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Love2 play some free tennis, Ladies?
1:19pm Thursday 4th February 2010
By Community Correspondent: Kirsty Garrett
Building Our Future of Hope
10:07pm Wednesday 3rd February 2010
By Community Correspondent Aarti Shankar
Cracks Begining to show...
5:44pm Wednesday 3rd February 2010
The recent snow fall created more problems than initally thought. Roads have become cracked and damaged leaving many disgruntled and concerned
Castle in a Haystack, Hidden Property Ordered to be Demolished
5:29pm Wednesday 3rd February 2010
Robert Fiddler, 60, has been ordered to demolish the castle he secretly constructed in 2002 in order to sidestep the strict planning regulations of his local council.
Caring for cats
10:26pm Tuesday 2nd February 2010
by community correspondent Rebecca McGoran I have recently become the proud owner of a cat, who was saved by the Cat Protection Society, when he was discovered wild at around one a half years old. He is a very friendly home loving cat, and it is hard to believe that he was once wild.
Crime doesn’t pay!
10:00pm Tuesday 2nd February 2010
Ordinary members of the public team up with the police and local authorities to reduce crime and disorder. They do this under the banner of Neighbourhood Watch Scheme. Sutton has a very active Neighbourhood Watch Scheme.
Stamps celebrate 100 years of Girlguiding
10:00pm Tuesday 2nd February 2010
From Community Correspondent Christine Wicks: Published Date: 02 February 2010 - A new set of commemorative stamps celebrating one hundred years of Girlguiding go on sale today.
Should the law on leads be pulled in?
9:30pm Tuesday 2nd February 2010
By Community Correspondent Aliza Catlin
Tate-tastic
9:24pm Tuesday 2nd February 2010
by community corrospondant Alex McGoran On Thursday January 28th 2010 I visited Tate Britain. I studied many pieces, but my favourite works were the abstract impressionist works. I felt particularly inspired by Patrick Heron’s Yellow Painting: October 1958 – May/June 1959. The piece was very bright and colourful and consisted of a multitude of squares overlapping, in many different colours and sizes.
Sir Cliff Richard
9:21pm Tuesday 2nd February 2010
by Community Correspondent Alexandra McGoran Cliff Richard recently celebrated his 50th anniversary with a sell out world tour. Cliff and the Shadows was a brilliant show. It was great to see his energy on stage, which is amazing considering he is 69. The singing was excellent and Cliff really knew how to get the crowd going. I attended the charity evening in aid of Great Ormond Street Hospital. Cliff thanked everyone for contributing to the hospital appeal and said that all the fluffy animals thrown on stage would be given to the children’s wards. This got a tremendous cheer.
These articles were submitted by readers who have agreed to our terms of use. Its content is the sole responsibility of the contributor and is unmoderated. But we will react if anything that breaks the rules comes to our attention. If you wish to complain about this article, contact us here. If you would like to become a contributor, contact Diana Jarvis at djarvis@london.newsquest.co.uk
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