3:10pm Wednesday 16th January 2002
A total of £75,000 in lottery funding has been won by Croydon Sports Partnership, the sports development arm of Croydon Council,, to help boost sports and recreational opportunities for local people with disabilities over the next three years.
Working with clubs, groups and individuals, the partnership will use the money provided from the Lottery Active Communities Development Fund to increase opportunities for those with disabilities to sample a variety of activities including athletics, swimming, basketball, judo and football.
WEYMOUTH and Portland mayor Tim Munro has launched his Christmas Fund for 2008.
The Foreign Office is investigating reports that a British man suspected of masterminding the 2006 airline bomb plot has been killed in a US missile attack in Pakistan.
BELVEDERE player-boss Bobby Darch reckons his reigning Premiership champions are in for a “massive test” tomorrow when they take on the Rodwell at the Marsh (10.30am).
For the second time in three years, New Zealand turned the formbook upside down to pull off a stunning 34-20 victory over Australia.
Robert Kilroy-Silk earned respect among his fellow I'm A Celebrity... Get Me Out of Here! competitors after enduring a work-out session involving bugs, rats and snakes.
AS one of its best selling models (more than 1.5 million in Europe) it seems incredible it has taken Ford 12 years to replace its distinctive Ka.
JUBILANT staff from the Portland Spa and Altogether Care have returned to work clutching Dorset Business Awards.
AS a nation there are certain things that we like to believe about ourselves: a love of fair play and kindness to animals, to name but two.
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