Barnet did everything but score as they recorded a 0-0 draw against fellow League Two strugglers Macclesfield Town. The Bees came closest in the first half as Sam Deering’s low drive rebounded off the post. Ben May was inches away from turning
There is only one change to the Barnet side for tonight’s game at Macclesfield Town, Sam Deering returns to the starting XI in place of Darren Dennehy. The Bees came back twice to record a 2-2 draw against Dagenham & Redbridge on Tuesday and Lawrie
A teenager is looking for budding models and designers to help with a charity fashion show she is organising. Pernia Price, 17, a sixth form student at North London Collegiate, in Canons Drive, Edgware, is hoping to raise money for SENSE, a charity
Campaigners have organised a celebration to mark another year they have managed to save Friern Barnet Library from closure. The Save Friern Barnet Library group have organised story readings and children’s games, on the green outside the library
Drivers are being warned to approach a Hendon junction with care as the traffic lights have failed. Transport for London is warning drivers to take care at the crossroads of Brent Street and Church Road. The lights are thought to have failed an
An artist with learning disabilities exhibited her work at a leading London art gallery, last night. Rachelle Adler, from Hendon, was given the chance to display her work at Norwood’s annual patron’s cocktail party at the Halcyon Gallery, in
Campaigners who successfully fought plans to erect a mobile phone mast in north Finchley have been left furious by the decision to install the antenna after all. Planning permission for a 12.5-metre mast in Woodhouse Road was initially refused
A community group is organising a family fun day to celebrate a renovated playground in Mill Hill Park. The Friends of Mill Hill Park will host Party in the Park from 2pm to 4pm in Daws Lane on Sunday. There will be bouncy castles, face
London Mayor candidate Ken Livingstone visited Burnt Oak this morning. The Labour politician spent 30 minutes outside Burnt Oak tube station talking to nearby shopkeepers and passersby. Mr Livingstone was greeted by a group of about 15
A manager for NHS Barnet has been jailed for defrauding her employer. Maree Wharton, 44, from Bushey, was sentenced to two years in jail on March 21 at Wood Green Crown Court. Wharton, who was the commissioning manager for NHS Barnet
A murderer is still on the run nearly two weeks after he absconded from prison. Lester Jackson, who was jailed in 1991 for the murder of a Finchley man the previous year, disappeared from an open prison in Lancashire on March 12. The
It’s something every mum worries about when her kids go off to university –how well are they going to eat? Will it be all crisps and Pot Noodles? Mill Hill author Susan Gordon decided to go one better for her teenage daughter, Sasha – she wrote her
Among mountaineers, his name is synonymous with adventure and discovery. But few in the general public have even heard of Eric Shipton – a discrepancy that the climber, writer and broadcaster Stephen Venables aims to put right with his entertaining talk
Ken Livingstone will bring his election campaign to Barnet today. The mayoral candidate will be appearing briefly in Burnt Oak at 10am to give a speech on his election manifesto. During the next two weeks Mr Livingstone is to visit every
A quick look at Barnet’s next five League Two fixtures indicates how important a victory tomorrow at Macclesfield Town could be for Lawrie Sanchez’s side. The Bees take on the Silkmen in what will inevitably be dubbed a six pointer as the two sides
