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  • Young Reporter - They had quacking fun...

    The Asaworta Community in London (ACL) run a scheme to provide annual trips for its community members. The day of the 27th September 2014 was one of these trips whereby a hundred Eritrean Muslims crowded into two coaches on a trip to Willows Farm.

  • Five men arrested over weekend burglary

    Five men have been arrested following a burglary at the weekend. Police officers were called to Hylands Mews, Epsom, after an iPhone and laptop computer were stolen from a property there overnight on Friday, October 24, and Saturday, October 25

  • Young Reporter: Dear Autumn, With Love from London

    Dear Autumn, With Love from London   People like winter because they think of Christmas. Others love spring because it brings the idea of new life. Whilst some adore summer for its hot long days and warm breezy nights.   Autumn usually

  • Young Reporter - Are Your Children Safe This Bonfire Night?

    Every year on and around the night of November 5th, there is a commemoration across Britain of the capture of Guy Fawkes with bonfires and fireworks, and by burning a model of Guy. This year, the Fire Brigade Union (FBU) has called a four day strike

  • Sutton United: Last-gasp leveller leaves Doswell feeling sour

    Sutton United boss Paul Doswell was left with sour taste in his mouth after a last-gasp leveller denied his charges all three Conference South points. Having taken a 2-0 lead at the Lane against Bishop’s Stortford, through Jessy Reindorf’s fifth

  • Young Reporter - Chelsea's Twickenham Relocation Outrage

    Katie Byng-Hall Waldegrave School for Girls Over 500 locals have signed a petition opposing Chelsea Football Club’s proposed temporary relocation to Twickenham Stadium.  On September 28th it was announced by the Rugby Football Union that

  • Rich Hall's Hoedown

    Comedian Rich Hall brings his amazing Hoedown to the Epsom Playhouse this autumn. Join Rich and his virtuoso musical mates on Saturday 15 November for a mash-up of music, comedy and gratuitous coloration. Performing will be the Hoedown’s regular band

  • Missing man Arnold Austin from Surbiton found

    Missing man Arnold Austin has been found “safe and well”, police confirmed. Mr Austin, 70, was reported missing from his home in Ewell Road, Surbiton on Thursday last week. He was last seen wearing a dark jacket, green plastic clog type shoes

  • Young reporter: Help Our Hospital!

    Help Our Hospital! For almost 80 years St Helier Hospital has stood strongly between the boroughs of Sutton and Merton and for years it's suspected to be closing. By closing three major wards: A&E, Maternity and Children's services would cause

  • Wimbledon put promotion rivals Chobham to the sword

    Wimbledon started the day second in London Division One South and ended the day in the same spot after an emphatic 51-14 win over over third-placed Chobham. Despite the scoreline, the match started in Chobham's favour as they took a 7-0 lead in

  • Old Walcountians stumble to defeat yet again

    Old Walcountians’ stuttering start to the 2014-15 Surrey Two season continued as they were narrowly edged out 9-8 at Guildfordians. There was little to separate two well-matched sides throughout the match. The home side had the slight advantage

  • Man arrested for shooting a laser beam at police helicopter

    A man has been arrested for shining a laser beam at the pilot of a Met Police helicopter. The crew of the India 99 Air Support Unit were targeted as they flew over Sutton on Thursday, October 23. Officers on the ground arrested a 32-year-old

  • Leatherhead are unstitched by Margate's Taylor

    A 30th minute goal from Margate’s Lewis Taylor was all that separated the new Ryman Premier League leaders from mid-table Leatherhead in an edgy 1-0 defeat at Hartsdown Park on Saturday. Tanners boss Richard Brady stuck by the same starting 11

  • Rosslyn Park's Whelan is the hero of the day at Cinderford

    Rosslyn Park grabbed another way win after a tight affair at Cinderford ended 19-17 in their favour. It is never an easy feat at Cinderford, who tackled and harried like demons, but had Park's execution matched their ambition. they might have had

  • Young reporter: Teenager Fears After Stabbing in Sutton

    Stabbings appear to occur frequently with 14,000 people (on average) being stabbed in London each year. According to the Department of health statistics, their latest results show that 38 victims of knife wounds are admitted to emergency services

  • Stolen car found on fire in Tolworth

    A stolen car was found ablaze in Tolworth last night. The hatchback had been dumped in Hamilton Avenue and residents were awoken by the flames. Surbiton firefighters were called at 11.45pm and said the car, a silver Peugeot 307, was well alight

  • Nature notes: Avian commuters

    Every evening now around dusk,about a thousand jackdaws, maybe more, fly very fast and direct just above rooftop height down Wimbledon hill Over the town centre they go, in ones and twos or in larger flocks, 'chack-chacking'to one another. Busy

  • Young reporter:Flooding causes chaos in Twickenham

    6th October-   Twickenham’s high street came to a standstill this morning, when a burst water mains outside Sandy’s fishmongers, caused flooding along King Street.   Early reports suggest that it was caused by one of the Thames Water

  • Boy arrested over Rosehill bus stabbing charged with GBH

    Police investigating the brutal stabbing of a 15-year-old boy in broad daylight, have charged a teenager with GBH. The 15-year-old has been accused of grievous bodily harm with intent, after a boy was left fighting for his life next to a busy road

  • Young reporter: For our tomorrow they gave their today

    As we know 2014 marks the 100th anniversary of the beginning of World War One. It is a time to remember and reflect upon all the soldiers who served and fought fiercely for their countries not only in the First World War but in all conflict that has

  • Hardly a cloud over London

    The forecast said we could expect unseasonably clement weather early on in the week and if the blue sky outside this afternoon is anything to go by, the weather people have got it spot on...

  • Man killed by BMW driver in pedestrian crossing hit-and-run

    A man has been killed in a hit and run on a pedestrian crossing in Shirley. Police are appealing for information after the crash at 8.50pm yesterday on Wickham Road near the junction with Spring Park Road. The car, a dark BMW, was travelling

  • Kingstonian: McCollin out to make the most of second Shots

    Twenty-nine-year-olds do not often get second chances in professional football, so ex-Kingstonian striker Andre McCollin is out to grab his with both hands. The former Yeovil Town man landed a surprise switch to Conference Premier Aldershot Town

  • 319 children went missing last year in Wandsworth

    During 2013-14 a total of 319 children went missing from home and care in Wandsworth. Of these, 68 young people went missing on more than two occasions. The annual report by Wandsworth safeguarding board revealed that two thirds of those children