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Nadia leaps at the chance of UK title
Shaftesbury Barnet's Nadia Williams was among the stars of England's challenge at the prestigious Loughborough International on Sunday. Williams finished second to American guest competitor Tiombe Hurd in the triple jump with a leap of 12.76m, which
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Chef’s F-word is future
A new course could promise a bright future in the restaurant business for people suffering from mental health problems. RUTH HOLMES talks to the Mind behind the venture. Fifty-two-year-old Januario Po suffered injuries in a car accident which forced
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Player of year prize is in safe pair of hands
Potters Bar Town fans named goalkeeper Richard Hayward as their player of the season. Gabriel Fanibuyan (players' player of the year), Daniel Talbot (manager's player of the year) and Michael Sharman (most improved player) also picked up accolades
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Rangers finish with a spring in their step
Cup triumph: it has been a successful season for Hadley Rangers U11s. They beat St Albans City North 3-1 to lift the Spring Cup at the Sun Postal Ground in Watford. Early first-half goals from Shaq Jones and a stunning 25-yarder from Peter Rosemin
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Morrick magic upstages Wembley on cup final day
Middlesex County Cricket League round-up. Finchley are up to joint second in the Premier Division table after a resounding nine-wicket win over Wembley on Saturday. They bowled out their visitors for just 116 in 51.5 overs, Wesley Morrick taking
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The rewards of foster caring
Foster parents Elaine and Keith have taken some 25 children into their care over the past 12 years. They have looked after youngsters aged nine and upwards for anything from one night to four years, many of them burdened by rejection, bereavement
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His kindness will be missed
A funeral was held last week to honour the popular Mill Hill resident and community stalwart David Wildman, who died earlier this month. Mr Wildman, who was 68 and lived in Featherstone Road, took an active role in voluntary work and sporting activities
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Another resignation from AHET
A third councillor has resigned from the board of trustees of Avenue House, the Victorian mansion left to the people of Finchley in 1918. Councillor Eva Greenspan declined to comment on her resignation. Avenue House Estate Trust (AHET) Chairman Bill
