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Rams' poor run continues at rivals
2:30pm Wednesday 19th November 2008
HARLOW’S dreadful run of form continued with a narrow home defeat against Saffron Walden.
Makeshift Hawks have a tough time with Town
10:33am Wednesday 19th November 2008
FOOTBALL: A MAKESHIFT Harlow side crashed out of the Essex Senior Cup to a full-strength Billericay side at Barrows Farm.
Zico is worth a bet despite being short
11:07am Wednesday 19th November 2008
DOG RACING: AN above average card greets punters this Thursday with ten quality races assembled.
BSRC members produce strong performance at St Neots
11:02am Wednesday 19th November 2008
ATHLETICS: BISHOP'S Stortford Running Club saw nine runners produce some strong results at the St Neots Riverside Half Marathon on Sunday.
Hawks unveil new vice-presidents
3:43pm Tuesday 18th November 2008
FOOTBALL: WITH the club continuing to grow, Harlow Town FC is delighted to unveil two new honorary Vice-Presidents, who are very much in the public eye.
Stortford narrowly pipped by late Hertford score
10:12am Tuesday 18th November 2008
RUGBY: BISHOP'S Stortford saw their recent run of good form come to an end in a close encounter at local rivals Hertford.
Hawks kick-start Christmas
8:20am Tuesday 18th November 2008
FOOTBALL: RYAN Kirby and James Bunn were just some of the Harlow Town first team stars on show as the Christmas lights were officially switched on in Harlow town centre on Sunday.
Blues slip into bottom three after Fisher defeat
11:55am Monday 17th November 2008
FOOTBALL: STORTFORD slipped into the relegation places after Fisher sub Gary Wharton grabbed the only goal of the game.
Hawks make it four unbeaten in the league
9:44am Monday 17th November 2008
FOOTBALL: HARLOW battled to a point with Ramsgate in a poor outing at Barrows Farm.
Hawks' new fixture dates
4:54pm Monday 17th November 2008
FOOTBALL: THE fixture schedule for Harlow Town looks to have calmed after the disruption caused by the FA Cup run.
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There’s method in Harlem’s Madness
William Shakespeare’s timeless plays could not be more celebrated, but their accessibility has often been seen as limited among younger audiences.
Noreen joins Row of talent
JIMI Hendrix, Annie Lennox, Billy Connolly and Elvis Presley are just a few of the iconic figures to feature in Leyton-based artist Noreen Denzil’s latest solo show.
Farce delivers a knockout punch
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Q. I am looking to purchase bath taps in chrome which can be side mounted into anold roll-top bath. I would prefer taps with a shower attachment if possible.
Worlds apart
Body Worlds has shocked millions all over the world, JAMES MURPHY finds out more about one of the most groundbreaking exhibitions in the last twenty years.
Musical destined for the West End
COME Dancing is a high-tempo, bittersweet musical by former Kinks frontman Ray Davies which has the potential to become a West End smash.
Events celebrate a very proud history
A VARIED programme of free events have been planned in October to celebrate Black History Month.
Celebrating the democracy of photography
Internationally renowned photography festival Photomonth returns to east London in October and CLAIRE HACK uncovers a host of diverse exhibitions, from polaroids to war photography to portraits and everything in between.
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