Bromley Football Club is thrilled to announce a new partnership with Greenhithe Electrical Services (GES) who have taken out an advertisement package to showcase their business to our loyal fans and supporters This exciting collaboration marks a significant step for both parties in expanding their presence within the local community expressed his enthusiasm about the new partnership “It’s great to welcome new partners and what a summer this is turning out to be I’d like to extend my thanks to Alfie Johnson we are at the heartbeat of the business community and it makes me incredibly proud to continue building exciting new relationships.” Greenhithe Electrical Services is a reputable company that specialises in both commercial and residential electrical work Their commitment to quality and excellence aligns perfectly with Bromley Football Club’s values making them an ideal addition to our growing business community This partnership not only strengthens the bond between Bromley Football Club and local businesses but also provides an excellent platform for GES to showcase their services to our dedicated fan base We look forward to a successful collaboration and the mutual benefits it will bring to both parties For more information about Greenhithe Electrical Services, visit their website here Stay tuned for exciting updates and promotions from GES as they engage with the Bromley Football Club community For commercial enquiries please e-mail partners@bromleyfc.co.uk Site Proudly Designed & Developed by Tilt Digital Christine Akhuetie is loving a life of independence after buying her own one-bedroom apartment just an hour from central London The 29-year-old legal project management analyst has left home in South Norwood after purchasing an apartment at Bellway London’s Crossways Quarter development in Greenhithe Christine decided in spring 2024 that the time was right for her to finally leave home and buy her own property “I had been saving seriously for a few years and worked out that I had enough money for a deposit so I started to look for somewhere to buy,” said Christine “My priorities were that it had to be within an hour commute of central London and within an hour’s drive from my mum’s house “I knew a one-bedroom apartment best suited my budget for a new-build home but I wanted it to have allocated parking not be on the ground floor and to have a balcony.” where she spotted details about Crossways Quarter and made an appointment to go over and look at a two-bedroom show apartment I went along and loved the look and feel of the apartment She told me that Bellway London would give me a contribution towards my deposit which was great news I reserved the apartment with my 10 per cent deposit but the additional boost gave me more equity in the property and brought my monthly mortgage payments down.” Christine moved into her new apartment in October 2024 “I really appreciate the fact that there is a key fob entrance to my apartment block which gives me peace of mind and I am on the second floor which also increases my sense of security,” she said “Although I don’t use my car to get to work I have an allocated parking space in a car park which is secure and gated off including to make the five-minute drive to Asda for my weekly shop to pop over to the nearby Bluewater Shopping Centre or Lakeside Retail Park and to make the 15-minute journey to the gym The car also gives me the freedom to catch up with my friends around London and see my mum in South Norwood “Stone Crossing railway station is a five-minute walk from my apartment and from there I can catch a train to Abbey Wood then change to get to Liverpool Street It’s great because I can get my front door to the office in an hour.” “The bedroom is big enough for me to put a desk and a chair in one corner as my working from home zone,” she said “It is good because I don’t have to keep setting up in different places as this is the dedicated workspace and that is that “The layout of the apartment really works for me I love the open-plan configuration as it really gives a feeling of space and the light that comes in through the big windows complements that It is lovely to have a generous-sized balcony where I will spend a lot of time where the weather is warmer “My favourite space in the apartment has to be the bathroom mirrored cabinet that came as standard with the apartment the lavish waterfall shower head over the bath and the stylish tiles The room is such a luxurious and relaxing space I’ve been enjoying lighting scented candles and indulging in relaxing hot baths.” Christine is enjoying the freedom that living alone brings “I love my mum but it was high time I moved out,” she said “Mum has been over to see the apartment and she loves it and is happy that she knows I am safe here I am still getting used to having all this place to myself It is incredibly liberating to have somewhere to call my own.” Sign up to get LondonDaily.News delivered to your inbox Your 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Please upgrade your browser to improve your experience You can continue to the site using your current browser Tributes have been paid to Swanscombe and Greenhithe Councillor Peter Harman At the full meeting of Kent County Council (KCC) colleagues said they had been left shocked and deeply saddened by the news a community champion and someone who always made sure you had a lift home After a distinguished 35-year career in the fire service he committed his