Tributes have been paid to a well-loved choral singer who “made everybody smile”. Edith Violet Tyler loved to sing and was a chorister at St Mary’s RC Church in East Finchley in the 1960s before moving on to perform with the Moonshiners choral
Grey skies, gale force winds and a seemingly never-ending spell of torrential downpours was broken by the uplifting sight of this double rainbow over Barnet this afternoon. Yet another heavy lunchtime shower gave way to sunny skies and this mesmerising
A series of Sunday concerts at a community church will raise money towards a major extension project costing £1.5million. The orchestral ensembles will form the first steps by St Mary’s Church in East Barnet towards raising £750,000 for its One
Television presenter Esther Rantzen shared a cup of tea with older people in Golders Green as she talked to them about loneliness and how to overcome it. Esther told residents of Jewish Care’s Selig Court and members of the Holocaust Survivors
A taxi driver will turn into Prince Charming for one night only as he attempts to woo his princess and dance his way into the hearts of this year’s Dancing Strictly judges. Twenty-four-year-old Darius Belu and his dance partner Andriana Armodorou
A special Second World War Spitfire is winging its way back to Hendon for the first time in almost 20 years. The fighter plane is being returned for a special exhibition at the Hendon RAF Museum after being on display in Manchester since 1995.
A budding actress has made her debut in a short film about race and social injustice. Five-year-old Marsha Seaton, of Colindale, starred in the film, Mamo, which was screened for the British Academy of Films and Televisions Arts (BAFTA). Produced
People can find out more about the causes of dementia and how to recognise the symptoms at a free workshop this month. Home Instead Senior Care will host the event at Age UK Barnet’s Ann Owens Centre in Oak Lane, East Finchley, on Thursday, February
Trustees will hold an open meeting to discuss the way forward for a community library saved from closure last year. Volunteers at the Friern Barnet Community Library are inviting the general public to speak to organisers and suggest their own ideas
Scorching hot weather and droughts are both an inevitable part of climate change - but a group of children are desperate to be part of the solution. School councillors at St Paul’s Church of England Catholic School, in The Ridgeway, Mill Hill,
