CADETS had a ‘down-to-earth’ royal encounter with the Duchess of Cambridge when they went on parade. Thirty youths from 104 (Hayes) Detachment joined the First Battalion Irish Guards at the event in Aldershot before being presented with a shamrock
Coventry 23 Blackheath 36. Maximum points for the seventh successive occasion, and seven away victories for the season, as Blackheath move up to fourth place in SSE National League One. But although they led this contest from the moment Jack Walsh
DUMPED doors, builders’ rubble and fence panels were just some of the items removed from an estate during a clean-up operation. During the day around eight tonnes of rubbish were removed from the Groves Estate in Penge by Bromley Council and
BUSTLES, bows and bonnets were in abundance at the launch of a heritage trail to showcase historical landmarks. Guides dressed in Victorian attire, along with volunteers from Bromley Civic Society, showed people around the 25 stop trail in
A CHARITY which helps children with chronic illnesses has extended its emotional support to families across the country by launching a telephone helpline. On the line volunteers trained by the Green Street Green based Maypole Project will be
FOOTBALL tournaments are being used as a weapon to teach children about the dangers of knife crime. Bromley police and Crystal Palace FC have teamed up to run the Give Knife Crime the Red Card events for under 14s on April 10 and under 18s
Cray reclaimed fifth place in the Ryman Premier table with a 2-1 win at East Thurrock United in a tale of two penalties. Badly needing a win after two successive defeats had pushed them out of the play-off places, Cray had a worrying start when Sam
CUBS came together and did their best during their first tournament under the banner of Bromley District Scouts. Packs from all over the borough took part in a series of challenges in Jubilee Country Park, Petts Wood, ranging from putting up
The latest performance of Bram Stoker’s Dracula, held at the Broadway Studio in Catford bought to life the characters of Stoker’s masterpiece. For those who do not know the story, it follows Count Dracula and his attempt to move from Transylvania to England
BUSINESS people breakfasted, networked and raised money for a hospice all at the same time when they took part in a networking event. More than 40 workers attended the business breakfast at Bromley Court Hotel, Bromley Hill, Bromley, to find
PHOTOGRAPHERS are invited to submit their favourite photos of spring scenes for a garden competition. All pictures entered will be on display at Keston Garden Centre, Oakley Road, Keston, during the spring gardening celebration which runs from
BROMLEY Community Counselling Service (BCCS) is starting up a support group for people suffering from visual impairment, or those who have been recently diagnosed. The group will meet for two hours at the Bromley Sight Centre, Blyth Road, Bromley
AN 18-YEAR-OLD man has been charged with the murder of Catford teenager Kwame Ofosu-Asare. Nathaniel Okusanya, from Lambeth, will appear at Croydon Magistrates' Court tomorrow (April 2), accused of killing Kwame. The 17-year-old was
