Thamesmead Town 2-0 Brentwood Town Thamesmead are third in Ryman League Division One south after a 2-0 victory at home to Brentwood Town. After a largely uneventful first half, Rikki Cable put The Mead ahead 50 seconds in to the second half, after
Cambridge 68 Blackheath 14 Sometimes you come up against a side who hit all the right buttons on the day, unable to put a foot wrong, and certainly Cambridge, who would have been stung by their narrow defeat at Tynedale last week which put
AFTER shading the first half, Welling United’s F.A. Cup campaign was ended by two goals in the second period at high flying Dover Athletic. Andy Ford again rang the changes making four apterations from the Welling team which had disappointed
THE elderly were given the chance to try their hand at some new activities to help them stay fit and healthy. The event at the civic offices in Bromley was also a chance for over 60s to meet new friends and socialise as part of the International
A LOCAL rock band has offered its services free to help the supporters group at one of the borough’s football clubs. The band, Nelly’s Heroes, will play a fundraising gig at Welling United Football Club’s ground, in Park View Road, Welling, in aid of
BROMLEY go into Monday’s FA Cup fourth qualifying round draw after gaining a hard-fought victory against Ryman Premier Division side Tonbridge Angels on Saturday at the Longmead Stadium. Play was halted after nine minutes play when the referee
HUNDREDS of riders, young and old, climbed onto their bikes, and took to the Thames Cycle Path for this year’s sponsored cycle ride for the local hospice. This year’s event was the 15th annual ride organised by Greenwich and Bexley Cottage
YOUNGSTERS in Bexley are being offered the chance to go to the cinema for free as part of this year’s National Schools Film Week. The week, which runs from October 15 to October 23, is the 14th annual festival, and this year the films have the theme
A HIGH street police office has closed its front desk to public enquiries after failing to find enough volunteers. The Met police office housing the Mottingham and Chislehurst North and Chislehurst Safer Neighbourhood Teams (SNTs) used to be
RESIDENTS can attend a lecture on the state of affairs in Germany. The Bromley Town Twinning Assocation is holding the event on October 21 at 7.30pm in the United Reformed Church in Widmore Road, Bromley. Peter Ritzer will be speaking during the
A CAMPAIGN is underway to persuade more ex-service people to apply for the Armed Forces Veterans lapel badge. The badge was launched in 2004 to try to raise the profile of forces veterans and make it easier for people to recognise them.
TRADING standards officers are warning of block paving “criminals” leaving a trail of sub-standard work. The trading standards team at Bromley Council say they have recently been called out to a number incidents where block paving work has
A WOMAN has begun a search for her stepfather and his children, after being told by her dead mother to try and contact them. Stephanie Edwards’ mother Terri died from leukaemia in 1986, at the age of just 43. Mrs Edwards, 46, said “Within
SCIENCE students thought they were in an episode of CSI when they got the chance to use genetic equipment to study DNA samples. This was part a fundraising event held by Dartford Grammar School in West Hill, where they raised more than £2,000 for Jeans
Cray's credentials as newcomers to the Ryman Premier League have taken a knock after successive defeats against fellow-promoted teams. After a scrappy 2-1 home defeat by Waltham Abbey, the Wands crashed 4-1 at Kingstonian to remain perilously
