by David Ballheimer... Hendon suffered a comprehensive 3–0 home defeat at the hands of in-form and high-flying Canvey Island on Tuesday night. At their best, Hendon would have struggled to deal with the Gulls, whose running and harrying left
Barnet lost 2-1 to Spurs in a friendly this afternoon. Tottenham's winner came in the final minute. Charlie Stimson was on target for the Bees. In goal for the Underhill outfit was ex-Manchester United keeper Roy Carroll.
A RESIDENT from Barnet has been chosen to take part in a volunteering programme at a nature reserve in the borough. The World of Difference programme will sponsor Annabel Foskett to volunteer at Friends of Barnet Countryside Centre in Byng
FURTHER strikes have not been ruled out following a walk out by dozens of lecturers at two Barnet college campuses last Thursday. Around 60 teachers joined picket lines throughout the day at the Wood Street and Grahame Park centres to protest
HAMPSTEAD Garden Suburb Residents’ Association said it will support the community in its battle to save its library at a meeting last night. At the 99th annual general meeting residents raised concerns about Barnet Council’s plans to close
Potters Bar Town return to Ryman League Division One North action tonight. The Scholars host another promotion-chasing club. Following on from Saturday's clash with East Thurrock United, which Potters Bar lost, high-flying Needham Market are the visitors
A TEENAGER from Totteridge won a national tap dance competition at the weekend. Rosie Bretherton was presented with the Daphne Peterson Premier Award at the Marjorie Davies Tap Awards on Sunday March 27. Around 40 competitors took part
Ex-Manchester United keeper Roy Carroll is playing for a Barnet reserve side in a friendly against Spurs today. Carroll is looking for a club, according to boss Martin Allen. The 33-year-old has played at the highest level. Last week, Allen brought
A NEW “Ponderland” has been opened to allow pupils at a chance to express their creativity. The garden, named by the pupils of Northgate School which teaches pupils who are in patients at Edgware Hospital, was built with supported by the artsdepot
AROUND 250 protesters are expected to descend on Hendon Town Hall tonight to protest against plans for a new waste centre on Barnet’s border. The North London Waste Authority wants to use a site next to the A406 Pinkham Way, between Haringey
Hendon boss Gary McCann has passed on his very best wishes to the departing Lubomir Guentchev. The popular Guentchev is to sign for Lowestoft Town. McCann, speaking via the club's website this morning, said: "The offer on the table from Lowestoft is
THE first phase of Saracens’ proposed takeover of Copthall Stadium has been completed with the granting of a 99-year lease for the site. Last night councillors on the cabinet resources committee agreed to the lease for a peppercorn rent of
Hendon have confirmed this morning that Lubomir Guentchev has left the club. He has spent almost four years with the Greens. Guentchev is expected to sign for Lowestoft Town later today.
TWO men with learning disabilities will wash an ambulance each week and receive a monthly donation for a Hendon based charity. Abish Leifer and Shaya Zimmels are both users of Kisharon which will get the cash contribution from Hatzola Jewish
HOPES of turning a former youth club back into a community asset were dashed last night as approval was given to sell it off to a property developer. Residents living around the Watling Boys Club in Dryfield Road, Burnt Oak had even gained
Hendon were well beaten by play-off chasing Canvey Island last night. It means the Gulls have completed the double over the Greens. Report to follow.
BARNET Hospital Radio kicked off a week celebrating the medium with an interview with one of their ex-DJs on Sunday. Gold Radio DJ Dean Martin, who started his broadcasting career from the Wellhouse Lane studios, popped in to catch up with
