A traditional family bakery that first opened more than 100 years ago is being welcomed back to Enfield Town. Freeman’s bakery was set up by Charles Freeman in 1906 at a site now occupied by Pearson’s in Enfield Town. After moving to Barnet
A Tory council candidate who once received a suspended sentence for benefit cheating has been suspended from the Conservative Party. Michael Fadaka, 33, of Bedale Road, in Enfield, was given a 12-month suspended sentence in 2011, for racking up
The number of people renting homes in Enfield increased by 120 per cent over a ten-year period, census figures show. Between 2001 and 2011, the number of people in private rented accommodation rose from ten per cent of the borough’s population
Here's your guide to some of the best things to do in the week ahead: Paula’s Story When Paula Rees is born with cerebral palsy, medical experts tell the family there is no hope of her ever learning or understanding anything
A man who conned people out of thousands of pounds by offering non-existent lorry driver training has been jailed for nine months. Alex Avraam, 38, was prosecuted by Enfield Council after an investigation by its trading standards team. Avraam
The chairman of an Enfield health watchdog has joined a national committee set up to improve social care. Deborah Fowler, who chairs patients' group Healthwatch Enfield, has been appointed to the national Healthwatch England committee to help represent
A new learning resource centre has been opened to improve reading skills for students at an Edmonton school. The centre, based at Nightingale Academy in Turin Road, Edmonton. Principal Jane Willis said: “Nightingale has just achieved the accolade
Tennis clubs in Enfield will be serving up free sessions this weekend. The Great British Tennis Weekend will see clubs offer the sessions over four weekends this summer as part of the Lawn Tennis Association and the Tennis Foundation’s aim to get
