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Radical cleric Abu Qatada has been denied bail and will remain behind bars following a decision today.

A HARLOW lighting firm has been given the Royal seal of approval after scooping a coveted Queen’s Award for Enterprise.

LOCAL residents are angry with Bromley Council as it plans to double the size of a New Beckenham car park.

Preparations are underway for this year’s Roxeth Show - with stall holders invited to book places.

More than 50 students from 13 schools in South London, Kent and Surrey last week enjoyed a fun-filled day of chemistry at the Salters' Festival of Chemistry at London South Bank University.

THE Thicket Tavern, an Anerley pub described as an "eyesore" that was a magnet for unsavoury characters and anti-social behaviour, has been stunningly transformed.

BROMLEY has seen an emergence of cleverly worded scams designed to rip people off by obtaining their personal financial details.

COMMUTERS are being asked if they saw a man being punched in the face on a London to Northampton train.

Children are told they should walk before they can run but an eight-year-old from Tottenham could read before he could do either.

A charity founded to build community spirit and to provide services to those in need has celebrated its first birthday.

WHITTON schoolgirls will see their flag designs displayed before the world at the Uefa Women’s Champions League final on Thursday.

The Metropolitan Police will move some of its headquarters departments to Lambeth Road under plans announced on Monday.

POLICE cadets aged 16 and 17 visited 12 convenience stores across the borough as part of London-wide Operation Big Wing, half of which illegally sold them alcohol.

A TROUGH outside Bedfont library has been given a new lease of life thanks to the handywork of charity members.

I looked into the St Dunstan’s Church Centre at Feltham recently, and there enjoying cups of coffee were a number of ladies busy knitting.

SCHOOLCHILDREN with learning difficulties can be asked to wait up to half a mile from home to be collected, a judge has ruled.

THE distraught mother of a little girl from Forest Hill who drowned in a pool on holiday says the family has lost its "heartbeat".

Families are being invited to get baking during the half term to help charity bake sales taking place across the borough.

Squatters have occupied buildings owned by Haringey Borough Council after it was left empty for two years.

An independent councillor has defended a fellow member following accusations of racism.