A man from Enfield was among five people sentenced after pleading guilty to supplying cannabis. Caglar Karacoc, of Hertford Road, Lower Edmonton, was handed a two month prison sentence, suspended for 18 months, for allowing premises to be used
A teenager has been cleared of the murder of a 17-year-old boy who was stabbed to death in Palmers Green in December. Joshua Folkes, from New Southgate, was killed in Bowes Road in the early hours of December 3. Today, a 17-year-old, who cannot
Here's your guide to some of the best things to do in the week ahead: Tree Climbing When was the last time you climbed a tree for fun? Come and join the adventure amongst Ally Pally's wildlife with ropes and safety harnesses
This is your chance to join Crouch End Festival Chorus for a special 30th anniversary event. Musical director David Temple has offered 100 new singers the chance to be part of a performance of Verdi’s Requiem, to echo the first concert it gave
Comics are an "amazing medium for storytelling" says 47-year-old Crouch End cartoonist, Sean Azzopardi who goes under the pen name Seanazz. A founding member of London Underground Comics, his skills have taken him to The Angoulême International
Crouch End Festival co-founder Chris Arnold will be performing at the event as part of Mathemusial. It was created especially for the festival, and he describes it as "experimental and jazzy”. “The irony is that isn't not really a musical,
Slap on the fake blood and tattered clothing and join a gruesome Zombie Walk to mark the 10th anniversary of Shaun of the Dead. The cult film was shot in Crouch End, with then resident Simon Pegg, so as you’re shambling along in costume why not
See Crouch End through the camera lens of homeless people staying at North London’s YMCA. Residents will exhibit photographs at Crouch End Festival, which were taken during a series of workshops run by professionals and students of Ravensbourne
Graffiti outside an Enfield primary school which reads “Whites not welcome” has been removed but not all offensive messages have been cleared. The markings were scrawled in an alleyway outside the back entrance of Prince of Wales Primary School
