THREE tower blocks in Childs Hill are set for a multi-million pound revamp set to benefit hundreds of people living there. The exterior of the brown 15-storey blocks in Granville Road will be covered with cream and grey cladding as part of
FOUR men arrested last week on gun charges are due in court at the end of this week. Dalston residents Castro Paris, 20, Mehmet Tolgay Cagali, 23, and Andrew Aspire, 20, and Ejiro Oluki, of Bounds Green Road Bounds Green, were arrested at the
by Paul Lerman Wingate & Finchley 2 Harlow Town 1 Ryman One North In a fascinating match from start to finish, Wingate & Finchley overturned a one goal deficit to beat Harlow Town, scoring twice in the final five minutes. The manner of the
Hendon completed their first Ryman League Premier Division double of the season when they travelled to the Keith Tuckey Stadium on Saturday and saw off struggling Croydon Athletic 4–1, writes DAVID BALLHEIMER. It was far from a vintage Hendon performance
A GROUP of Burnt Oak children spent a lunchtime planting flowers to spruce up an unloved patch of ground outside their school. Youngsters from The Annunciation Infant School in Thirlby Road created a small garden on a piece of land used for
A BURNT Oak man has been jailed for more than four years after being caught with the TV of a murdered pensioner and nearly £14,000 worth of drugs. Leslie George, 22, who has learning disabilities, was caught with the drugs in his Ellesmere
A LOCAL hospital is looking for a new director to help run it's £500m-a-year operation. The Royal Free Hospital Trust, which runs the Hampstead hospital and clinics in Barnet and Camden, needs a new non-executive director. They will be expected to
Hendon were comfortable 4-1 winners at struggling Croydon Athletic on Saturday. Jonathan Coke opened the scoring, before Dan Moody equalised for the hosts just before half-time. But second-half goals from Casey Maclaren, Jamie Busby (penalty) and Daniel
Due to injuries, unavailabilities and late call-offs Hendon were reduced to a bare skeleton squad. It included six second-team players. In a closely fought game Hendon made the better start with their forwards able to make good inroads
A LABOUR councillor has accused local Tories of being “scared” of issues around cuts to police budgets being aired in public. The attack by Councillor Kath McGuirk comes after councillor and London Assembly member Brian Coleman accused Barnet's
Potters Bar hit the only goal in this derby clash in Ryman League Division One North. Tom Pett hit the winner for the Scholars. Both sides finished with ten men. Chris Doyle (Potters Bar) and Richard Morton (Enfield Town) received their marching orders
There was no killer sting, from either the Bees (Barnet Elizabethans) or Wasps when the two sides met on a waterlogged pitch at Byng Road on Saturday. This was a poor display of rugby although neither team could master the difficult pitch conditions
PUPILS will become entrepreneurs this month as they aim to turn a profit from £5. As part of The Enterprise Project, youngsters from Colindale Primary School, in Poolsford Road, have set up their own businesses and will be competing against
