An MP has said she will do her best to keep a village green free from travellers. A group of travellers with ten caravans moved into Quinta Open Space in Quinta Drive late last night. MP for Chipping Barnet Theresa Villiers contacted the police
Travellers who moved into a village green have been issued with an eviction notice. A group of travellers moved into Quinta Open Space in Quinta Drive in the early hours of this morning. Neighbours reported the travellers had broken through
The sound of a marching band floated on the summer breeze as veterans and dignitaries gathered to rededicate their war memorial. The monument to the fallen of the Middlesex Regiment had stood in the Inglis Barracks in Mill Hill since 1922.
People in Barnet will soon be breathing more freely thanks to an award from the Mayor of London. Boris Johnson has awarded Barnet Borough Council £260,000 from his Air Quality Fund to cut down on pollution in the borough. The authority will
Promising table tennis player Rhoda Boadu was crowned Under-16 girls champion at the London Schools’ Table Tennis Championship. Boadu, who attends the London Academy in Edgware, came out on top in the under-16 singles competition at the event which
Finchley rower James Clinch admits his victory alongside Bridget Snaith at the Henley Masters Regatta was totally unexpected. The 43-year-old, who was representing Lea Rowing Club, was victorious with Snaith in the mixed doubles C Class rowing
Two runners braved sweltering heat to raise £500 for a Jewish care charity. Beth Hallowell, 20, and Joel Barnett, 27, sprinted through the streets of London to raise money for care home charity Nightingale Hammerson, which runs Hammerson House
