Kids' picture of freedom

More than 220 children handed in portraits of Nelson Mandela, former freedom fighter and South African president, to Crofton Park Library in Brockley Road, Brockley.

Prizes were handed out on December 16 to 17 of the three to 11-year-olds wh... read on

Motorbikes allowed to use bus lanes

VULNERABLE cyclists will have to watch their backs as motorbikes are now allowed to use most of London's bus lanes.

From yesterday, motorcyclists were given free reign to ride in Transport for Lon... read on

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Residents group slams hikes in public transport fares

RESIDENTS have slammed the latest public transport fare hike that has seen a six per cent rise this year.

The increase, which came into force on Friday (Jan 2) include a 10p rise in a single Oyste... read on

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27 jobs to go at council

AROUND 27 people are likely to lose their jobs at Greenwich council in the new year.

All the staff, who are to be made compulsorily redundant, are in building services, the department that lo... read on

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Gunman is sent down

A MAN has been jailed for nine years for possessing a gun and assaulting two police officers following an investigation by a new organised crime unit.

Daniel Walker, 30, dragged a polic... read on

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Warnock set for Jordan meeting

CRYSTAL Palace boss Neil Warnock is set to hold talks with chairman Simon Jordan tomorrow to determine how much money he needs to raise in the January transfer window.

The Eagles manager has alre... read on

Brown: Kedwell 'best 10K I've ever spent'

AFC WIMBLEDON manager Terry Brown hailed Danny Kedwell after the striker’s latest impressive display saw the Dons record their fifth straight league win.

Kedwell netted twice as the South Londone... read on

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Shroot close to Blues debut

FORMER AFC Wimbledon winger Robin Shroot was due to be named on the substitutes' bench for new club Birmingham on Saturday, but missed out on the chance to make his Blues debut after the game was post... read on

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Lee deal is Dons' priority

TERRY Brown says he will do everything he can to keep midfielder Dwane Lee at Kingsmeadow.

The AFC Wimbledon manager has made securing the 29-year-old’s long-term future his number one priority, ... read on

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Danns: 2008 was worst of my career

NEIL Danns says he is glad to see the back of 2008 - dubbing it "the darkest year of my life".

The former Colchester and Birmingham midfielder has seen his Palace career ravaged by injury since a... read on

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