A knitting enthusiast designed her very own sparkly woollen poppies to raise cash for the Royal British Legion. Phyllis Ramage, 44, of Edgware, created a pattern before getting to work with her knitting needles for this year’s poppy appeal.
Wingate & Finchley chairman Aron Sharpe believes the appointment of Gary Meakin as manager will help the club continue to develop young players and play attractive football. The former Northwood boss was announced as the Blues new manager on Friday
Budding young journalists making their own school newspaper were given a few handy tips by Times Series chief reporter Chris Hewett this morning. Year 7 students at Copthall Girls’ School, in Pursley Road, will spend the next six weeks putting
Pupils planted snowdrops today to commemorate children who lost their lives in the Holocaust. Colindale Primary School was joined by the Mayor of Barnet, Councillor Brian Schama, in the annual Snowdrop Project. Together they planted the white
Edgar Davids believes Barnet made “too many errors” in the first half of their 4-1 defeat to Morecambe on Saturday. The Bees went in behind at the break two goals down after Kevin Ellison and Andy Fleming both found the net in the opening ten minutes
Investigations are ongoing into the cause of a large blaze that gutted a £2.8million mansion in Hampstead Garden Suburb in the early hours of Sunday. More than 40 firefighters in eight fire engines were called to the property, in The Bishop’s Avenue
Storybook monster The Gruffalo will help the Mayor of Barnet switch on the Christmas lights at Brent Cross shopping centre this week. The Gruffalo and Councillor Brian Schama will count down before lighting up the centre at 6pm on Thursday, November
It is less than 100 days until Saracens play their first Aviva Premiership match at the newly developed £24million Copthall Stadium – soon to be called the Allianz Park. The Times Series took a tour of Sarries’ new home ground with CEO Edward Griffiths
A school held an auction to raise cash for its campaign to build a classroom for children in South Sudan. St Mary’s CE Primary School in Dollis Park, Finchley, welcomed more than 150 people to the event on Friday, November 9 at St Mary’s Church
Firefighters tackled a huge blaze in a house in The Bishop's Avenue, Finchley over the weekend. The £2.8million home of a wealthy Russian couple was gutted by the fire. The blaze broke out in the first-floor of the six-bedroom mansion early
Dozens of people paid tribute to servicemen and women at remembrance services across Barnet yesterday. The Mayor of Barnet, Councillor Brian Schama attended a service at Hendon War Memorial reflecting on past and present conflicts before observing
Cockfosters winning run came to an end as they suffered a 3-1 defeat against third place London Lions. Lions began brightly and took the game to Cockfosters from the off and Josh Kennett caused problems for the hosts down the left flank. Just as
