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Despite his disappointment in defeat to Old Priorians, Twickenham’s head of senior rugby Andy Rees paid homage to his side’s conquerors. Twickenham’s chances of promotion as champions from London Division Two North West hang by a thread after
BMX riders and skateboarders took on quarter pipes and ramps during the official opening of two skate parks. The launch featured a mix of professional demos at Cox Lane skate park, in West Ewell, and Long Grove skate parks, in Epsom, on Wednesday
Two men who stabbed and chased a New Addington teen and left him to die in an Ilford car park have failed in their legal bid to clear their names. Dale Williams and Hugo Nwanko were both jailed for life at the Old Bailey in December 2012 for the
Mid-table Met Police may be forgiven for winding down to the end of the season – but boss Jim Cooper is having none of it. The Blues end their Ryman Premier League commitments at AFC Hornchurch on April 26 to bring the curtain down on a disappointing
The Educational system and curriculum in The Gambia is intensive and takes up to a period of twelve years or more, which is quite common in any other West African country and the African continent at large. But there are few differences to that of
Zac Goldsmith, MP for Richmond Park and North Kingston, has scotched the rumour that he will stand down for fellow Conservative Boris Johnson before the next General Election. The Evening Standard reported today that he would "step aside if pal
A man found with a harpoon impaled in his head after killing his flatmate had a history of self-harm, his ex-girlfriend has revealed. Michelle Stangroom, sister to murdered Henry Stangroom, took to the stand today at the Old Bailey and revealed
Two Crystal Palace players are set to go head-to-head in a pre World Cup friendly next month. Eagles skipper Mile Jedinak will be going up against midfield partner Kagisho Dikgacoi as Australia take on South Africa in Sydney. The match will
An Afghani man who slapped a friend after an argument has been given a supervision order. Witnesses said they saw Sohib Safi, 22, slapping a woman in a park near Burntwood Lane in Tooting and police were called to the scene, magistrates in Wimbledon
Police seized a cache of weapons including a bow and arrows, nunchucks, knuckle dusters and a pistol during a raid this morning. Officers executed the warrant at about 7.30am at an address in Chapter Way, Colliers Wood and confiscated the weapons
A man carrying a gun and a large hunting knife was arrested this morning inside the St Nicholas Centre. Firearms officers swooped on the man, believed to be aged about 50, after receiving concerned calls from members of the public that they had
Volunteering. Seriously? No. In my honest opinion, no normal teenager would take up volunteering in their spare time. After all, school and homework take up most of our lives already, the rest should definitely be spent with friends, socialising
A convicted loan shark who made £220,000 through his money lending must pay back 'the proceeds of his illegal trade' to the courts or face a further 30 months in prison. Stephen Chapman, of Gorse Road, Addington, has six months
A school is not axing its plans for a huge sports dome beside a nature reserve, but is looking at improved pedestrian access and parking. Nonsuch High School for Girls in Ewell Road, Cheam, confirmed yesterday that it intends to make some amendments
A newly formed political party has announced six prospective candidates for the May local elections. The Keep Our St Helier Hospital Party (KOSHH Party) intends to confront what members believe to be the biggest issue facing Merton and Sutton residents
A broken down lorry has caused heavy traffic on the M25 at Leatherhead. Lane one (of four) was closed after the breakdown between junctions 8 and 9 at about 1pm. The Highways Agency has reported heavy traffic. >> GET THE LATEST ON
The tragic death of Claudia Landa came just months after a pensioner almost suffered the same fate in the same spot. Carmen Harrison, 97, of Carshalton Road, was on her way home from the fish and chip shop on November 26 last year, when she was
Governors have denied claims there are serious problems at a school where the head resigned suddenly last week as teachers and parents seek an explanation. Sarah Mackintosh’s departure from Rosebery School, in White Horse Drive, Epsom, on the last
A Lucky dog has been reunited with its owners after being stolen in a burglary. The jet black Yorkshire terrier named Lucky was taken from a house in Cambourne Road, Sutton, in a break-in on March 31. It owners, including a distraught 12-year-old
