Donkeys talk to be given to Outwood Women's Institute

7:00am Sunday 19th May 2013

“My Life With Donkeys” is the intriguing title of a talk to be given to members of Outwood Women's Institute in Lloyd Hall, Brickfield Road, Outwood, on Tuesday, July 2, at 2.30pm. Website: www.outwood.org

Hinchley Wood School student brushes up nicely for art prize

Cool work: Rowena Fry, 15, got  the top prize, while fellow students Lucy Ashworth and Rhiannon Pritchard-Wood were runners up

7:00am Sunday 19th May 2013

A student from Hinchley Wood School has been named as the winner of the SHL Art Prize 2013.

Brooklands College named Surrey's best

7:00am Sunday 19th May 2013

Brooklands College has been named the best further education college in Surrey.

Pensioner banned from running company after helping rogue builders

7:00am Sunday 19th May 2013

A 72-year-old man has been banned from running a company for 12 years after laundering money from rogue builders who targeted elderly homeowners.

Teenager lands coveted spot at top drama school

Mitcham teenager lands coveted spot at top drama school

7:00am Sunday 19th May 2013

An aspiring actress had said her dreams have come true after landing a place at an exclusive drama school which has produced some of the country's finest actors.

Status Quo tribute band rock into Sutton

Carl owner of music shop Rock Bottom, in Croydon, and in Statin’ Quo, gives the band the thumbs up

12:00am Sunday 19th May 2013

You are going to be rockin’ all over Sutton when a Status Quo tribute band come to town.

Mum's the Word with Angellica Bell: Looking for the perfect double buggy

Mum's the Word with Angellica Bell: 'I have the patience of a saint'

6:00am Sunday 19th May 2013

When I started researching all the products I needed for my first child, I seriously thought I needed a degree, but now another is on the way, a PhD is definitely a prerequisite.

Unsung Hero: 'Working with people makes my day happy’

Cheery: Felix Duyilemi was studying to become an engineer when he decided he needed a job helping others

6:00am Sunday 19th May 2013

A ticket office worker at Kingston train station has been nominated as an unsung hero by his colleagues.

Secret Curmudgeon: 'Yes, I’m going to Hell; but at least it’s warm down there'

Secret curmudgeon: Pack your bags and leave during Olympics

6:00am Sunday 19th May 2013

Wouldn’t it be great to be able to take bikes on trains during rush hour?

Grandmother of Chloe Johnson tells of 'anger and hurt' at 5-year-old's death

8:23am Saturday 18th May 2013

THE Grandmother of a five-year-old girl from Forest Hill who died in a pool at a hotel in Egypt has told of her "anger and hurt".

Investigation launched into excrement found in Palace dressing room at Brighton

Wilfried Zaha celebrates scoring his second goal for Crystal Palace tonight. Picture: Action Images

4:40pm Saturday 18th May 2013

An investigation has been launched into how excrement was left in Crystal Palace's changing room before their play-off victory over Brighton & Hove Albion this week.

Residents dream up alternatives for Surbiton Filter Beds site

Alex Ritson, from Friends of Seething Wells, addresses the meeting

4:13pm Saturday 18th May 2013

Surbiton filter beds could be home to a wild lido, tai chi classes or old-English carolling - if residents opposed to a floating homes scheme had their way.

VIDEO: A day in the life of Epsom town centre

The video shows Epsom town centre at one picture per second

3:43pm Saturday 18th May 2013

A time-lapse video showing the bustling life of Epsom town centre has been posted on video sharing website YouTube.

Woman from Haringey goes missing

Missing woman: Tina Harrison

3:18pm Saturday 18th May 2013

A 57-year-old woman from Haringey has gone missing.

Work on £5.5m St Helier Hospital A&E revamp enters final phase

Work to expand St Helier Hospital's A&E is nearing an end

3:17pm Saturday 18th May 2013

A £5.5m project to improve St Helier Hospital's accident and emergency department and urgent care centre is almost complete.

Merstham Women's Institute's June date

2:30pm Saturday 18th May 2013

Merstham Women's Institute are due to hold their next meeting in Merstham Village Hall in Station Road, Merstham, on Thursday, June 13, at 2.30pm.

Wimbledon charity launches new service for brain injury patients in south west London

Lauren Macready

2:31pm Saturday 18th May 2013

People affected by brain injuries in south west London can now get better care and support during their recovery thanks to a Wimbledon-based charity.

Sponsored cycle raises £7,500 for Barnet charity

1:40pm Saturday 18th May 2013

Eight friends from Barnet jumped on their bikes to raise £7,500 for a children's home in Belarus.

