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Sean Tunctan, aged 20, of Chilton Grove, Deptford, believed he had been snubbed by the British Actors Equity Association and started a two-month terror campaign against its workers.

According to Richard Branson commercial space tourism could become a reality by 2007, but you don't have to wait that long before you follow in the footsteps of Buzz Aldrin and Neil Armstrong.

MEMORIES REVISITED: I read with interest D Fowler's letter (News Shopper, June 2) about the bomb in Turpington Lane allotments. My father sent me to look at his plot after the bomb had fallen and I found a large round hole. I could see an unexploded bomb. His allotment was covered with lumps of clay. I ran home and told dad and, as he was an air-raid warden, he knew what to do. The next day I could see it was being removed as I went along Bromley Common to Princes Plain School. I can remember my father in these days and my husband still rents the same plot on the allotments.

The man in charge of preparing for the aftermath of a terrorist attack in Barnet has said that more information should be released to the public to avoid chaos in the event of an attack.

HEALTH CASH: Greenwich Council's neighbourhood renewal unit will provide £60,000 towards projects which aim to help improve people's health. These include reducing teenage pregnancy in Creekside, addressing the needs of immigrants in Glyndon and promoting the health of pensioners in Avery Hill.

A warrant has been issued for the arrest of former European boxing champion Spencer Oliver after he failed to attend court following a car crash last year.

A TOTAL of £16,000 has been raised to modernise the sports club pavilion, which is also used by the Windmill Under Fives.

BALLROOM dancing is facing a crisis. Declining numbers have forced many clubs to close.

Motspur Park has been undergoing a spring clean with both the station and Shannon Corner getting the once over.

DRIFTERS and Aylesbury shared the U16 Bucks Cup after their final finished 8-8 on Sunday.