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  • Addicks again denied Wembley trip by penalties

    CHARLTON were eliminated from the Johnstone’s Paint Trophy in heartbreaking fashion after losing a penalty shoot-out at Brentford on Tuesday evening. It was the second time in 2010 that the Addicks had dreams of Wembley dashed by spot kicks

  • Youth star Jenkinson handed Addicks debut

    CHARLTON Academy graduate Carl Jenkinson will make his senior debut for the Reds tonight against Brentford. The 18-year-old Finnish youth international has been recalled from his loan at Eastbourne Borough to replace Simon Francis. Manager

  • 3D TV competition winner

    The winner of a 42-inch Panasonic Viera 3D TX-P42GT20B TV, worth £1,300, including Freesat HD and Freeview HD is Ms S Marsh from Sidcup.

  • Bluewater competition winner

    The winner of a personal shopping session with Bluewater stylist Anna Moore and a choice of fabulous treatments worth £100 at the luxurious Molton Brown spa is Linda Fletcher from Erith. Also included in Linda's prize is a £20 gift voucher for

  • Search is on for young motorsport journalists

    THE UK’s largest motorsport organisation has launched its first ever nationwide young motorsport journalist of the year competition to uncover the next generation of sport writing talent. MotorSport Vision (MSV) is inviting schoolchildren aged from

  • GRAVESHAM: Council budget cuts are less than expected

    GRAVESHAM Council says its grant settlement for the next four years is better than anticipated. The council will see an overall reduction in Government funding of 33 per cent over four years - better than the expected 36.5 per cent. A statement reacting

  • Christmas : Panto Time

    Churchill Theatre, Bromley Aladdin From December 3 until January 9 Tickets from £20. Box Office 0870 060 6620 Starring beautiful Melinda Messenger as the Genie, EastEnders bad boy Don Gilet as the wicked Abanazar and local Kent boy and Fun Song

  • Diver quits Britain after being dropped for training camp

    BECKENHAM diver Blake Aldridge has quit Great Britain as his row with British Diving continues to escalate. Despite success in the pool, where he dived a personal best at the National Cup in February and made the individual 10m platform final

  • Christmas : Dazzling decorations

    If your Christmas decorations are looking a little bit sad and old fashioned, maybe it’s time to trash your tinsel and bling up your baubles with a fresh look for 2010. If you want to freshen up old Christmas decorations, it’s a good idea to think

  • TRAVEL: Southeastern strike action vote begins

    STAFF at a rail company which saw its services decimated by recent snowy weather have begun voting on strike action. The RMT union is calling for industrial action over cuts to team leader roles on platforms at Victoria and Charing Cross stations

  • PENGE: 'Noisy' playground given planning permission

    A SCHOOL has been given retrospective planning permission for two outdoor play areas despite objections from people living nearby. Bromley Council has approved an application by Stewart Fleming School in Witham Road, Penge, for permission for the play

  • WEATHER: Snow on Christmas day is "foregone conclusion"

    Snow is set to return to the region tomorrow and temperatures are expected to plummet as low as -6 °C towards the end of the week. Forecasters are predicting light snow showers in places, as early as tomorrow morning. These should have cleared

  • BEXLEYHEATH: Royal wedding wishes from one grandma to another

    IT has been an exciting year for battling grandmother Jenny Kent. Mrs Kent, 66, of Ethronvi Road, Bexleyheath, has just been to Buckingham Palace receive her MBE for services to gymnastics, from the Queen, awarded in the birthday honours list. Mrs

  • Wings set to hold sponsorship draw

    WELLING fans have raised the £60,000 required to pay the taxman by pledging loans to save the Conference South club. The Wings faced being wound up tomorrow had they not met the debt with HMRC but supporters came to the rescue by pledging the

  • DARTFORD: Tunnel crash driver had to be cut from his car

    A DRIVER had to be cut from his car after a crash in a toll booth in Dartford. Two fire crews from Dartford attended the incident at 9.45pm on Sunday December 12 after two cars collided. Mahmoud Madran, who is in his thirties, from Croydon, was trapped

  • Goldberg brands Bromley spineless after Weston hiding

    BROMLEY manager Mark Goldberg has called his side “spineless” after the Lillywhites were humiliated 7-0 by Weston-super-Mare on Saturday. The result was Bromley’s worst defeat in more than quarter of a century and Goldberg apologised to the club’s

  • ORPINGTON: Dying grandmother refused disabled parking badge

    A DYING grandmother says Bromley Council’s refusal to give her a disabled parking badge has stopped her enjoying the short time she has left to live. Valerie Hunt, aged 84, is dying from heart failure and needs a wheelchair because walking

  • BELVEDERE: Towering steel giants retreat from the landscape

    A FAMILIAR sight on Belvedere’s skyline is quickly disappearing. Ten overhead pylons are being removed from the area by UK Power Networks at a cost of £580,000. The pylons, some up to 50m hight, march across 2.5km of land between Waldrist