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  • Policing will not suffer during the Olympics, says Met boss

    NEIGHBOURHOOD policing will not suffer during the Olympics, the Metropolitan Police’s top cop assured residents. Commissioner Bernard Hogan-Howe was at Christ the King St Mary’s Sixth Form College in Sidcup on Wednesday for a question and answer

  • Chance to star in property show with Sarah Beeny

    PROPERTY hunters in the borough have the chance to star in a new TV show alongside Sarah Beeny. Channel 4 are looking for people who are house hunting in Bromley and Beckenham to take part in a new show hosted by property expert Sarah Beeny

  • New tees facility installed at Dartford golf venue

    BIRCHWOOD Park Golf Centre in Dartford has installed a new tees on the club’s par-three orchard course. The new tees have been installed after an investment of £15,000 by the public pay-and-play centre, which will mean golfers can tee up all year round

  • Controversial super sewer project set for Deptford

    "DISGUSTED" campaigners are hoping London's mayor can step in and stop part of a £4.1bn super sewer being built near a school. They have been joined by Lewisham Deptford MP Joan Ruddock in slamming Thames Water's plans for Deptford Church

  • Bexley pole vault duo jump for joy

    A PAIR of pole vaulters from Bexley Athletics Club leapt to glory at the Kent championships on Sunday. Charlie Jinks, 16, and 14-year-old Ailis McGovern won their individual titles, a double success which delighted Bexley AC coach Gordon Lillis

  • £60m Greenwich cable car nears completion

    WHAT'S that in the sky? A mayoral vanity project, a £60m tourist attraction or a much-needed river crossing? When Boris Johnson resurrected the idea of a cable car across the Thames two years ago it seemed to many people like one of his more

  • Guns seized as teen Tasered and bitten by police dog

    A TEENAGE suspect was Tasered and bitten by a police dog this morning after reports of a group armed with guns. Police were initially called to reports of a disturbance in Wells Park Road, Sydenham, at 12.38am this morning. Officers

  • Reviews of the latest music releases

    The Chieftains, "Voice of Ages" **** Ireland's much loved musical ambassadors celebrate their 50th anniversary this year, and no one would have been surprised if they'd chosen to mark this momentous milestone by roping in a few of their

  • Two missing teenage girls found safe and well

    TWO missing teenage girls have been found safe and well. Eleanor Massbery, aged 16, and 15-year-old Sarah McLaren went missing on May 11 from their homes in Maidstone. It was believed that they could be in the Gravesend area.

  • Review: The Lost Hour, Greenwich

    PUBSPY'S VIEW When the gavel went down at The Auctioneer, the only bidding taking place was a fond farewell from its student punters. The sticky-surfaced, slightly grimy hangout has long gone and in its place has appeared The Lost Hour

  • Damaged extension lead ignites house-fire in Gravesend

    A BEDROOM was destroyed after a fire broke out in a Gravesend house yesterday evening (May 16). Firefighters from Thames-side and Swanscombe were called to Russell Road at around 8.20pm and managed to stop flames spreading to any other room

  • Me and My Tattoo: Antonio Cilento

    Antonio Cilento, 32, Blackheath Why this design? I chose this design because my grandad lives in Italy, is the head of my family and my hero. I decided to get the tattoo done this year as my grandad is 95 on the July 5 and lately