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  • Met Police: Blues on play-off pole

    Former Kingstonian midfielder Matt Pattison returned from injury on Wednesday to fire Met Police in to poll position for a place in the Ryman Premier League top five. Pattison, dogged by hamstring problems this season, struck in the 64th minute

  • ATHLETICS: Law so near, but yet so far

    Kingston & Polytechnic Harrier Phoebe Law fell just three seconds short of adding junior English cross country champion to her growing list of accolades. The 18-year-old junior Great Britain international clocked 22 minutes 51 seconds to finish

  • Young Reporter: Lessons I learnt from Auschwitz

    January 27th 2015 marked the 70th anniversary of the liberation of the Jews from the Nazi-run Auschwitz concentration camp in German-occupied Poland. I was fortunate enough to participate in the Holocaust Educational Trust’s ‘Lessons from Auschwitz

  • Student from The Gambia shocked by NUJ’s revelation

    Last year Newsquest extended the Young Reporter Scheme into Africa, which gave two students the opportunity to gain experience working for an online paper. Abdoulie Jammeh from The Gambia was one of those students who, despite limited internet

  • Teenager, 19, stabbed in neck at Blackhorse Lane tram stop

    A 19-year-old man has been stabbed in the neck at Blackhorse Lane tram stop. The teenager was taken to hospital after being knifed just before 5pm today. His injuries are not thought to be life-threatening.  Police found a knife at the stop

  • Clouds on the march

    St Helier's white buildings stood out in a pool of sunlight under a sky of mixed blue and grey.

  • London Scottish: Newton handed ban for Plymouth transgression

    London Scottish fly half Dan Newton will miss four of the exiles' remaining six Championship clashes as they bid for a top four finish. The 25-year-old was this week handed a five-week ban for acts contrary to good sportsmanship after his yellow

  • Thames Water vows to fix water supply problems by June

    More than a year of water supply problems in the Norwood and Crystal Palace areas look to be coming to an end. People have been seething at Thames Water because they never know whether there will be water when they turn the taps on. To deal

  • Man kept in custody after Wimbledon rape court appearance

    An alleged rapist has been remanded in custody after a weekend attack in Wimbledon. Stephen Foster, 46, of Priory Close on the High Path Estate in south Wimbledon was charged with raping a woman on Sunday. Appearing at Wimbledon Magistrates

  • Harlequins: Talei impresses on trial to secure extended stay

    Fijian back row Netani Talei has impressed Harlequins director of rugby Conor O'Shea enough to land a deal at the Stoop for the rest of the season. The 31-year-old international, who has has scored four tries in 28 appearances for his country,

  • Man with iPad knocked out cold in unprovoked attack

    A 30-year-old man was knocked out cold in an unprovoked attack in broad daylight in Tooting. The victim was walking along Furzedown Drive, carrying his iPad, on Saturday at about 9.30am, according to police. A man walked towards him and the

  • Letter to the Editor: A sad farewell to Akela

    Addiscombe has lost a pillar of its community after Bernadette Moynihan sadly passed away after a lengthy battle with cancer. Since 1964 Bernadette had been part of the leadership team of the 28th Croydon Scout group. As a kid I was a part

  • Street market along lines of Greenwich planned for Croydon

    A street market “on a par” with the one in Greenwich could be coming to Croydon if a gallery owner’s plan comes off. Kevin Zuchowski-Morrison hopes to turn the area around St George’s Walk in Croydon town centre into an arts quarter after setting

  • Kingstonian: Ks set to compile Tolfrey report for FA

    Kingstonian have launched an appeal for witnesses as they investigate goalkeeper Rob Tolfrey's meltdown at Kingsmeadow on Monday night. Long standing Ks number one Tolfrey climbed in to the crowd to confront away fans at the end of his side's 2

  • Letter to the Editor: Barbie bus is patronising

    In an era where women are working very hard to be seen as equals and doing well to challenge some heavily ingrained historical perceptions, it astonishes me that a female Labour MP would send a bright pink bus to Croydon, especially to talk to us women

  • Letter to the Editor: What exactly is Croydon?

    Croydon has an ongoing ID problem. Is it part of Surrey, a town, London borough or aspiring city? Many residents style their home address as “Surrey”, some wish to re-join Surrey, certain areas of Croydon were historically part of Surrey, but

  • Woman in her 80s dies in Epsom house fire

    A woman in her 80s died last night in a fire in Epsom. Firefighters were called to Mill Road, a residential road not far from Epsom Cinema, at about 11.50pm. UPDATE: Neighbours in shock after lovely "intelligent" woman dies in house fire

  • Nature Notes: Reynard

    The mating season for foxes is now past. The nightly 'wow-wow-wow' of dog foxes and yelping of vixens was heard only infrequently in my area compared with ten years ago. This will please many people and the animal attracts much criticism for various

  • Hockey: Surbiton book place in Premier Division play-offs

    Former Team GB international Matt Daly was the toast of Sugden Road as Surbiton secured an MHL Premier Division play-off berth at the weekend, writes Stuart Amos. Daly struck twice with his side trailing 3-1 at Wimbledon in the second half to secure

  • Campaigners rallying to "save our NHS" coming to Epsom

    Campaigners rallying to save the NHS from cuts and privatisation will be meeting in Epsom as part of a national day of action. Members of the campaigning group 38 Degrees will be coming together in town centres across England on Saturday, February