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This working out of our salvation is difficult, harrowing work. But for we white Christians, it is also the path to maturity and liberation.

The Mayor of London has announced plans for a network of limited-stop bus routes that would circle London and connect places faster.

Police in Warwickshire launched a crackdown this week on bad behaviour from motorists, revealing a “worrying” trend of drivers watching TV or even films while on the move.

Tractors spiralling on roundabouts joined a protest against incoming changes to the Ultra Low Emission Zone (ULEZ).

As the Conservatives look to fix the workforce, the Red Wall is wide open, writes Praful Nargund.

The body of a dead swan has been found at a quiet residential road in Sidcup.

Woolwich Ferry workers are set to receive a double-digit pay rise, with a new deal between Trandpost for London and the Unite union bringing an end…

High-value stolen cars and parts of vehicles have been found at a “chop shop” in Erith following a police raid.

The body of a dead swan has been found at a quiet residential road in Sidcup.

Chislehurst and Sidcup Grammar School Head of Rugby Phil Ubee hailed the Continental Tyres Schools Cup and Vase Finals day at Twickenham as…