Surrey fast bowler Matt Dunn has turned the trauma of relegation to County Championship Division Two into a force for good. The 21-year-old, who turned out for Banstead CC last season taking 19 wickets in eight games at an average of 22.42, burst
Croydon has bid for a share of £559m funding to create jobs, homes and offices. Coast to Capital - a partnership of south-east England councils and businesses - unveiled details of its claim for a share of the Government's local growth
An illegal immigrant who flagrantly defrauded taxpayers out of more than £60,000 has been jailed for two years. It is the longest conviction secured against a benefits cheat by Sutton Council and comes after a lengthy investigation and court
A public-spirited schoolboy is one of Britain’s first ever winners of a Points of Light Award. Zafar Ahmad, 16, was handed the prize by the Prime Minister at a special ceremony at 10 Downing Street. In February the selfless teenager gave
Leatherhead boss Richard Brady is wrapping his star striker in cotton wool ahead of the Ryman Division One South play-offs. Second placed Tanners can no longer win automatic promotion after a 2-0 defeat at Herne Bay on Saturday presented the title
Cameron Jerome has praised boss Tony Pulis for the turnaround in Crystal Palace’s Premier League fortunes. The striker, who starred in the Eagles’ 3-0 win at his former home Cardiff City, was brought into the club on loan by Ian Holloway – but
Eden Hazard will be out for at least of two weeks, according to Chelsea boss Jose Mourinho. The 23-year-old Belgian picked a calf injury and was taken off early in the Blues' 2-0 win over Paris St-Germain in the Champions League quarter-final on
A family man threatened with homelessness, is celebrating after winning a fight to keep his house. Barry Walters, who lives with his son and two grandchildren, carried out a mutual exchange with his brother last year. The process allows social
A primary school celebrated World Book day with a dress-up day, literacy-based activities and assemblies. Pupils and staff from nursery to year six at Joseph Hood Primary School in Raynes Park came to school dressed as characters from books studied
A charity which helps give vulnerable young people a chance is to open a new education centre. Young London Today, based in Selhurst, work with vulnerable teenagers from 16-years-old who need help making the transition to living independently.
Building work has begun at a Wimbledon school – the latest to benefit from a planned multi-million pound investment by Merton Council. Neighbours of Pelham Primary School, in Southey Road, were informed construction work that started on Monday
The Labour Party business advisor has paid a visit to Battersea’s entrepreneurs and companies. Lord Mitchell with staff at the Lighthouse pub Lord Parry Mitchell went to the Party Shop in Clapham Junction, Tropicomm convenience store and
The Battersea-based charity Thrive are set to move into an exciting new centre this month. The organisation offer gardening sessions to more than 200 disabled Londoners across their three sites in Battersea Park. The green-fingered charity
A pair of donkeys watched over lambs, piglets, ducklings and kid goats at an Esher garden centre this Easter. Hundreds of younger visitors got close to nature during the school break by petting the animals from a mobile farm at Garson’s in Winterdown
A Catholic primary school held an early Palm Sunday celebration complete with a donkey. The event, on Friday April 4 at Sacred Heart Primary School in Battersea, marked Jesus’ entry into Jerusalem to cheers of a crowd. Palm Sunday falls
A businessman has tasked children with baking treats and making a profit over the Easter break. Kanna Mahunda, a retailer from Budgens in Stoneleigh Broadway, Stoneleigh, has briefed a Year 5 class at Meadow Primary School in Sparrow Farm Road.
Green-fingered volunteers are sought for practical help to clear the ponds of Esher Common. A countryside team is seeking volunteers for scrub clearance work around Black Pond on Wednesday, April 30. The group will meet from 10am to 3.45pm,
Children were able to visit 17 countries in one day as Walton Oak School held another successful international day. Children from nursery to year 6 were issued their own passports for this year’s world day on Wednesday, April 2, and took part in
Tessa Charles’ large, colourful lino prints form a new exhibition at the Fountain Gallery, using the natural world as her inspiration. Charles never tires of the diversity of plant shapes and their various stimulating colours. By using water-based
