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  • Local Store Comes to the Rescue!

    Although the small Asda store in Crook Log has been open for mere months, they have already had a huge impact on the local community. One of their latest schemes includes supporting Demelza - a local children’s hospice charity. Last Wednesday on the

  • Away fans need to up their chanting game at The Den

    NEWS Shopper online’s Millwall columnist MATT LITTLE this week bemoans the unoriginality of away fans in the modern game after last night’s predictable chants from the Brighton end. I USED to love a night game at The Den, especially as the

  • Chippy is top nosh

    A POPULAR chippy renowned for its tasty fish has batter-ed its rivals to scoop a prestigious prize. Mo's Fish and Chips in Crofton Lane, Orpington, became the first shop in London to pick up the Fish and Chip Quality Award. This followed a thorough

  • Greedy B wants someone to share dinner time with

    Greedy B loves dinner time and would love someone to share it with. He is this week’s Pet of the Week at Foal Farm Animal Rescue Centre. Greedy has been after a ferret friendly home since he was found as a stray wandering around a local farm

  • Striker considering Bournemouth move

    CHARLIE Sheringham is still weighing up a move to Bournemouth ahead of his medical on the south coast tomorrow. Dartford have already accepted a bid from the League One side and now it is up to the striker whether he accepts the contract on

  • Gravesham's Labour council to resolve budget overspend

    The blame game continued at Gravesham Council last week as councillors argued over who was responsible for Gravesham's failing budget. Reporter ALAN WOODS was there to capture what happened at the lively council meeting. COUNCILLORS unanimously

  • Teenage athlete 'hunted down and shot by gang'

    A TEENAGE athlete was hunted down and shot dead by members of a notorious street gang in the stairwell of a block of flats, the Old Bailey heard today. Sylvester Akapalara, 17, was hit in the neck by a single bullet as he and two friends tried

  • West Wickham soldier receives medal for Afghanistan tour

    FOLLOWING a gruelling six month tour in Afghanistan, a soldier from West Wickham has been awarded a medal for his efforts during the campaign. Lance Corporal Ashley Wiles, aged 20, played a key role as a communications advisor to the Afghan

  • Abandoned Simon Jeffery searches for his mum

    A 47-YEAR-OLD man who was abandoned as a baby outside a Greenhithe pub toilet is hoping to find his birth mother. Simon Jeffery was found on October 23 1963 in a wooden corned beef box outside the Railway Tavern, in Cobham Terrace - now a McDonalds

  • Win tickets to the Ideal Home Show at Christmas

    With relatives and friends about to descend on your home for the festive season, DIY is definitely on the agenda. Not only are you likely to be winter-proofing your home, there’s also the question of making space for guests, not to mention the

  • Grimsby latest victims of Ebbsfleet revival

    EBBSFLEET United produced a dominant performance against Grimsby Town on Tuesday evening at Stonebridge Road. The match started at a very high tempo with Grimsby taking the lead within the first minute to leave the home crowd stunned. Michael Coulson

  • Eagles boss prepared to take the highs with the lows

    DOUGIE Freedman is still predicting a roller coaster season for Crystal Palace, despite the club’s best start to a campaign in six years. Speaking after last night’s1-0 victory against Bristol City, where the Eagles extended their unbeaten run to

  • Freedman: We were never in danger

    CRYSTAL Palace’s win over Bristol City was well deserved according to Eagles boss Dougie Freedman, depite the final score only being 1-0. A late Glenn Murray penalty sealed the Eagles’ second win in a row and extended their unbeaten run to four games

  • Seven marathons across seven countries in seven days

    TWO former scouts from Dartford are nearly half-way through their challenge to run seven marathons across seven countries in seven days. Malcolm, 33, and Alex, 28, Medcalf from the 5th Dartford Scouts took on the 777 challenge to raise £350,000

  • Greenwich law service faces 'catastrophe' after funding cut

    A LAW centre’s future is “down to the wire” after appeals over its axed funding were rejected by councillors. Members of Greenwich Community Law Centre in Trafalgar Road say its closure will leave a huge hole in the provision of free legal

  • Part four of News Shopper's Shop a Dog campaign

    News Shopper is running a series of features on dangerous dogs and wants the law changed to make our parks and neighbourhoods safer for everyone. This week reporter KELLY SMALE speaks to London's deputy mayor for policing Kit Malthouse.

  • St Paul's Cray ADHD group gives support to families

    A MOTHER has set up a support group for families of people with attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD). Nadine Tutty’s son has ADHD so she has been running the group since March to give parents more help dealing with the condition.