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  • THAMESMEAD: Life sentences for Moses Nteyoho killers

    FOUR members of a teenage gang who battered and stabbed an innocent man to death in an unprovoked attack lasting just 90 seconds were given life sentences today. Osman Amin, 17, Ahmed Ghele, 17, Liban Ali, 16, and Burhan Yusuf, 17, all from

  • Royal Oak & Coach & Horses on the up

    Promotion and relegation battles were decided in the South London & Kent Pool Alliance on Thursday. Long term leaders Royal Oak and Coach & Horses both secured titles in their respective divisions and will be playing in the Elite League next summer

  • LEWISHAM: Twelve parks receive Green Flag Award

    TWELVE parks in a borough have been awarded for being among the country’s best green spaces. Lewisham’s Brookmill Park and Cornmill Gardens as well as Deptford Park were among those awarded Green Flags. Other parks to receive an award

  • HAVE YOUR SAY: Sport Rant - modern footballers have no Sol

    Welcome to this week's News Shopper Friday sport opinion column. Read our rant and join the debate by adding your comments. SOL Campbell has landed himself another big signing-on fee by joining Newcastle but why does this guy strike me as representing

  • SIDCUP: Rose Bruford students head to Edinburgh Fringe

    GRADUATES form a drama college are heading to Edinburgh for its world famous Fringe festival. Rose Bruford College graduates will host Cabaret Chekhov, an evening of comic dramatisations celebrating the 150th anniversary of the birth of the great Russian

  • LONDON: New bike hire scheme launched

    LONDONERS are being encouraged to improve their carbon footprint by joining a new bike hire scheme. There are now 5,000 bikes available across the capital at 315 docking stations. People who want to use the transport system during its first month

  • THAMESMEAD: 150 turn out for green day

    A HOUSING association says 150 people attended an event to get tips on how to save energy and lead a greener lifestyle. Gallions, Trust Thamesmead and Tilfen Land held an environmental day in Thamesmead town centre. Visitors were also encouraged

  • GRAVESEND: Decision deferred on controversial children's home

    A DECISION has been deferred on plans to allow a controversial children’s home to remain open permanently. Gravesham Council’s regulatory board agreed to delay a decision on whether to make St Andrews in The Avenue, Gravesend, a permanent care home for

  • GREENWICH: Comedy festival searching for funny teens

    DO YOU think you're the next Michael McIntyre? Is your friend the new Katy Brand? If so, here's your chance to prove it. Budding teenage comedians are being given the chance to take part in a free five-day course and perform a routine at the Greenwich

  • ST MARY CRAY: Smoke alarm saves lives

    A SMOKE alarm has been credited with saving four people’s lives after a fire started in their home. The adult and three children were woken up by the beeping when the blaze started in the lounge of their house in Oakemore Gardens, St Mary Cray