time and energies to representing his community at town He was in his third term at KCC as an independent councillor and also brought his knowledge and experience to the work of the Kent and Medway Fire and Rescue Authority Warm tributes came from across the Council Chamber and the political divide The Green Party’s Cllr Mark Hood said: “His lifelong commitment to public safety and service was clear in everything he did His legacy of service and kindness will continue to inspire all who had the privilege of working alongside him.” The Liberal Democrats’ Ian Chittenden speaking for himself and colleague Mike Sole said: “It was clear he cared passionately for Swanscombe and Greenhithe and those who lived there a gentleman and a true community champion who will be missed by those he represented.” Labour’s Cllr Kelly Grehan said: “Peter was a very kind and thoughtful man My overwhelming memory is that he would always make sure everybody had a lift home he didn’t care what party you were or what arguments you had had that day he wanted to make sure that you would get home safely “It’s a shame he won’t be here for when we finally fix Galley Hill Road (closed in Swanscombe after a landslide) as I don’t think I saw him at all in the last year where he didn’t mention Galley Hill Leader of KCC Roger Gough said: “He was fair-minded and realistic No where was this seen more clearly than with the issue already mentioned He tirelessly and rightly pressed us and government for action but he never in that process scored cheap points He was an absolutely relentless champion of his community He was someone who brought something very special to this council and this chamber.” said: “Peter wasn’t interested in the major parties nor being tribal in that way He said it could get awkward and that he would get criticised by one side and lambasted by the other but that he always remembered he was a local representative of people who care as little about the parties as he did He was right of course and slept easy at night “He won’t be looking down on our tributes today, he’ll be looking down on the visit by the Minister of the Future of Roads to Galley Hill.” Cllr Harman served on the Corporate Parenting Panel the Planning Applications Committee and the Health Reform and Public Health Cabinet Committee The meeting heard about Mr Harman’s dedication to his wife Jo two daughters and two granddaughters and about his love of travel and the fact he had visited more than 150 countries Further personal tributes were made at the meeting to Peter Morgan The retired teacher and former mayor of Swale served as Chairman of the council in 1996.  A formal motion of condolence was agreed by Council and a minute’s silence was observed for both Peter Harman and Peter Morgan updates and information from us direct to your inbox For best viewing experience of this website Please enter a place name in the search bar After provisionally the warmest May Day on record in the UK higher than average temperatures will subside over the weekend Environment Agency Updated: 01:09 (UTC+1) on Tue 6 May 2025 Cloud thinning and becoming mainly dry overnight Cloud thinning and breaking during the evening with showers and any remaining rain soon fading Showers remain possible across Kent with brisk winds here Possible rural grass frost in western parts by dawn Cloudier in east with best of the sunshine across western regions mainly fine weather with sunny or clear spells and mostly light winds Dry across the vast majority of the UK with clear or sunny spells but also some patchy cloud Cloud will likely thicken across the far north and northwest during the weekend with some outbreaks of rain for a time There is also a small risk of some heavy showers in the far south or southwest high pressure will be dominant across the UK This will bring predominantly fine and dry weather for the majority of places Temperatures are likely to be slightly above normal for the time of year although there is a chance of some cold nights Fairly typical weather for the time of year is most likely through this period fine and dry weather is more likely to dominate although this will be interspersed with occasional spells of rain and showers with a risk of heavy rain and thunderstorms in places temperatures will most likely be near to or slightly above average Published: Invalid Date THIS IS the moment a hooded youth pulled out a knife on a homeowner who confronted him for alleged threats outside his house The Ring footage shows a young man wearing black clothing pulling out a large blade in broad daylight and appearing to threaten another man in Kent The second man appeared to have confronted him seconds earlier saying: "Don't touch my house." The hooded male throws off a sheath to reveal the knife A woman can be seen standing behind him in the clip Kent Police have confirmed to the Sun a teenage boy has been arrested with a knife seized following the incident in Greenhithe on Friday The incident occurred at around 5pm on Quay Lane. The force said: "Kent Police was called at around 5pm on Friday 6 September 2024, to a disturbance in Quay Lane, Greenhithe, where a person was reported to have been seen with a weapon. "Officers attended and a teenage boy was arrested nearby. A knife was seized. "He was remanded to a hearing at Medway Magistrates’ Court on Monday 9 September." Our journalists strive for accuracy but on occasion we make mistakes. 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