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Placing bids for slave labour
SHOPPERS who strayed from the high street picked up sale bargains. Trader Scivus sold slaves at the Crofton Roman Villa, Crofton Road, Orpington, in a re-creation of a Roman-era sale. Parents and other visitors bid in Roman money for six children aged
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Celebrating status and cash boost
A SCHOOL is celebrating being one of only three in London to receive new Government status. Glebe School, Hawes Lane, West Wickham, has received Cognition and Learning Status after its application to Education Secretary Alan Johnson. The new status
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Cancer sufferer gets tablet offer
THE relatives of a cancer victim have donated unused drugs worth thousands of pounds to a fellow sufferer. Sheila Chapman, of The Grove, West Wickham, lost her battle against lung cancer last month. The mother-of-three was refused Primary Care Trust
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Doing your bit to catch flytippers
RESIDENTS are being asked for their help to catch flytippers. Bromley Council will pay up to £500 for information leading to the successful prosecution of anyone who illegally dumps rubbish and waste. The reward scheme has been set up to cut the numbers
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Walks and talks held in ancient woodland
A SERIES of guided talks and walks is being held across ancient woodland. West Wickham Common, which boasts the national Green Flag award for green spaces and parks, will reveal its history during the events next month. The land forms part of London's
