SEVENTEEN months after Welling United’s last home league defeat, Kidderminster Harriers ended the run with a deserved victory on the annual ‘Non League Day’ celebration of semi-pro and amateur football. James Dance’s first half brace proved too much
THE 27-year-old man arrested following yesterday evenings bomb hoax at the Dartford Crossing has been detained under the Mental Health Act. He was arrested at 4.15pm after getting off a coach metres after the toll booths in Kent and running to
September is the refreshing beginning of the academic year. It comes with a chance to meet new people, experience new things but also to reflect the past year and the choices made in the past year. Society says that we shouldn’t get something as
Gravesend’s performance in their first league fixture was quite impressive, but lead coach Matt Williams said, after the game, “although today’s efforts put on a good show, there is still plenty to work on. The team as a unit need to be more clinical
A CANNABIS factory in Bromley High Street overheated and sparked a flat fire that damaged a café. The three-storey flat caught fire at 2am on Thursday morning. When police officers attended, they discovered more than 225 cannabis plants scattered
A SUSPECTED bomb was the reason behind the seven-hour closure of the Dartford Crossing yesterday (September 6). Kent Police say suspicions were raised about the behaviour of a man who had been on a coach which just gone through the tolls at 4pm
A BROMLEY man was "horrified" when he found flies buzzing around in the sealed packaging of bread rolls purchased in a local Sainsbury's. Warren Hill's mother, Maureen, bought the Sainsbury's own cheese top rolls from the Walter's Yard store last
