The debating society of Newstead Wood School held their nerve on Saturday in order to get into the final of a major debating tournament. The annual Southern Junior Debate Tournament, which took place at Wilson’s School in Wellington, London and consisted
Rosslyn Park 29 v Blackheath 9. A final scoreline which reflects a little harshly on Blackheath with Rosslyn Park’s two second half tries coming from breakaway moves while the Club were trying to force their way back into the contest. The visitors
BROMLEY police is asking residents to be on the lookout for people disturbing badger setts after evidence of a number of baiting bids in the borough recently. As these pictures show they include in Hoblingwell Wood, St Paul’s Cray, where a 4ft
Supported by 50+ businesses, this month’s Beckenham Business Association Event was hosted by The Big Breakfast with a delicious buffet. The action packed evening had a great line-up – speakers Jackie Barrie who gave tips on Home Page content, Saj
AN ARMY cadet force instructor from Chislehurst has been honoured for 26 years service to London cadets. Captain Daniel King received the Greater London Reserve Forces and Cadets Association (GL RFCA) Certificate for Meritorious Service to London
THE endless winter similar to the one cast by Narnia’s White Witch is set to continue this week with temperatures struggling to reach 4C. Tonight it is set to be mostly cloudy with the possibility of a snow flurry here and there but otherwise it
A RESIDENTS association is pushing for answers about the cause of a recycling plant fire which is now one of the longest running fires in Bromley history. The Little Chislewick Residents' Association was first made aware of the blaze at Waste4Fuel
POOR rail conditions mean Southeastern train services across the entire network may be cancelled, delayed by up to 60 minutes or revised at short notice. Customers travelling via the Sidcup line are advised to use London bus services as an alternative
MARK Rose’s cycle helmet still has red paint on it from the day he was in collision with a bus and he is hoping someone out there remembers what happened. The cyclist was on his way to work and following a 54 bus up Southend Road, Beckenham, when
SLEEPING residents were woken up early this morning (March 24) when a fire started in their Gravesend block of flats at around 6am. Firefighters were called to the four storey building in Harmer Street following reports of a fire breaking out in
SAINSBURY’S in Penge is urging charities to contact the store if they want to receive food donations. The food donation scheme is aimed at charities and organisations which would benefit from receiving surplus fresh food products. The types
BROMLEY Council will run certain public health services in the borough from April 1. This follows the abolition of NHS primary care trusts and transfer of responsibility for these services to local authorities under the government’s Health and
A COUNCIL scheme to get unemployed youngsters into work by giving them apprenticeships and internships starts next month. Bromley Council has invested £500,000 in the project which will pay for 198 18-to-24-year-olds to have an internship or apprenticeship
