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Thumbs up for schools on olympic programme
OLYMPIC chief Lord Sebastian Coe has congratulated Waltham Forest schools after all signed up to the Get Set network education programme.
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CONCERNS are growing for a teenage girl who has been missing from her home in Chingford for more than a week. read on...
Song pays tribute to Scott of the Antarctic A LOUGHTON singer and songwriter has written a moving track to commemorate Captain Robert Falcon Scott’s Antarctic expedition, which ended so tragically 100 years ago. read on...Council backed over decision to reject fast food takeaway PLANNING chiefs have backed Waltham Forest Council’s decision to reject a global fast food chain’s application to set up a shop in the borough. read on...Exhibition to display the works of William Morris A NEW exhibition is showing off some of the works of William Morris. read on... |
Sport
JOHN STILL’S Dagenham & Redbridge crashed out of the FA Cup on Tuesday night after goal-shy Millwall found their shooting boots to win 5-0.
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LEYTON Orient had to settle for a point against bottom club Chesterfield on Saturday, after Jimmy Juan’s goal cancelled out David Mooney’s first half ... read on
MARK Noble's penalty was enough for West Ham United to win 1-0 at 10-man Portsmouth in the Championship on Saturday. But Irons boss Sam Allardyce ... read on Raiders lose unbeaten home run ROMFORD Raiders disappointed in the first of two potentially decisive English National League derby clashes, falling 4-1 to the Chelmsford Chieftains ... read onLions continue poor start to New Year LEE VALLEY Lions’ January blues continued on Saturday, losing 8-3 at home to Basingstoke Buffalo.The Lions started well as Scott Beeson ruffled... read on |
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The High Commissioner of India (HCI) in London has complained that a recent special programme by TV show Top Gear filmed in the country was 'offensive' and full of 'toilet humour'. Is it time for the show to be axed?
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