Orpington Photographic Society played host to the FSLPS (Federation of South London Photographic Societies) Plate Finals judged by Roger Force FRPS, DPAGB, APAGB, at their regular Tuesday meeting. Here is a rundown of the plate and cup winners
A FORMER Met Police drug squad detective and an ex-fireman are awaiting sentence for their part in an attempt to smuggle £200m worth of cocaine into Ireland. Michael Daly, aged 49, of Beechway, Bexley, a former sergeant with the Met, changed
A 35-YEAR-OLD man has been given an Asbo banning him from a town centre. At Dartford Magistrates’ Court on February 19, Joe Glynn was given an Asbo banning him from Gravesend town centre for four years . The order also bans Glynn, of
POLICE have charged two people in connection with alleged assaults on three taxi drivers in Dartford. Christopher Cole, aged 25, of Coopers Mews, Beckenham, and a 17-year-old boy, who cannot be identified for legal reasons, have both been charged
A PAIR of north Kent table tennis players are celebrating after playing a key role in Kent’s veterans’ championship success last weekend. Dartford's Chris Bartram and Gravesend's Jackie Williams were members of the five-strong county team alongside
A SCOUT group which is one of the oldest in the area is looking for former members to help it piece together its history. The 2nd Erith Scouts are celebrating their 100th birthday this year with a series of events but are hoping to add to their collection
FIREFIGHTERS had to remove a car roof to rescue a woman driver following a triple crash on the M25. Emergency services were called to the scene on the anticlockwise carriageway between junctions 3 and 2 near Hextable at 5.20pm yesterday. The woman
A SOMALIAN man accused of murdering his flatmate with an axe will stand trial in September. Ahmed Ali, aged 35, is alleged to have killed fellow Somalian Abdullah Barre Jama at their flat in Chiswell Square, Kidbrooke, in May last year.
THE 2010 British Superbike Championship will feature three new manufacturers when the season gets underway on Easter weekend at Brands Hatch. Entries from Aprilia, BMW and KTM now mean a staggering eight manufacturers will be represented. There will
DARTFORD’S Harry Crawley entered his maiden European karting outing aiming to get his name out there on the international stage. And after out-pacing the reigning world champion in qualifying and almost reaching the podium on race day, he did this
IN front of Bishop’s Stortford’s lowest home league gate of the season, Bromley left Woodside Park empty handed after another lethargic performance on Tuesday evening. Both teams were coming into the match on a run of seven successive games
PEOPLE were given an education in nutritious eating at a health open day. The Mick Jagger Centre in Shepherds Lane, Dartford, hosted exhibitions and lectures by experts in natural health, with advice ranging from enhancing fertility and the libido
SOUL singer Ruby Turner will be wowing fans with her inimitable voice in concert next week. The former Culture Club band member will perform at both Dartford’s Mick Jagger Centre on March 5 and Fairfield Halls in Croydon on March 6.
LETTERS and leaflets are being sent to people in Bexley telling them they can opt out of a scheme which will make their key medical information available on-line. The summary care records (SCR) scheme is being rolled out across the borough
FILM director Ken Loach will be answering fans’ questions after a screening of his gritty movie Looking For Eric. The film about a postman who receives life coaching from French footballer Eric Cantona will be shown at The Albany theatre’s
VCD showed great character to come back from two goals down on two occasions to eventually win a topsy turvy game of high drama. Vickers started the game brightly on a very heavy muddy pitch, creating chances straight from kick off with Nick
AN EDUCATION roadshow aimed at inspiring more pupils to go to university has visited one of Bexley’s top non-selective schools. St Catherine’s Catholic School for Girls in Watling Street, Bexleyheath, takes pupils until the age of 16 and most girls
OK well I think, in answer to my question "What happened?" the simple answer is successive governments, that's what happened. I've had this awful flu/cold that's been going round. I didn't bother the doctors about it since it was only a heavy
HUNDREDS of youngsters teamed up to scale Mount Everest - without ever leaving the relative safety of a shopping centre. The Mount Everest Team Challenge brought together 60 teams of young people from youth and sports clubs, Scout and Guide groups and
NEWS Shopper will be providing a live video stream from London Mayor Boris Johnson’s question time today. Every month Mr Johnson answers your queries in a City Hall session which is broadcast online. Now you can watch every second of
As the first of the modern hospices, St Christopher’s was an example to be followed by all. DAVID MILLS looks at how its message is spread through education. “GO around and see what is being done, and see how your own circumstances can produce
AKPO Sodje admitted he wants to turn his loan deal from Sheffield Wednesday into a permanent contract at the end of the campaign. The attacking half of Charlton's Sodje sibling duo netted the first goal of his second temporary spell at The
DOG track staff and their punters have raised more than £1,600 for Help for Heroes at a night dedicated to the forces charity. Crayford Greyhound Track in Stadium Way, Crayford, used individual dog sponsorship, a raffle and a stall at the trackside
A HEDGEHOG rescuer is appealing for residents to send any sick or injured prickly friends her way. Mavis Righini, of Pickhurst Road, Hayes, is currently caring for 17 hedgehogs and has been looking after spiky hedgerow-dwellers since 1985.
TODDLERS at a children’s centre roared like tigers as they celebrated Chinese New Year. Last week, 15 children and their parents from the Little Gems Children’s Centre celebrated the dawn of the year of the tiger at Ebbsfleet Rainbow Centre
RESIDENTS in Lewisham have recycled more than 8,000 Christmas trees this year. The trees have now been chipped ready to be used for environmental projects around the borough. Recycled trees are being laid as a weed suppressant in green
YOUNGSTERS got creative as part of their school’s business challenge week. All 260 pupils at Istead Rise Primary School in Downs Road spent a week working with local businesses. The students made Mother’s day floral designs for a florist, healthy
A LAST minute decision to cut government cash for free travel for the elderly and disabled has ruined the chance of a zero rise in Bexley’s council tax this year. An angry ruling Tory group said without the move by the government to renege
AN eight-year-old girl has raised money for victims of the Haiti earthquake by walking for three hours in her pyjamas. Sevjan Gazi has raised £257 for the disaster’s victims by braving freezing conditions in her nightwear on the walk from Hither Green
TAXI drivers are demanding better lighting at a train station and CCTV in their cars after three cabbies were attacked. Eddie McCann and Owen Palmer, both 65, were beaten up by two men at Dartford train station’s taxi rank following a dispute
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