Bromley failed to register a worthwhile shot

  • Silver for Shaunagh

    Shauangh Brown came away from the European Indoor trials at Sheffield with a silver medal in the shot putt. The Blackheath & Bromley threw 14.91 to beat some of the best athletes in the country including Great Britain's top multi eventer Jessica Ennis

  • Abbott ready to begin again at The Valley

    PAWEL Abbott revealed he had no plans to leave Charlton in January after beginning his battle to win over the Addicks fanbase against Peterborough on Saturday. The striker hadn’t had the best of times at The Valley since his move from Oldham

  • LEWISHAM: Blackberry stop and search alert scheme launched

    YOUTHS in Lewisham will be alerted by Blackberry if police are planning a stop and search operation in the borough - a first for the capital. Supporters of the scheme say it will cut down on the amount of weapons carried in the area but the