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01-11-14                                           UK LAW HAS NEW TEETH       ‘’I coudn’t stop it. I was just making my way  to my local park to exercise my dogs just like i always do,’’ recalled Karla Buenrostro, a regular visitor to the park

Martin Haag insists his Championship XV showed off the league's quality after they battled back from behind at Sixways to clinch a thrilling 28-23 victory against international opposition in Canada. The Championship first combined to take on the

Here's a real treat. Some great pictures of actors doing unusual things, starting off with that all time epic saga Star Wars: 1. The Empire Strikes Back (1980) If you put your DVD / Blu-ray on ultra slow-mo you might see this subliminal frame

Jasmin Glynne // Grey Court School When was the last time you read a book? An actual book. Pages of adventure, emotion, romance, mystery, thriller.... Or did you just look at a screen? Click the 'turn page' button of your lightweight convenient

9 Things You Didn’t Know You Needed For Uni Recently, my older brother went to study at Cardiff University and my parents have been at a loss and have been asking their friends who have children in university – or that have finished uni -  for

The first step to solving a problem is admitting it, so let me ask you. Are you addicted to modern technology? How many of you said no? Now be honest, how many of you should have said yes? The first text message was sent in 1992 and since then,

‘Under 15 UK Number One’ titleholder, Shaye Emmett attends Sutton High School and is now in her second year of training as a Pole Vaulter. The idea to become a Pole Vaulter first came about when Shaye watched a training session taking place whilst

Secondary schools are a place filled with drama. Not only between the students but with many schools having taken part in a Shakespeare festival being in the spotlight and on stage has become more enjoyable! All the time the young generation are

Rosslyn Park took the derby bragging rights off Richmond on Saturday with a 28-15 win at the Rock. In front of a large crowd, Park saw off the strong challenge from their neighbours to stay second in National League One. With the wind at their

Britain is stereotypically known for 3 things: bad weather, drinking tea, and our Royal family. As the rain catapults against my window and steam billows from my cup I am going to tell you what the Queen did on Saturday the 8th of October. Lily

The Halloween Comedown After an eventful Halloween evening and a few days of festivities, it is now time, as usual, to put that aside ready for the next big event, Christmas. The big house parties and the spooky activities and dress up are what

Last month on the 24th of September Megan and Elizabeth O’Shea organized and held the ‘Science Rocks First Anniversary Lecture’ at Sutton High School to involve and encourage science participation among not only their fellow students but also pupils

With two Football-mad family members in the home, it was always inevitable that one day I would follow in their footsteps. OK, maybe I never reached the 'Saturday-Football' stage, but I admit that I have been to several of Brentford's home matches

A 3-1 defeat at Barkingside on Saturday ended Kingstonian’s involvement in the FA Trophy at the First Qualifying Round stage, writes Taimour Lay. It’s the sixth time since the 2006-7 season that Ks have fallen at the opening hurdle of the competition

A goal from Stuart Dallas deep into added on time gave Brentford a 2-1 win over Derby County at Griffin Park on Saturday. Despite Derby being the better side during the first half, the Bees drew level early in the second half through Andre Gray

Brentford U21 goalkeeper Mark Smith had a debut to forget as his short term loan spell at Hampton & Richmond Borough started with a 3-0 FA Trophy defeat to Grays Athletic. The 18-year-old, who was joined in the squad be fellow Hampton new boy

A goal from Stuart Dallas deep into added on time gave Brentford a 2-1 win over Derby County at Griffin Park on Saturday. Despite Derby being the better side during the first half, the Bees drew level early in the second half and sealed all three

Non-League football is always good for the odd random postponement, but Carshalton Athletic must have had a first for a regional league on Saturday – their opponents contrived to book the wrong flight. While it may raise the question of whether

A Sutton store will share screen time with Simon Cowell when X Factor viewers are treated to the debut of the Debenhams 2014 Christmas advert. The retailer, who will be competing with Christmas advert titans John Lewis and Marks & Spencer for

Organisers of Britain’s biggest charity book fair are looking for volunteers to help at next year’s event. Now in its 14th year, the annual fair is held at Epsom Methodist Church, in Ashley Road, Epsom, during the Spring half term, and will next

Virginia-born comedian Rich Hall will be bringing a taste of the Deep South to Epsom with his successful show Hoedown. The show, which had a sold-out run at London’s Soho Theatre, is a collaboration of music and comedy bringing the rustic Deep

Supermarkets, delis and restaurants will be made to give information about their products for people with allergies. New EU rules, which come into force on December 13, mean shops and cafes will have to tell customers either verbally, or with food

If you haven’t been living under a rock then you will have heard of Youtube and you will probably have heard of Youtubers, the people who build whole ‘channels’ of their videos online. The video sharing website is home to dancing cats, tutorials and all