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Young Reporter: What it takes to be Cadet of the Year.
Interview with Rachel Gannaway regarding her recent success of achieving the Lord Mayor’s Cadet of the Year’. “Cadets understand more about St John Ambulance as an organisation and it allows individuals to develop their interpersonal skills
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Young Reporter: The Big Congestion- How local authorities are willing to tackle the problems
As working class, busy people begin their treacherous route towards work or even anywhere, Biggin Hill’s roads always seem to be congested which means that people become much more stressed and violated on their travels. The roads become congested so
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Bromley High School Gives Stunning Southwark Cathedral Concert
On Monday, 24th November, London’s magnificent Southwark Cathedral became host to every keen musician Bromley High School’s has to offer. This year’s theme was ‘Conflict’, so each piece reflected the poignancy of war and the significance of peace.
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Young Reporter: Bromley Museum's Out of Africa Exhibition
Bromley Museum has opened its Out of Africa Exhibition, exploring artefacts from African culture collected over the last 150 years. The display is freely accessible to the public until the 9th of January next year and the Museum is open from 10:00
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Young Reporter: A 'Shot' at Netball
We should all know; when it comes to Charles Darwin High School, we are pretty talented in all aspects of the curriculum, especially sports! If you don't know me then: hi, my name is Toni Abiodun, and I love sports. Any sport, you name
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Young Reporter: Fantastic Fireworks Flare in the Night at the Highway Primary School
Remember, remember the fifth of November! And what better way to do so, than to enjoy the spectacle of these blazing beams lighting up the night at the Highway Primary School in Orpington? In 1605, Guy Fawkes and a band of Catholic conspirators
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Peeters slams "unforgivable" Charlton after defeat by Ipswich
Bob Peeters has described Charlton's last-gasp 1-0 defeat by Ipswich Town as “unforgivable”. Substitute and debutant Noel Hunt scored with virtually the last kick of the game after both teams had wasted numerous goalscoring chances. Callum
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While the legal age to go to war was 19 over 250 000 soldiers were waved through by recruitment officers who were turning a blind eye.
Gravesend Grammar School for Boys is soon embarking on possibly the most poignant journey to commemorate the lives of those lost in World War One, who use to attend our school. While the legal age to go to war was 19 over 250 000 soldiers were waved
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This week, a Gravesend unveiled statue of fighter pilot Mahinder Singh Pujji, Sqn Ldr Mahinder Singh Pujji arrived in Britain in 1940 and died at the age of 92 in Gravesend in 2010. he was part of the group of 24 sikhs who came from India in 1940.
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Man absconds from psychiatric unit In Woolwich
A manhunt has been launched to find a man who absconded from a psychiatric hospital in Woolwich, Scotland Yard said. Paul Williams, 48, was last seen near Woolwich Arsenal station at 1.40pm yesterday afternoon. Williams is believed to be a
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Facebook enables user’s ‘Help the Homeless’ plan to come to life
There is a special place in our hearts as we walk through our streets of London, warm and cosy in our jackets and scarves. As we head home to safety, we cannot help but stare in sadness at the old boy huddled in the corner of a doorway who lays on
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Young Reporter: A Fair that won't be forgotten
Held every two years, a whopping fifty one companies travelled from all over the country to arrive at Newstead Wood School in Orpington to begin the Careers Far at 6:30 with a bang. Wave after wave of parents, students, siblings and strangers rolled
