Mad Hatter half term activities in Bexley
A hat parade will be keeping children busy at half term. ...
Read more ›
Sidcup man James Charlton who kept alligators bitten by fine
A 29-year-old man from Sidcup has been fined ...
Read more ›Man, 32, charged with murder of Paul Gunner in Bexley
A 32-year-old man has appeared in court charged with the murder of Paul Gunner. ...
Read more ›Abbey Wood cabbie murder appeal 2 years on
A reward of ...
Read more ›14 chickens beheaded leaving grandfather distraught
A stroke sufferer was left shaking and in tears when he woke up to find his 14 beloved chickens decapitated. ...
Read more ›Crime maps now more detailed
The crime mapping website will now show more detailed information including incidents recorded on the railways and stations. ...
Read more ›13 rescued from Plumstead blaze “caused by cigarette”
Thirteen people, including six children, had to be rescued from their flats after a cigarette caused the ground floor to go up in flames. ...
Read more ›Duo escape Shooters Hill blaze
Two men escaped from a house fire which damaged half the ground floor and part of the first floor. ...
Read more ›Former Sidcup baths under auction for £650,000
The former Sidcup swimming baths are set to go under the hammer with a guide price of ...
Read more ›Send us your Bromley and Bexley snow pictures
Snow is forecast throughout our region this weekend and we would love to see your pictures - anything from fun in the parks, to vehicles struggling on the roads. ...
Read more ›Director of Oscar-winning film visits Eltham
The director of Oscar-winning film Chariots of Fire returned to the school where the film’s hero attended. ...
Read more ›Crimestoppers appeal for information on Sidcup cable thefts
Crimestoppers is appealing for information after at least 500 homes were left without a phone line following an attempted copper cable theft. ...
Read more ›Belvedere Asda plans rejected
Planning permission has been refused for a new 36,000 square feet ASDA store in Belvedere after 375 people objected to the proposals. ...
Read more ›Bexley students campaign to save endangered animals
Over 200 students have launched a campaign to protect and raise money for animals facing extinction. ...
Read more ›Councillors to decide on plan for a new Asda in Belvedere
Controversial plans to build an Asda supermarket in Belvedere will be discussed by councillors tonight (Thursday) after 375 people objected to the proposals. ...
Read more ›Copper cable thieves knock out landlines to more than 500 Sidcup homes
Thieves who attempted to steal underground copper cables wiped out phone lines in at least 500 homes. ...
Read more ›Minks and rarely seen ducks spotted in Thamesmead
Two exotic creatures including a duck rarely seen in the UK were sighted in Thamesmead on Monday. ...
Read more ›Stephen Lawrence murder sentences not ‘unduly lenient’
The Attorney General will not refer the sentences of Stephen Lawrence’s killers Gary Dobson and David Norris to the Court of Appeal, he announced yesterday. ...
Read more ›Queen Mary’s hospital closure ‘likely’
A health campaigner says closing Queen Mary’s hospital is the most likely outcome for the tust to secure foundation status. ...
Read more ›Peter Andre awards Bexley schoolchildren for their writing
Peter Andre awarded two Bexley schoolchildren for writing a story about a walks in the borough. ...
Read more ›