Neighbours spoke of their relief after a planning application they claim would “ruin the fabric of the area” was blocked this evening. University College School had hoped to move the entrance of its sports ground, in Ranulf Road, Cricklewood,
Dreams came true for children when they took part in a dance performance on a West End stage. Performing arts school Make Believe took part in the mega-mix musical OMG! in front of packed houses at London Novello’s theatre. The show featured
A group of teenagers are determined to make “radical changes” in the way children are taught about drugs. Farin Somani, who lives in Edgware, has been working to produce an anti-drugs documentary with the help of charity Kids Count. The 14-
Bollywood dancers performed at a surprise party to mark a woman’s tenth anniversary at her care home. Gladys Landey, who lives at Kenwood Care Home, in Finchley, was astounded when the colourful dancers turned up at her celebratory tea party.
Saracens have discovered their LV=Cup fate after being included in Pool 1 for the 2014/15 season. The Men in Black are joined in Pool 1 by Bath Rugby, Gloucester Rugby and Newport Gwent Dragons and will face sides from Pool 4 as a result. Saracens
A youthful Saracens side were beaten 42-15 in Montpellier on Saturday in their opening pre-season fixture, with wingers David Strettle and Nathan Earle both scoring tries for the Men in Black. Sarries made a promising start and in the 21st minute
Supermarket chain Asda will receive a life-saving defibrillator for the public to use in its Southgate branch. Asda, working with the British Heart Foundation, is rolling out defibrillators to give its customers the best chance of survival in the
Hertsmere is flying the flag high for the borough's six parks after they all picked up awards. Parks across Borehamwood, Potters Bar and Bushey retained all of its six Green Flags, meaning the council has the highest number of the awards in the
