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  • Millwall escape FA discilpinary action

    MILLWALL will not be charged by the Football Association over crowd trouble in last month’s game against Middlesbrough. The 3-2 defeat at The Den was almost called off by referee Chris Sarginson when missiles were thrown from the home crowd. Footage

  • Cambridge runners break medals record

    CAMBRIDGE Harriers AC enjoyed a successful weekend on the track. On Saturday, the Kidbrooke-based club enjoyed its most successful medal haul at the Kent indoor championships at Lee Valley, collecting eight golds, three silvers and four bronze medals

  • Plato back at Brands for pre-season test

    REIGNING British Touring Car (BTC) champion Jason Plato returns to Kent to start his title defence campaign at Brands Hatch early next month. Brands will host the opening round of the 2011 championship on April 2 and April 3 and in preparation

  • Court hears 'terrified' Night Stalker victim's 999 call

    JURORS today heard the tape of a 999 call from a distressed 82-year-old woman said to be one of the victims of the Night Stalker. Woolwich Crown Court heard the woman tell emergency services she was “terrified” and that a man in “dark clothes

  • Police search for burglar released early from prison

    POLICE are hunting for a burglar who has breached the terms of his early release from prison. John McDonagh was released from HMP Highdown in December after being sentenced to three-and-a-half years in jail at Croydon Crown Court in March 2009

  • Video appeal for donations to save youth charity

    A VIDEO has been released to appeal for donations to save a charity for troubled young people. JusB in Bromley needs to raise £50,000 by the end of this month to survive, following cuts in funding from the government and Bromley Council.

  • GREENHITHE: Marina plans to be appealed

    THE PLANNERS behind a marina development in a north Kent village are appealing to the Secretary of State to overturn its refusal. Greenhithe Marina Management LLP wants to construct a 200 berth marina with a fuel pontoon and clubhouse accessed

  • Three boys found guilty of murdering Nicholas Pearton

    THREE youths face life sentences after being found guilty of murdering schoolboy Nicholas Pearton. The 16-year-old was stabbed to death on May 5 last year after being chased through Home Park Recreation Ground in Sydenham. Jurors were

  • Plumstead Make Merry cancelled this year

    GREENWICH’S longest running festival has been cancelled this year due to financial problems, organisers have announced. The Plumstead Make Merry has been taking place annually for 32 years on the common. But the loss of more than £2,000

  • Gallen virtually rules out more Millwall loan deals

    JOE Gallen admits it is highly unlikely Millwall will make any more loan signings before the emergency window closes next Thursday. The Lions drafted in Andros Townsend from Spurs earlier this week on loan but it would seem that is the final

  • BROMLEY: Little legs running for Cancer Research UK

    A LOT of youngsters with little legs are set to take part in a fundraising event for Cancer Research UK. Fifteen primary schools have been invited to walk or run in Little Legs for Life at Bromley High School, Blackbrook Lane, Bickley, on June

  • MOVIE REVIEW: The Resident **

    HAMMER Horror has been off our screens for more than 30 years, returning only last year with the surprisingly decent Let Me In, the English language adaptation of Swedish vampire movie, Let The Right One In. The Resident is their second

  • DARTFORD: Two in hospital after crash

    TWO people needed hospital treatment after a car hit a pedestrian in Dartford. Emergency services were called to Home Gardens at around 9.50am on Tuesday (March 8) and found a woman, believed to be in her 30s, suffering from head and leg injuries

  • BIGGIN HILL: Battle of the witches in A Level play

    TWO witches battled it out for supremacy in a production of Oz after weeks of hard work behind the scenes. Based on the story of the Wizard of Oz, the play was staged by the Year 13 A Level performing arts students at Charles Darwin School,

  • BELVEDERE: Flames from shed fire spread to house

    FIREFIGHTERS were called to a fire which burned down a shed and damaged a house in Belvedere this morning (March 10). The blaze completely destroyed the shed in the back garden of a house in Cheshunt Road and flames spread to an adjacent house