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Investigation continues into unexplained death

Police are continuing to investigate an unexplained death in Finchley on Wednesday. read more
Life sentence for Finchley man who killed ex-wife in street

A man who fatally stabbed his ex-wife in front of their two young children in Tottenham has been told he will serve at least 21 years in prison. read more
Council hands over lease to first self-managed allotment

Brook Farm Allotments in Whetstone is the first to become self-managed after Barnet Council handed over management responsibilities yesterday. read more
World champion canoeist launches school's sports project

Britain’s most successful marathon canoeist Anna Hemmings MBE helped launch an Olympic-inspired sport project at a school in Hendon yesterday. read more
Civic service marks Queen's Diamond Jubilee this weekend

A civic service will mark Queen Elizabeth II’s Diamond Jubilee in Barnet this weekend. read more
Saracens chairman: 'Copthall will be a genuine community stadium'

Saracens chairman Nigel Wray has promised Copthall will be a “genuine community stadium”. read more
Councillor defends parking system ahead of protest march

The Barnet councillor in charge of parking has defended the pay by phone system and fees, ahead of a planned protest on Monday. read more
Green light for Saracens' move to Copthall

Cheers erupted after Barnet Council gave the green light for Saracens rugby club to relocate to Copthall Stadium last night. read more

Archive - Friday, 3 February 2012