This year is the 200th anniversary of the abolition of the slave trade. TOM WILLETTS finds out more about south east London's involvement and the campaign to end it.
A messenger boy for the fire service during the Blitz is trying to track down his old colleagues for a reunion more than 60 years since the end of the Second World War. DAVID MILLS reports.
A book shop manager and his family emigrated to Canada to start a new life at the turn of the 20th Century. His great-great nephew talks to CLAIRE BURKE about his bid to piece together the past.
An open day is set to reveal the history of Hextable, a village once famed for horticulture and a ban on the sale of alcohol. CHARLOTTE McDONALD finds out more.
The editor of a historical website about Beckenham is appealing for people to send him pictures and memories of the town. WILLIAM DAVIES finds out more.
On August 13, 1977, a mass demonstration stopped the National Front marching from New Cross to the centre of Lewisham. Reporter WILLIAM DAVIES learns what happened on that day.
A university graduate is making a film about the history of Hayes, the town in which he grew up, reporter WILLIAM DAVIES finds out how he's getting on.
AN AWARD-WINNING filmmaker is looking to have a public screening ofhis film when it is completed.