As we experience one of the coldest patches of weather I can remember the age old question has arisen again. Snow: magical or pure evil? For the first time in my life I have found myself on the “evil” side of the fence. As I stumbled out of a cinema,
Blackheath 48 v Cambridge 33. The final result of this contest was never in much doubt once Blackheath carved out a 24-0 lead on 25 minutes, but financially troubled Cambridge will take much credit for their five tries which kept them nibbling away
Bromley Friends of the Earth is celebrating 40 years of helping protect the environment. DAVID MILLS looks at the work it does. THE word green has firmly established itself in our lexicon as meaning more than just a colour. Being "green
A 20-YEAR-OLD man is seriously ill in hospital after being stabbed in New Cross. Police were called to Shardeloes Road at about 4.20am where paramedics were treating a black man who had been stabbed. The victim has been taken to a south
A TEENAGER who was murdered in Brixton has been named as Kwame Ofosu-Asare from Catford. The 17-year-old was stabbed in Adelaide Close, Brixton, at about 5.50pm on Friday (March 2). He was being taken to hospital by ambulance when he
LONDON mayor Boris Johnson has called on the Chancellor to offer national insurance holidays to create jobs, investment in infrastructure and a crack down on stamp duty avoidance in the budget. The Tory mayor - currently running in a close
IT was 'karneval' time when the mayor of Bromley paid a visit to the town's twin in Germany. Councillor David McBride went to Neuwied in the Rhineland for the colourful occasion, accompanied by a small group from the Bromley Town Twinning Association
WITH Easter round the corner, a hospice is calling out to the knitting community to provide their nifty knitting skills. Harris HospisCare in Orpington is working on its Easter campaign to knit chicks and bunnies so they can be filled with small chocolate
PLANS to build a massive multimillion residential and leisure complex in Bromley town centre are due to be considered on Tuesday (March 6). Councillors will decide whether to allow a 24-storey £80m development at the Westmoreland Road car park site
A DANCE studio is set to reopen after a fire put it out of business for more than three years. The Dance Company Studios was burnt to the ground in December 2008 after a warehouse next door went up in flames. However following a rebuild
Gravesend 37-18 CS Rugby 1863. Not before time did Gravesend deliver what they have promised for so long as they powered back with their first win of 2012 to secure their future in rugby’s National league 3. With the usual Saturday attendance boosted
SPIRITUAL healers have paid a visit to carers to help them relax and unwind. Four healers from Bromley Healing Centre went along to Carers Lewisham in Forest Hill to provide the one-to-one sessions to 18 carers and staff. The process works whereby
A MAN has been killed by a train after going on the tracks at Hither Green station during an apparent argument with a woman. Emergency services were called to the station at about 6.30pm on Friday and found the body of a man on the tracks.
A solitary goal by Chris Saunders saw Cray overcome a battling Hastings team whose left back Ross Sutton had to play in goal after their regular 'keeper Matt Armstrong-Ford reported sick. On 18 minutes Sutton pushed out a searching cross from Cray's
In the final game of the South London & Kent Pool Alliance Winter league season there were still five teams looking for promotion to the Premier Division but it was Fox under the Hill who just squeezed through with a 12-3 victory over Bellegrove Sharks
