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Daggers stay second after score draw
DAGENHAM and Redbridge’s stunning start to the season continues despite only managing to draw with Morecombe. John Still’s men remain hot on the heels of League Two leaders Bournemouth in second, trailing by only four points after today’s (
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ORIENT: Leyton Orient 1 Millwall 0
Leyton Orient 1 Millwall 0 (League One) LEYTON ORIENT picked up their first home win of the season thanks to a flash of brilliance from young winger Andros Townsend. On for the injured Jason Demetriou, the 18-year-old took just two minutes to make
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GANTS HILL: Public 'surgery' to be held on delayed roundabout project
FRUSTRATED residents will get the chance to quiz council officers over the delays holding up a multi-million pound roundabout improvement scheme. People living near Gants Hill roundabout face up to six months more disruption than first planned
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ORIENT: Summerfield to win debut against the Lions
LUKE SUMMERFIELD will make his Leyton Orient debut against fierce rivals Millwall after completing his move from Championship outfit Plymouth Argyle on a month's loan deal. The midfielder will partner Jimmy Smith at the heart of the midfield as the O's
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EPPING: Mass brawl in High Street
TWO men are in a serious condition in hospital after a mass brawl broke out in Epping High Street in the early hours of this morning. A total of eight men were initially rushed to hospital following the incident, which happened outside the
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WEST HAM: Zola reveals Campbell interest
GIANFRANCO Zola has admitted he would be interested in bringing Sol Campbell to Upton Park. The former England international walked out on Notts County last week, just one game into a five-year contract. Having had his contract torn up, he is now unable
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SNARESBROOK/WALTHAMSTOW: Siblings organise musical celebration of Elizabeth I's reign
A PAIR of talented siblings have organised a special musical celebration of Elizabeth I's reign. A brother and sister have combined forces to arrange a special musical and theatrical performance to mark the anniversary of the famous queen's
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WALTHAMSTOW: Poison spiders return to housing block
ATTEMPTS to tackle an infestation of Britain's most poisonous spiders at a block of flats have failed. Pest controllers were called in to deal with an outbreak of 'False Widow' spiders at the council-owned building in Upper Walthamstow Road
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SOUTH WOODFORD: Charity walkers set off from tube stations to raise cash for dementia services
DOZENS of people have set off on a charity walk from three tube stations to raise money for dementia services in Redbridge. The groups headed off from South Woodford, Woodford and Wanstead underground stations simultaneously at 10am, and are
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REDBRIDGE: Witness describes seeing tube death horror
AN ESTATE agent has described his desperate attempts to seek help for a man who went under the wheels of a train at Redbridge Station. Nadeem Rahman, 38, of Falmouth Gardens, Redbridge, watched in horror as 41-year-old Courtney Marshall, from
