The solicitor representing hacker Gary McKinnon says the Home Secretary's decision to block his extradition was "legally and morally correct." Mr McKinnon, from Palmers Green, allegedly hacked into top secret US military files from his home computer
A church group is desperate to raise £100,000 to restore a popular church in Ponders End. The 80-year-old Ponders End Methodist Church in Hertford Road is in need of new stained glass windows, carpets and decoration in order to restore the building
Traders hope the return of free Sunday parking will bring shoppers back to Enfield Town centre. The cabinet member for environment, Councillor Chris Bond, announced yesterday that parking will be free for up to three hours from mid November following
Tattooed police officers in the capital have been ordered to cover up or face the sack. Scotland Yard Commissioner Bernard Hogan-Howe has told Metropolitan Police officers to hide unsightly tattoos over fears the force is becoming “thuggish”.
A new taskforce has been launched to help people affected by upcoming changes to welfare benefit system. From April next year the Government will be changing the benefit system which will affect more than 2,000 households, in Enfield. The new
Trent Park Running Club’s ladies team recorded their first ever victory in the Chingford League on Saturday. Trent Park were hosting the second race of the season, a 9k route which was muddy under foot and involved several steep climbs. With
An open meeting to discuss the future of Broomfield Park is due to go ahead tonight. The meeting, at Ruth Winston Centre in Green Lanes in Palmers Green, is expected to start at 7.30pm. It is held by the Friends of Broomfield Park, a group