Teacher wins regional teaching award

The award-winning Anoria Simmons (second from left) with her fellow members of staff

1:40pm Saturday 18th May 2013

A teacher working at a school in Tottenham is through to the final of a national teaching competition after winning regional award.

UK's largest festival of Jewish food coming to north London

Gefiltefest ‘head chef Tarryn Klotnick, LJCC chief executive Louise Jacobs, Gefiltefest founding patron and cookery writer Claudia Roden, Gefiltefest director Michael Leventhal and JCC for London chief executive Nick Viner

1:00pm Saturday 18th May 2013

THe UK's largest Jewish food festival will be coming to a cultural centre in north London tomorrow.

Uncover history of River Wandle

Wandle aims to become capital's cleanest river

1:17pm Saturday 18th May 2013

Two weekends' worth of activities exploring the history and wildlife of the River Wandle will take place in Wandsworth, Merton, Sutton and Croydon.

Harrow community centre celebrates first birthday

Boys at the Ceders

12:40pm Saturday 18th May 2013

A community centre is celebrating its first birthday with a community fun day.

Car boot sale for Epsom Hospital

12:01pm Saturday 18th May 2013

A car boot sale to raise money for medical equipment at Epsom Hospital takes place tomorrow.

Biggin Hill Airport welcomes Lancaster bomber for Dambusters 70th anniversary

The Lancaster bomber swoops in to land at Biggin Hill.

1:01pm Saturday 18th May 2013

BIGGIN Hill Airport had a role to play in marking the 70th anniversary of the Dambusters celebrations.

Swanscombe and Greenhithe Town Council elects new Mayor

Cllr Lorna Cross is Swanscombe and Greenhithe's new Mayor.

11:15am Saturday 18th May 2013

SWANSCOMBE and Greenhithe Town Council has elected its new Mayor.

Man charged with aggravated burglary

11:10am Saturday 18th May 2013

A man has been charged following a burglary in Golders Green.

Horley call for volunteers to help wipe out an invader

11:00am Saturday 18th May 2013

Volunteers are being sought by Horley Town Council to help it wipe out an invader in the local landscape.

Forest YMCA to hold award ceremony for young people

11:01am Saturday 18th May 2013

Forest YMCA in Walthamstow has announced it is to hold an award ceremony to celebrate the achievements of residents on its in-house work based programme.

Man wanted over three sexual assault claims on Kingston and Twickenham buses

Police would like to speak to this man about the offences

10:55am Saturday 18th May 2013

A suspected sex attacker is wanted by police after three alleged assaults on board buses in Kingston and Twickenham.

Versus movie to be made, thanks to crowdfunding

9:00am Saturday 18th May 2013

Filmmaker Paul Johnstone, who appeared in last week’s Freetime appealing for donations to fund his new movie Versus, has reached his target.

Beer festival at brewery

10:28am Saturday 18th May 2013

A beer festival is taking place at a brewery next weekend.

Man charged with knifepoint robbery

10:56am Saturday 18th May 2013

A man has been charged with committing a robbery at knifepoint in Highgate.

"End biofuel production to save food" - Charshalton and Wallington MP Tom Brake joins ActionAid campaign against global hunger

Tom Brake MP outside the "wheat field"

10:45am Saturday 18th May 2013

Carshalton and Wallington MP Tom Brake has joined calls to end the the manufacturing of biofuels from crops, claiming the practice is driving food prices ever higher.

Council flies rainbow flag in support against homophobia

9:31am Saturday 18th May 2013

Haringey Borough Council is flying the rainbow flag to show its support against homophobia.

Walk around Friern Barnet

9:27am Saturday 18th May 2013

Walkers will be able to explore the hidden places of Friern Barnet and raise money for a mental health charity this Sunday.



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Hammers ease to Reading win (link)

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West Ham United ended their season with a 4-2 home win over Reading in the Premier League.

Villas-Boas believes penalty decisions were 'decisive' (link)

This is Local London 7:58pm Sun 19 May 13

Andre Villas-Boas was left fuming with referee Andre Marriner and believes the official’s failure to award his…

Late Bale screamer not enough to secure top-four finish for Spurs (link)

This is Local London 6:06pm Sun 19 May 13

Tottenham Hotspur missed out on Champions League qualification for the second year running despite beating…

Bees come up short in play-off final (link)

This is Local London 3:28pm Sun 19 May 13

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LIVE: Brentford v Yeovil, League One play-off final (link)

This is Local London 9:40am Sun 19 May 13

All the build up, action and reaction from Wembley as Brentford face Yeovil Town in the League One play-off final

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