Man pleads guilty to murder of pensioner

A MAN has pleaded guilty to the murder of a popular Hainault pensioner.
Mark Robinson stabbed Albert Wright in his home in Trelawney Road, Hainault, on February 25, 2011.
Robinson had initially set out to stab Mr Wright’s son, David, but kill... read on

Teenager falls to her death from footbridge

POLICE are investigating the tragic death of a teenager who died after falling from a footbridge onto the A12 at Leytonstone. read on...

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Find out more about Iranian life in display

REDBRIDGE Museum has been working with the Redbridge-based Iranian Community London East to create a display about the community in the borough. read on...

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Valentines Mansion hosts a great bake off

TWELVE well known faces have been enjoying baking in the grounds of Ilford’s Valentines mansion. read on...

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Community steps in to help keep church open

ST PETER’S Church in Aldborough Hatch is still open, despite not having a vicar. read on...

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Daggers crash out of FA Cup

JOHN STILL’S Dagenham & Redbridge crashed out of the FA Cup on Tuesday night after goal-shy Millwall found their shooting boots to win 5-0.
Having scored only once since the end of November and sm... read on

O’s held to draw

LEYTON Orient had to settle for a point against bottom club Chesterfield on Saturday, after Jimmy Juan’s goal cancelled out David Mooney’s first half ... read on

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Big Sam looks to boost attack

MARK Noble's penalty was enough for West Ham United to win 1-0 at 10-man Portsmouth in the Championship on Saturday.
But Irons boss Sam Allardyce ... read on

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Raiders lose unbeaten home run

ROMFORD Raiders disappointed in the first of two potentially decisive English National League derby clashes, falling 4-1 to the Chelmsford Chieftains ... read on

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Lions continue poor start to New Year

LEE VALLEY Lions’ January blues continued on Saturday, losing 8-3 at home to Basingstoke Buffalo.
The Lions started well as Scott Beeson ruffled... read on

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