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MA12Dymock Archive

Cameron and Coe join training session at Millwall Rugby Club

Rugby balls and rain were on the agenda for Prime Minister David Cameron and Lord Sebastian Coe as they took …
by Alan Thomas Dymock/ March 18, 2013/ News, Society, Sports, Tower Hamlets/

Club renowned for Premier League talent to quit borough

One of  Tower Hamlets’ most respected and illustrious junior football clubs, Senrab FC, is preparing to move out of the area after …
by Alan Thomas Dymock/ December 13, 2012/ Local News, News, Sports, Tower Hamlets/

ELL’s top picks from the Pig’s Ear Beer and Cider Festival

  This year micro-brews, crafted in ELL boroughs, could be making an appearance at your office shindig, as an alternative …
by Alan Thomas Dymock/ December 8, 2012/ Features, Local News/

Lewisham’s Maggie Alphonsi makes World Cup draw

A Lewisham-born women’s rugby star took to the stage with Mayor of London Boris Johnson on Monday to make the …
by Alan Thomas Dymock/ December 4, 2012/ People/

Football match remembers murdered teenagers

An anti-violence charity will take to the pitch before a big Southeast London derby on Saturday, to thank fans for …
by Alan Thomas Dymock/ December 1, 2012/ Lewisham, Sports/

Athlete who sold himself on eBay renews sponsor search

One of Team GB’s top sprinters is hoping the sales of a new DVD will help to promote himself as …
by Alan Thomas Dymock/ November 29, 2012/ Lewisham, Sports/

Basketball stars find new home in Croydon

The newly renamed London Lions basketball franchise has moved into Croydon’s Crystal Palace National Sports Centre. After 15 years of …
by Alan Thomas Dymock/ November 28, 2012/ Croydon, Sports/

Cycling fatalities and injuries need addressing according to report

  Lewisham Cyclists have welcomed calls by the London Assembly’s Transport Committee for Boris Johnson to double spending on cycling. …
by Alan Thomas Dymock/ November 22, 2012/ Transport/

Pudsey bear opens Tower of London ice rink for winter

Fundraisers, charity workers and children were blessed with the image of a bear on skates as BBC’s Children in Need …
by Alan Thomas Dymock/ November 16, 2012/ Tower Hamlets/

UK Athletics chief calls for Crystal Palace cash boost

UK Athletics chief Ed Warner has called for the National Sports Centre at Crystal
by Alan Thomas Dymock/ November 15, 2012/ Croydon/

Millwall supporters face charges over Sordell abuse

Six Millwall supporters face charges of public order offences following abuse of Bolton Wanderers’ Marvin Sordell. The fans were arrested …
by Alan Thomas Dymock/ November 13, 2012/ Lewisham, Sports/

Racist incident alerts Millwall FC and police

Lewisham police and Millwall Football Club are investigating an alleged racist incident, reported on Twitter by Bolton player Marvin Sordell …
by Alan Thomas Dymock/ October 11, 2012/ Lewisham, Society, Sports/

Oxjam charity music festival: in your boroughs, Sep 25 – Oct 21

Sometime Blur guitarist Graham Coxon kicked off the Oxjam music festival in Hackney on Monday night as the charity chain …
by Alan Thomas Dymock/ September 25, 2012/ Arts, Events, Hackney, Music/

Police raid crack house in renewed Operation Hawk

The Metropolitan Police have made over 200 drug-related arrests as part of London-wide strike against drug dealers, called Operation Hawk.
by Alan Thomas Dymock/ September 20, 2012/ Crime, Hackney/

Queen’s Head for chop as council sells assets

A historic Limehouse pub may be closed as Tower Hamlets council prepares to sell the land it’s leased on.
by Alan Thomas Dymock/ September 18, 2012/ Housing, Tower Hamlets/

Brand new Forest Hill Pools open doors

Residents of Forest Hill were greeted with the sight of the newly re-opened Forest Hill Pools this weekend.
by Alan Thomas Dymock/ September 18, 2012/ Lewisham, Society/

Government announces fund for London Met students as lecturers prepare for ‘day of action’

A government fund will be set up to help international students from London Metropolitan University move to other institutions, it …
by Alan Thomas Dymock/ September 13, 2012/ Education, Lead Stories/

Man caught in crossfire on Camplin Street

Lewisham police are urging witnesses to come forward after a man in his 40s was shot in New Cross on …
by Alan Thomas Dymock/ September 11, 2012/ Crime, Lewisham/
Election boundary consultation ends soon

Election boundary consultation ends soon

Residents of Hackney have only 13 days left to object to proposed boundary changes to council wards. Locals have until …
by Alan Thomas Dymock/ September 11, 2012/ Hackney/

Lost Cameroon boxers want to make UK career

Five missing athletes from the Cameroonian Olympic boxing team who surfaced at a New Cross gym last week don’t want …
by Alan Thomas Dymock/ September 6, 2012/ Lewisham, Sports/

Pick of the line September 7 – September 14

A most improving selection of events this week encompasses art shows, environmentally friendly documentary cinema, ‘stories for grown ups’ and, …
by Alan Thomas Dymock/ September 6, 2012/ Arts, Upcoming, What To Do This Week/

Clegg and David Laws visit Whitechapel school

Pupils at a Tower Hamlets school grilled Deputy Prime Minister Nick Clegg and newly appointed education minister David Laws on …
by Alan Thomas Dymock/ September 5, 2012/ Education, Tower Hamlets/
Students and lecturers march to Westminster in support of a London Met amnesty

Students and lecturers march to Westminster in support of a London Met amnesty

by Alan Thomas Dymock/ September 5, 2012/ Videos/

Citizen champions tour new Olympic park

Local heroes were among the first to see the brand new Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park on Thursday. The event, ‘A …
by Alan Thomas Dymock/ August 30, 2012/ Hackney/

Local choir welcomes torch after delayed trip through London

A Lewisham choir sang to welcome the Paralympic torch to the opening ceremony on Wednesday after it passed through Deptford, …
by Alan Thomas Dymock/ August 30, 2012/ Olympic Events, Sports/

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