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Jethro Tull still plough a great tune in 2010

MORE than 40 years down the line, blues band Jethro Tull is still going strong, writes Nick Hitchens. Speaking to Times Out ahead of their latest tour, frontman and flautist Ian Anderson is determined not to replace his instrument with a golf club or fis... » MORE

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Hart: Eagles faithful must play big part - New Palace boss says support is crucial

PAUL Hart has told Crystal Palace s fans they have a pivotal part to play in the Selhurst Park club s battle to stay in the Championship. Hart was unveiled as Neil Warnock s successor on Tuesday afternoon, when former Eagles players Dougie Freedman and J... » MORE

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Harriers get busy at Roundhay Park meet

LAST weekend was a busy one for Blackheath and Bromley Harriers members, competing on country roads and indoors, writes Pat Calnan. The big outdoor event was the National Cross Country Championships, which took place at Roundhay Park in Leeds. One of th... » MORE

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Respecting the real victims of knife crime

WHEN it comes to appealing to young people and getting a serious message across then no amount of men and women in uniform can ever match the powers of parents Colin and Sally Knox. It is they who can speak with genuine passion about the dangers of kni... » MORE

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Dad’s Army, the Victorian version

The year 1859 is not one to be remembered in the same way as 1066 or 1815 or even 1940 but it has an important place in history because it signalled the rebirth of the great Volunteer Movement, the civilian army defending our shores – on this occasion, fr... » MORE

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SLIPPING AWAY

EEL populations in the River Thames have dropped by 98 per cent in just five years, scientists have warned. The eel, which has been a traditional east London dish for centuries, now appears to be vanishing from the capital s river, according to researche... » MORE

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Loos shut, councillors allowances triple

Earlier this year our councillors recommended closing the public toilets in Biggin Hill, Hayes, Petts Wood and Beckenham. It was claimed this would save £49, 830 (Report No. ES10001), though local businesses would be paid to provide alternative facilities... » MORE

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Win ‘Ax Men: The Complete Season 2’ on DVD!

We have three copies of the Ax Men: The Complete Season 2 DVD box set to give away, courtesy of our friends at HISTORY and Go Entertain. Get ready for more cutting edge entertainment as hit HISTORY series Ax Men goes back to the woods for a second se... » MORE

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Lyrics to MY TOYOTA by Ireland’s Corrigan Brothers

Here are the Lyrics to MY TOYOTA  by Ireland s Corrigan Brothers   (Gerard Brian and Donncha Corrigan and Peter Creighton). www.corriganborthers.com Oh my little pretty car My pretty car Super little green machine Glad I own ya But you started actin st... » MORE
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