X FACTOR'S Frankie Cocozza's wild night in Canterbury. 25/11/11

X FACTOR wild child Frankie Cocozza partied all night in Canterbury before spending the night with three blondes back at his hotel, last Friday.

The shamed rocker, 18 appeared in the nightclub Chill where he greeted fans and performed on stage. The nightclub was packed and boasted a ‘sell out’ night.

Woolwich riots. Aftermath 08/08/11

Images from the riots in Woolwich, South East London. 08/08/11 

A police car is burnt in Powis Street, Woolwich. (Above)

London riots - Woolwich hit.

VIOLENCE is reaching new heights as series of riots and looting reaches South East London Boroughs last night.

Woolwich in the borough of Greenwich was subject to large scales of vandalism last night as groups of youths were involved in riots and looting in the area. The riots in London first erupted in Tottenham, following the death of local man Mark Duggan last weekend.

Varsity games 2011 kicks off! CCCU v UKC (05/11)

RIVALRY between Canterbury Christ Church and Kent University is getting serious. The sports teams have been taking all aspects of training and preparation even more seriously in the build-up to this year’s Varsity, as the two universities look to this annual opportunity to settle their differences.  

To students of both universities the competition is so much more than a sporting event; the pride and reputation of the university is at stake. The University of Kent, being the larger institution has had a greater record in the competition over its 14-year history and for students of Christ Church, being the perennial underdog makes the atmosphere and build-up all the greater.    

Rail fares rocket 21/01/11

Rail fares have rocketed this month causing controversy, Simon Banks reports.

RAIL fares have increased massively this month with prices soaring as much as 6.2 percent on average with some cases being a lot higher. The increases will have a huge effect on commuters and students.

In some cases fares are being increased by as much as 13 percent, that’s as much as £1.30 extra on a £10 train ticket. The increases are very steep and commuters could discover that travelling is too costly.

Hammers hospitality. 21/12/10

A HAMMERS hero gave West Ham fans a boost before Christmas by appearing at the Liberty Romford club store on Tuesday.

Scott Parker took time out over the busy Christmas period to meet fans and sign merchandise. The two-time West Ham player of the year spent more than two hours in the store making sure that all fans that braved the cold weather got their chance to have souvenirs signed. 

Sir Ian at school 10/12/10

AWARD-WINNING actor Sir Ian McKellen paid a visit to a secondary school in Gravesend, Kent, to promote anti-bullying last December.

Sir McKellen, most famous for his work in theatre and his role as Gandalf the wizard in the Lord of the Rings trilogy, hopes by talking in schools across England he can tackle and reduce the levels of homophobic bullying in the education system.