Hundreds of volunteers hit the streets of Barnet yesterday to perform good deeds for Mitzvah Day. Since 2005 thousands of Jews have turned out each year to give their time to good causes on the annual Mitzvah Day - literally good deed day.
Ambitious plans to rebuild crumbling schools in Barnet have been bolstered by a £11 million cash injection from the Government. The borough has been granted the money as part of a £3.55 billion scheme announced by the Department for Children
Barnet manager Paul Fairclough insisted his decision to haul his players in for Sunday training was not meant as a punishment. However, few fans would have argued if the former teacher, who watched his charges defend like ‘schoolboys’ the day before,
Everyone says when you're pregnant that your life is about to change forever. Make the most of time with your husband, they say, because you won't have time just you or without the responsibility ever again. I always thought I understood this but it
A mother whose son was shot by police in Edgware has dealt a blow to the Government’s counter-terrorism proposals. Susan Alexander has been waiting for three years for a public inquest into the death of her son, Azelle Rodney, who was shot
Potters Bar Town gained a superb 1-0 win at Waltham Forest on Saturday. The three points helps move the Scholars further clear of the Ryman League Division One North drop zone.
Leyton 2 Wingate & Finchley 2 . . . Ryman League Division One North . . . Despite totally dominating the game away from home, Wingate & Finchley left Leyton with just a point as the home side clawed back a two goal deficit in
Hendon 1 Tonbridge Angels 3 . . . Ryman League Premier Division . . . Hendon had to give second best to a powerful Tonbridge Angels team, who, having scored in the first four minutes, never really looked like relinquishing a strangle-hold on the game
