A charity that plans to bring a building on a historic estate back to life has been awarded more than £1 million. Terapia, which is based in Watford Way, Hendon, has been given the money by the Heritage Lottery Fund to create a new centre providing
London Bees will begin the second FA Women's Super League 2 season at Millwall Lionesses after the fixture list for the 2015 campaign was released. After finishing bottom of the pile last season, Julian Broomes' side will look to better their performance
Barnet put their brief run of back-to-back defeats to bed on Saturday by beating Southport 4-0 to re-open their eight-point lead at the Conference summit. Charlie MacDonald put Barnet in front with an instinctive turn and half volley beyond Southport
Hundreds of pounds were raised for a youth theatre during a First World War-themed evening. The Finchley Youth Theatre, in High Road, East Finchley, held the event last Saturday, which focused on the role of women during the war and raised more
Three politics A-level students put their studies to good use when they questioned the leader of the Labour Party. Fahaan Ahmed, Stefan Deneiffe and Niamh Walsh, from Christ’s College Finchley, took part in a question and answer session with Ed
Hendon's Isthmian League Cup tie at home to Hampton & Richmond Borough this evening has been rained off. Gary McCann's side had been due to host their Isthmian Premier Division rivals at Earlsmead but heavy rain overnight has ensured the game
The Mayor of Barnet donned Wellington boots as he turned the first sod at the site of a “wonderful” new children’s hospice. Noah’s Ark Children’s Hospice has been awarded a 125-year lease to help revive the Barnet Environmental Centre, in Byng
An MP is calling for an urgent meeting with the NHS to discuss why a “well-needed” health centre has been shut for more than eight months. Following the Barnet & Potters Bar’s front page last week, Theresa Villiers, MP for Chipping Barnet,
Pupils have a spring in their step after seeing their school undergo a makeover. St Paul’s C of E Primary School, in The Ridgeway, Mill Hill, unveiled its new flowerbeds at a ceremony last week. Members of Place to Grow, a Mill Hill-based company
Saracens' Will Fraser has been ruled out of the rest of the 2014/15 campaign after undergoing surgery to correct a long-standing back problem. The Watford-born loose forward has seen his season ended early after committing to an operation for a
Despite reaching the quarter-finals of the European Champions Cup, Saracens director of rugby Mark McCall felt his side underperformed in Sunday's 18-6 loss to Clermont Auvergne. Sarries still reached the last eight by virtue of finishing as one
Owen Farrell has given Stuart Lancaster an injury scare heading into England's RBS 6 Nations get-together. The Saracens fly-half hobbled off due to a knee problem sustained in the first half of his club side's defeat to Clermont Auvergne on Sunday
Commuters face a miserable journey to and from London today because of a burst water main likely to cause delays all day. Flooding from the pipe has left rail operator Thameslink Govia unable to run any trains between St Pancras and Farringdon
A Scottish nurse who was admitted to the Royal Free Hospital with Ebola has been discharged. Pauline Cafferkey, who entered the Hampstead hospital for treatment in December, left on Saturday after making a complete recovery. She caught the
A man who has the ‘nicest job in Britain’ started the year volunteering for an autism charity. Luke Cameron spent a week at Resources for Autism, in Finchley Road, Hampstead Garden Suburb, meeting volunteers, attending sessions and helping raise
