AFC Wimbledon boss Neal Ardley spoke of his pride in his players after their heartbreaking exit from the FA Cup. Jack Midson’s excellent header was not enough as MK stole a place in the third round with a last-gasp freak goal and a 2-1 win.
AFC Wimbledon bowed out of the FA Cup on an afternoon of high drama and heartbreak at Stadium mk. First they had their club stolen in 2002, and then they were robbed by a freak back heel in 2012. Goals at the very end of each half condemned
Halliford School has been raising money in aid of “Movember”. This charity event is designed to increase awareness towards Testicular cancer. For anyone who can, you are asked to grow a moustache or any other facial hair that you can muster so
More than 4000 people have signed a petition against a controversial plan to convert a disused bank into a mosque ahead of a meeting next week to decide its future. Councillors will decide on Monday whether the bank chambers in Green Lane can be
The Sixth form of a local school, Ewell Castle School went to Mount Snowdon to climb the mountain with no past experience what-so-ever. Was this there a risk of death in the trip? Quite possibly. The 6 boys and three teachers left school
Replacing an old boiler with an energy efficient model is one of the best home improvements you can do, but it's expensive and if you can't afford it, could you benefit from changing the radiators instead? If your home's radiators aren't as powerful
Final whistle: MK Dons into round three of FA Cup after a dramatic late goal in injury time giving them a 2-1 win A football club should never be ripped out of its community. A hollow win for #MKDons, #AFCWimbledon are the true footballing
University of Notre Dame golf coach Jim Kubinski has revealed Liam Cox’s leadership qualities played a part his decision to offer him a scholarship at the US university. Hampton School student and Surrey U18s captain Cox, who will lead his
Princess Alice Hospice is to become a regional centre for training for care homes, providing a national quality standard for end of life care. The hospice was one of three organisations to receive regional centre status, joining four existing centres
An Esher student has become a world record holder by solving a Rubik’s Cube in record time. Fifteen students from Esher Church of England High School took part in the Rubik’s Maths Challenge at the O2 Arena, with more than 2,000 other students
The St Nicholas Centre is running its annual Christmas giving tree appeal. The appeal supports women and children who have been forced to leave their homes because of domestic violence and aims to provide children with a present to open on Christmas
A much-loved 17th Century pub which could have been turned into residential flats has finally reopened its doors after shutting down six years ago. The King’s Head pub, in Roehampton High Street, is now welcoming customer once again in what is
Elderly and disabled residents were given a helping hand with their Christmas shopping this week thanks to a free transport service. Merton Council’s transport services team and volunteers took residents to Centre Court shopping centre in Wimbledon
Students were given a taste of the silver screen this week at the premier of their own short films. Year 10 students from St Mark’s Academy in Mitcham were invited to make the films, based on literary classic Great Expectations, as part of Wimbledon
A mother lost three stones in 10 months so she could give the best possible care to her daughter who is battling a disabling condition that causes extreme fatigue. Alison Cutts, 42, from Stoneleigh, has been given a new lease of life and even ran
A Worcester Park resident is celebrating the launch of his debut single – penned by 1980s superstar Boy George. King of Kings by Mauro Dirago was released on Monday, the first single from his forthcoming album, Rewind. And the Italian-born
A 12-year-old carer who juggles schoolwork with looking after his family has been nominated as an unsung hero. Kingston Young Carers’ Network nominated Christiaan Sackey who looks after his disabled mother and six-year-old brother. The Southborough
CAFOD is calling on wise and not-so-wise men, women and children to take part in a winter fun run dressed up as Christmas characters. The Catholic aid agency’s second annual Nativity Run, which was attended by more than 200 runners last year, takes
A skier from Cobham has been chosen to represent Great Britain at the Special Olympics World Winter Games in South Korea next year. Athletes were chosen from 73 skiers with learning disabilities who qualified at Special Olympics Great Britain’s
Southfields is set to host its first Christmas lights switch-on ceremony tomorrow. The inaugural event will see Philip Brook, chairman of The All England Lawn Tennis Club, turn on the lights in Southfields on Monday, December 3. Anyone wanting
