Barnet head coach Martin Allen has a virtually fully-fit squad to choose from against Lincoln City on Saturday after revealing forward Iffy Allen has returned to full training after suffering a leg break in pre-season. The 20-year-old forward suffered
A university graduate went underground to film her first documentary about an unusual form of farming. Elvina Neva, a former film at Middlesex University, in The Burroughs, Hendon, looked at the way vegetables are grown in abandoned sections
A nine-year-old boy born without ears had a pair made for him using tissue from his own ribs. Kieran Sorkin, who is supported by the Jewish Death Association, in Woodside Road, North Finchley, was born with bilateral microtia, which affects just
Here's your guide to some of the best things to do in the week ahead: Family Camp-Out An evening of wild camping under the stars with campfires, evening songs and games – a perfect summer family experience. Aldenham Country
After a season of two halves last time around, Lincoln City will be looking to build on an encouraging start to the new Conference season and better last season’s 14th place finish. The Imps lost just four times in the league after the New Year
Children showed some serious flower power when they won a gardening competition. The West Hendon Community Garden Club was commended in housing agency Barnet Homes’ annual competition, Finest Flowers. Young members spent months planting flowers
Meghan Byrne of Barnet Copthall Swimming Club returned from the National Age Group Championships in Sheffield with a haul of three medals. Barnet Copthall enjoyed immense success at the National Age Group (12 to 14 years) and Youth Championships
Holocaust survivors and former refugees took a trip into central London to see Buckingham Palace. The 22 people and their families joined members of the London Jewish Cultural Centre, in Golders Green, to the Queen’s house in Green Park. They
College students who spent months in trepidation over their exam results came off an emotional rollercoaster yesterday as they found out their grades. Pupils from Barnet and Southgate College, in Wood Street, exceeded their own expectations with
Middlesex University is on hand to help students going through the clearing process. The university, in The Burroughs, Hendon, has opened a special hotline to help teenagers who did not get into university plan their next move. Thousands of
A rug left stacked in the corner of a charity shop turned out to be worth thousands of pounds. Volunteers at Norwood, in Golders Green Road, Golders Green, realised they might have found a magic carpet after they realised it was a valuable Persian
