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12:05pm Tuesday 13th November 2007
THE annual exhibition was up to its usual high standard with many entries from new members.
Cynthia Read submitted a digitally manipulated shot entitled No More Scrambles at Biggin Hill. It showed the Scrambles Cafe with a Second World War Spitfire flying low overhead.
Mark Jordon's Sana was a delightful portrait of an Asian girl. Her blue flowing headscarf enhanced the skin tones of the girl.
Brian Archibald's Leucospermum showed a close-up shot of a seed head.
The society meets every Wednesday at Clockhouse Methodist Church Hall, Clockhouse Road.
For details, call on 020 8462 7306.
WE asked for businesses to offer rewards to people who do good deeds. Then we asked people to start doing nice things to earn the rewards. One man has chosen to do both!
TWO-YEAR-OLD Oluchi Nwaubani wasn’t breathing when she was pulled from a swimming pool earlier this year, and her tiny heart was barely beating after being in the water for 18 long minutes.
Pop princess Britney Spears will play two concerts at The O2, Greenwich next June.
NEWS Shopper today launches a new competition to find the cutest little Cinderella and the cheekiest junior Buttons.
THE deal has not been done - which means a £2,000 voucher to spend on the party of your dreams is once again up for grabs. What could you swap for it?
FAMILY holidays to France are up for grabs as News Shopper launches a new award to recognise the achievements of role-model mothers.
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