AFTER a mediocre first half Welling United dominated the second period and ran out comfortable victors against a physical Maidenhead United. Knowing that Welling had not won since defeating Woking on 18th September the hosts may have felt that
Early positional play put Gravesend in the home twenty-two, but missed tackles as ‘Stoke broke out of defence, saw Gs behind to two converted tries as first Simon Appleby brushed off the tacklers to touch down, then Rhydian Slade-Jones raced in for a
CHARLTON were brushed aside 4-0 by leaders Brighton & Hove Albion at The Valley this afternoon. The only change from the 2-2 draw at Plymouth saw Lee Martin get the nod ahead of Scott Wagstaff, with the Addicks' top scorer instead forced to
It is late September – Early October: the time of year where hopeful ten-eleven year-olds and their parents are visiting school open days. It has been noted that most parents visit prospective schools with preconceived ideas of which institution
AFTER News Shopper highlighted a neglected high street plaque commemorating those who died in the Second World War bombing of Lewisham market, Eileen Homewood contacted us with her remarkable story. For Eileen, the war had not made much
THE Churchill Theatre in Bromley is calling on shops to decorate their window display in an Aladdin theme. Retailers in the borough are asked to get creative and use anything from magic carpets to lamps to be in with a chance of winning £1,000 to wine
Lions Clubs International, the World’s largest voluntary service club organisation is holding its Lions Awareness Week. From 9th to 17th October, many Lions from the 970 Clubs in towns, cities and villages throughout the UK and Ireland are working together
SCHOOLCHILDREN have donated their food to a charity which feeds people in need. Pupils at Crofton Infant School in Towncourt Lane, Orpington, have given the food they collected for Harvest Festival to Orpington Food Bank. The charity, which is run by
DISAPPOINTED residents have failed to stop supermarket giant Tesco getting permission to put air conditioning and other machinery on the roof of its new store. People living in the bungalows behind the Embassy Court redevelopment in Welling claimed
FAMILIES are being invited to take part in a new nature conservation project in Abbey Wood. Embrace, a non-profit organisation, has launched the three month project after it was awarded £7,875 from the Big Lottery Community Wildlife grant. It will
A NEW substance misuse service for young people has opened in Lewisham. Parents and carers who are concerned about youngsters misusing drugs or alcohol can access the service, which is based in Lewisham Road. The Young People’s Substance
PUPILS of a Plumstead school have visited Parliament to be awarded for a website they created. Year five students of South Rise Primary School in Brewery Road were amongst 12 winners of the national Make IT Happy Award. They worked with staff
