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AN A&E department that is due to be axed is going to start closing at night next month. A shortage of staff has been blamed for the night-time closure of the A&E department at Queen Mary s Hospital, Sidcup (QMS) beginning in August. The spokesperson f... » MORE

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AN A&E department that is due to be axed is going to start closing at night next month. A shortage of staff has been blamed for the night-time closure of the A&E department at Queen Mary s Hospital, Sidcup (QMS) beginning in August. The spokesperson f... » MORE

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CHARLTON Athletic have bolstered their squad ahead of the coming campaign in League One with the capture of Miguel Angel Llera.... » MORE

THE oldest surviving player of the Charlton side which reached two consecutive FA Cup finals in the aftermath of the Second World War died on Tuesday.... » MORE

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MELODY FOREMAN Weekly Column

FOUND myself bordering on a breakdown at Bluewater Shopping Centre the other day as I searched for decent frock to wear to HM The Queen s garden party. Now the euphoria of being invited to such a hallowed event has died down I face the great once in a li... » MORE

AMONG the latest batch of marketing guff to clog up my e-mail inbox were a couple of shabby press releases one of which informed me footballer and hair styles expert David Beckham wears a pinny while he s cleaning the house. The other announced the exc... » MORE

BOB OGLEY TIMES PAST

I am intrigued by the photograph of this young lady doing her milk round in south-east London, possibly in the late 1920s or 30s.... » MORE

Seventy years ago, in the early summer of 1939, Elsy and Jim Borders were a young couple living at 81 Kingsway on the Coney Hall Estate in West Wickham. Not a happy couple, because the house they had bought some five years earlier – a modest three-bedroom... » MORE

TALK OF THE THAMES

MORE than 80 anglers have been caught fishing along the Thames without a rod licence during a six day blitz by enforcement officers. Environment Agency officers visited 79 venues, including known hotspots and free fishing areas, to target offenders in th... » MORE

THE River Thames was filled with the sights and sounds of the past when a Tudor river pageant celebrating the 500th anniversary of King Henry VIII s coronation hit the water. The landmark date was marked last Saturday when King Henry VIII boarded the Roy... » MORE

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Environment Agency Fisheries Officers received a report this week of an unusual walking fish found in the Thames Estuary at Woolwich in South East London. The Walking Catfish, which is non-native to the UK, was spotted by a local angler. Mr. Birol Koca,... » MORE

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