Wimbledon came to Gravesend on the back of their win over second place Dover the previous week, and demonstrated how worthy they were of that result as they put Gs under pressure from the start. Despite winning possession, pressure from the
A GUIDE designed to empower disabled people to get out and about and do what they want to do is now online. DisabledGo – Bromley has worked with shops, pubs, restaurants and theatres to provide disability access details for public venues across
NEIL Harris’ early strike was enough to continue Millwall’s recent impressive run and seal victory over Hartlepool at The Den. This was the Lions’ seventh win from the last eight games and although just outside of the play-offs, Kenny Jackett
ADVENTUROUS fundraisers have the chance to abseil down the tallest hospital tower in the world for the last time. Orpington based charity Harris HospisCare is hosting a 469ft abseil down the side of Guy’s Hospital Tower on September 5. Spaces are
A HEALTHCARE worker will be walking along the Great Wall of China for charity. Venu Rajagopal works for Oxleas NHS Foundation Trust at Memorial Hospital, Shooters Hill, which looks after the mental health of people in Greenwich, Bexley and Bromley.
Scuba diving is becoming a popular holiday sport. Reporter KELLY SMALE finds out what all the fuss is about. WHEN I think of scuba diving I imagine being surrounded by tropical fish in warm crystal clear water. So when I found myself
A YOUNGSTER from a Bexley primary school has won himself a new games console and his school lots of books with his artistic talents. George Arnott, 10, was one of more than 70 children from Pelham Primary School in Pelham Road, Bexleyheath, who entered
TWO police officers are swimming the English Channel to raise money for charity. Thirty-six-year-old Rachael Cretten, from Hextable, and Rebecca Hedges, aged 34, who lives in Kings Hill, will swim the 21-mile distance in September for EllenorLions
LACE up your hiking boots and march down to a country park to learn more about the benefits of walking. The Bromley Countryside Service has organised an afternoon of events which promotes walking in the borough and highlights how taking a stroll
FOR the Sharpshooters it was “an immense honour” while for Bexley Council and its residents, it was “a sign of support for our armed forces past and present”. It was the Freedom of the Borough, bestowed for only the third time in the borough
CONTRACT workers are threatening a hospital with strike action if a long-running pay row is not resolved. Portering, catering and cleaning staff at Darent Valley Hospital are voting on whether to take industrial action on March 25, the day
ON-loan Charlton winger Kyel Reid came off the bench to provide an assist and the dramatic late winner against Southend – putting a remarkable cap on a manic week for the youngster. Reid, 22, scored his first goal for his new club in the
The National Blood Service is appealing for people to give blood at donor sessions in Longfield on March 8. The sessions take place at Longfield Community Hall in Fawkham Road from 2pm to 4.30pm and 5.30pm to 8pm.
CHARLTON boss Phil Parkinson leapt to the defence of skipper Nicky Bailey’s role in Jean-Francois Christophe being sent off during the Addicks 2-1 victory at Southend. The altercation, occurring moments after the home side had earned a free-kick
