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  • Can Hayes School be more Environmentally Friendly?

    Boran Tatli Can Hayes School be more Environmentally Friendly? Thanks to a more aware society, many schools and public projects have helped our society reuse. Reduce, and recycle. But can schools do more?   I can start by stating the

  • Young Reporter: Light up a Life

    With faces lit by glowing candles, crowds gathered at St Christopher’s Hospice, Sydenham to remember loved ones and watch the turning on of the beautiful Remembrance Tree lights. Every December, the Hospice holds a special remembrance service and people

  • Woman's life work at risk due to damning Ofsted report

    A woman is fighting to save the reputation of her nursery after an Ofsted report stated that her nursery put children's welfare at potential risk Charlotte Austin has worked in childcare her whole life and realised her life's ambition when she

  • Man dies in house fire in Orpington

    A man has died in a house fire in Orpington. Emergency services were called to a house in Tower Road, Orpington, just after 2pm. Upon arrival they found the lounge on fire, and the body of a 79-year-old man who was sadly pronounced dead at

  • Fourth man charged over murder of Ben Fasina in Thamesmead

    A fourth man has been charged following the murder of Ben Fasina in Thamesmead. Olamide Fasina, known to friends as Ben, was chased into an alleyway off Wolvercote Road on October 14, before being stabbed in the heart. Bliss Buodo, 22, of Edgington

  • PICTURED: Car alight on Dartford Crossing

    A flaming car has been pictured on the Dartford Crossing. Kent Fire and Rescue crews were called to the approach road of the Dartford Tunnel at 2.19pm to reports of a car on fire. Crews had the blaze under control by 2.45pm. No one was

  • Northfleet man guilty of child sex offences

    A Northfleet man has been found guilty of a series of child sex offences. Alan Clarke, 30, of Pier Road, was found guilty at Maidstone Crown Court of six counts of sexual assault on a female child under the age of 13 and one count of causing a

  • PICTURED: Festive magic in New Ash Green

    Santa Claus brought Christmas magic to New Ash Green over the weekend. The 'Christmas Magic' event took place on December 13 at North Square Car Park and saw youngsters test their skating skills on an outdoor ice-rink. Lauren Smith and

  • Lewisham lit up for Christmas

    Christmas festivities began in Lewisham on December 3 with Mayor, Sir Steve Bullock, switching on the Christmas tree lights. The mayor was accompanied by St Mary's church choir, members of the Lewisham Central Assembly and the team behind the Lewisham

  • Eltham High Street set to get £2million facelift

    With Christmas round the corner, Greenwich council has received a huge gift of £2 million that will change the image of Eltham High Street. Transport for London has awarded this huge sum to improve Eltham High Street and Greenwich council are delighted

  • House fire in Erith

    Four fire engines and around 20 firefighters fought a blaze at a house in Erith this morning (December 17). Part of the ground floor of the Waterhead Close house, which is under development, was damaged. There were no reports of any injuries

  • Sidcup school celebrate their own super hero

    Sidcup school pupils have celebrated the success of their very own super hero - a paralysed father who cycled 500-miles using just his arms. Fantastic fund raiser, Rob Groves, first visited Days Lane Primary School in November before embarking

  • 'Watch out for Christmas drunks', Greenwich pubs told

    Watch out for Christmas drunks - that's the message for Greenwich pub landlords in a campaign to keep boozed-up punters from misbehaving during the festive period. Greenwich Council has set up a responsible drinking Christmas campaign and are working

  • VIDEO: Charley Boorman's Christmas survival guide

    With all of the family around, Christmas can be one of the most magical but also most fraught times of the year. Keeping everyone entertained and the conversation flowing can be a real test. Never fear because TV presenter and adventurer Charley

  • The Who postpone Greenwich gigs due to illness

    Legendary rockers The Who have been forced to postpone their gigs in Greenwich this week. Singer Roger Daltrey has been ordered by medics to rest his voice due to a throat infection. The band and their management have apologised to all ticket

  • Greenwich man charged with rape of girl in Thamesmead

    Detectives investigating the rape of a 17-year-old female at Binsey Walk in Thamesmead on Tuesday (December 9) have charged a man with the attack this morning (December 17). Oluwadamilare Baiyewu, 21, of Fairlawn in Greenwich, will appear by video

  • 'Getting it right': PubSpy reviews Jam Circus, Brockley

    So many places get Christmas wrong. Whether it’s putting up a tree in August or gaudy lights or outrageously loud 70s Christmas tunes. The deliciously named Jam Circus in Brockley Road gets Christmas just right, but that’s probably because they