FOLLOWING the news that Welling United supporters had clubbed together to loan the club enough to clear their debt to the HMRC, the players showed determination and grit to come away from Kenilworth Road with a goal-less draw. Although Luton
Barking 34 Blackheath 22 A spirited second half fight-back from Blackheath, but only after four tries from the hosts in the second quarter had stamped Barking’s authority on the contest. Boasting a wealth of young talent, the East London
CHARLTON missed out on the opportunity to close the gap on leaders Brighton when they were beaten by basement side Walsall at The Valley this afternoon. Manager Phil Parkinson named an unchanged starting XI from the side which beat Luton Town
Cray are up to fourth in the table and back in the play-off zone again, after Leigh Bremner returned from injury to slam in a hat-trick against Croydon Athletic. Fresh for action again after a six-week lay-off, Bremner reacted quickly to twist
Finally, December is here! The long month of November left us with an extraordinary flourish of snow which brought with it a few much appreciated days off of school and work, but life must go on. Many people would say December is the busiest and
BROMLEY Council is set to apply to English Heritage for a grant for a planned £3m improvement of the borough’s museum. Councillors have decided to ask for up to £2.7m towards the cost of renovating The Priory building in Orpington, which houses
A STAINED glassmaker is hoping to add an extra sparkle to Bexley’s cultural Olympiad in 2012 by staging a medieval event at one of the borough’s premier open spaces. Hugh Wootton from Albany Park, Sidcup, wants to hold a medieval fair in Foots
GRAVESEND went into the break at Hoe Lane on Saturday with a narrow 12-9 lead, a score line which did not reflect the dominance shown by the town XV during the first 40 minutes. Gravesend came out of the blocks flying, but found they were behind
