THE grandson of the first Briton to fly an all-British plane has given a talk in Walthamstow. Eric Verdon Roe spoke at The Pump House Museum, in South Access Road, about the Lancaster bomber, the Vulcan and the 504, just three of the aircraft
A MAN in his 60s was burned with an iron by robbers who left him and his wife traumatised. The couple, both in their 60s, were left devastated after two men entered their home in the early hours of this morning, August 1, and demanded money
A FUN day looks set to raise about £2,000 for the Help for Heroes charity. There was something for all ages as about 2,000 people enjoyed a festival atmosphere at Abbey Gardens, Waltham Abbey. There were six bouncy castles, slides and
I relish the start of the football season in six days time, but I dread it as well. It is when my personal predictions start to get tested to breaking point. I’m worried they will be tested to destruction soon enough, as bitter experience tells
WITH just over a week to go until the big kick-off, football fans up and down the country are beginning their 'who will go up' and 'who will go down' debates. We, on the sports desk, are no different, so here are my thoughts on who will do
WEST Ham keeper Robert Green was jeered at by Ipswich fans whenever he had the ball during yeasterday's friendly at Portman Road. It is obvious he is going to have to take quite a bit of stick for his World Cup nightmare this coming season.
