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1:13pm Friday 9th November 2001
CONSERVATIONISTS will be working on Darenth Wood to encourage wildlife and plant growth.
The ancient woodland and site of special scientific interest is to have £7,500 spent on it by English Nature.
It plans to clear the paths and the spaces in the woods using ancient techniques including coppicing.
This involves cutting trees back down to their stumps to allow light to reach plants which grow at ground level.
English Nature conservation officer Lionel Solly said: “We hope to see bluebells and wood anemones return to the area as well as fritillaries and mottled ringlet butterflies.
Dartford council has approved the project.
Darth Vader is helping a Croydon businessman skywalk for charity.
A new youth crime task force has been created to curb youth violence after a series of teen murders.
The world’s top belly dance artists flashed their navels at the first London Belly Dance Festival on Saturday.
Anti-sex trafficking campaigners plan to name and shame men who use brothels.
To some it is a pipe dream, but this is what a new Crystal Palace could look like as early as 2014.
Eric Cantona says his one regret about his infamous kung fu attack on a Crystal Palace fan is that he did not hit him harder.
A self portrait by Croydon-born supermodel Kate Moss has sold for £33,600.
A driver attacked a parking inspector after she tried to issue a ticket, a court heard.
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