Mill Hill moved into second in Herts/Middlesex Three after they claimed a hard-fought 8-5 victory against Hatfield. Hatfield had broken the deadlock in the opening period with an unconverted try but Jon Bird slotted over a penalty to reduce the
Emotional tributes were paid to a doctor who had an “infectious smile” at an inquest into his death this afternoon. Daniel Brudney, of Temple Fortune Hill, Golders Green, died when his car veered off the A1 at the Barnet Bypass at around 8.30pm
Hendon staged a second-half fight back to secure a 42-27 bonus point win against Hillingdon Abbots in Herts/Middlesex Two. Hendon had made a bright start with Harry Charles going over and Mike Evans-Jones adding the conversion. But Abbots responded
Brondesbury Sports Club is offering free squash coaching sessions throughout this month and during the first weekend of April. The sessions, which are open to members and non-members, take place between 10am and 11am on Saturdays and are taken
People with learning disabilities learned how to make pancakes from scratch as part of National Pancake Day. Cooker pupils at The Larches, in Rectory Drive, Edgware whipped up batter and flicked their pancakes into the air on Tuesday. Cookery
A grandfather has paid a touching tribute to the “angel” who saved his life after he collapsed with a heart attack as they passed each other in the street. Jasvantkumar Patel was cycling through Hendon on his way home when he had the “fortune”
Two very talented young musicians from the Purcell School in Bushey have reached the finals of BBC Young Musician 2014, in its newly-introduced jazz category. Sean Payne, 13, from Barnet, and Jake Labazzi, 16 and from Highgate, are two of just
Sir Walter Raleigh on the phone to the head of the West Indies Company in England, trying to sell him on the benefits of tobacco; a gentle driving instructor with the worst learner in the world; and jolly songs about poisoning pigeons in Central Park
Huddled round a table among the 14km of roller racking, almost hidden among the shelves containing in excess of 200,000 boxes, sit five thoroughly absorbed volunteers, patiently labelling and packaging little plastic bags containing small, metal objects
A teenager was left shaken after being sexually assaulted as she walked along a busy road. The girl was passing through Mutton Lane, Potters Bar, when an Asian man approached her and began speaking to her, before touching her inappropriately.
A “dangerous” roundabout where crashes happen on a daily basis has missed out on funding to improve some of London’s most hazardous roads. Plans to transform 33 of London's “nastiest” road junctions were announced last week by the Mayor of London
Since that magical day in May 2010, Saracens have made their way to a fair few semi-finals. However, they have failed to make the final of another competition since. This weekend sees a trip up the M1 to take on fierce rivals Northampton Saints
American author Zig Ziglar once said: “Sometimes adversity is what you need to face in order to become successful.” It certainly seems the case for Hendon. Since the Greens’ board announced the club’s playing budget would be cut as they didn’t
Neighbours fear plans to turn a house into new flats will cause overcrowding in an area already blighted by traffic jams. People living in Holden Road, Woodside Park, are rallying together against plans to convert the Victorian-style semi-detached
Barnet joint head coach Ulrich Landvreugd admits Saturday’s defeat against Woking was a wake-up call and believes the Bees face a pivotal month in their bid to secure a place in the Skrill Premier play-offs. The loss against Woking was the first
Barnet has the second lowest number of teenage pregnancies in London, new figures have revealed. Statistics released by the Office for National Statistics (ONS) show there were 14 teenage pregnancies per 1,000 girls aged under 18 in 2012.
