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11:05am Monday 29th October 2001
FEMALE athletes throughout the borough are set to benefit from a new £9,000 sponsorship deal.
The South London Women and Girls Athletics Partnership, based jointly at the Crystal Palace National Sports Centre and South Bank University, signed the deal with Aqua-Pura to develop future female champions over the next three years.
Olympic 800m bronze medallist Kelly Holmes OBE, who will launch the new scheme at South Bank University on November 24, said: “After the success of British women in Sydney, I feel it is right to help identify and develop talented female athletes in this country.
“By doing this we can hopefully encourage more women to participate in athletics and direct the athletes of today to become the champions of tomorrow.”
West Middlesex Hospital has issued a vigorous defence of its hygiene standards after a damning report earlier this week.
Three men have been found guilty of killing an illegal immigrant who was brutally tortured in a Bedfont cannabis factory.
After falling on damaged paving and breaking her arm an 81-year-old East Sheen resident thought her troubles were behind her – until pavement problems caused a second fall.
A second man accused of killing 23-year-old Charlie Davies after setting him alight has appeared in court.
A string of objections from neighbours has denied the borough’s lone lap dancing club later opening hours and a new extension.
The biggest Asian cultural event in Britain will be held in Gunnersbury Park this Sunday as the London Mela hits town.
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