A public meeting has been organised for to discuss the plans for a multi-million pound cycling scheme. The Enfield Society funded the first public meeting since the local elections two months ago and will discuss the ‘mini-Holland’ scheme, which
An Edmonton restaurant narrowly missed out on being crowned London MPs' favourite curry house. Chennai Spice, in Hertford Road, was entered in the Tiffin Cup, a competition of south Asian restaurants nominated by parliamentarians At the grand
The inquest into the death of a 24-year-old man is to begin tomorrow. Adem Mehmet, from Edgware, collided with an out of service bus on the Ridgeway, in Enfield at around 1.30am on August 25. The man who worked at TGI Fridays, in Southbury
When fledgling company Tottenham Theatre was searching for a story that would capture the imaginations of people in the area they didn’t have to look any further than the incredible life of local hero Walter Tull. As we mark 100 years since the
Children at a primary school rolled up their sleeves to bake for charity. Wolfson Hillel Primary School, in Chase Road, Southgate, took part in ‘bake a difference’ for the care home group Jewish Care’s ‘great Jewish bake day’. As nursery children
A pupil studying Spanish is celebrating after finishing fourth at a national spelling bee. Andriana Chacholiades, of Highlands School, in Worlds End Lane, took fourth place at the Languages Spelling Bee competition at Anglia Ruskin University in
Traders say they are ready to take a stand against a spate of crimes and an apparent lack of police help. Shop owners along Hertford Road, in Enfield Wash, believe crime levels are now on a par with the riots of 2011, following constant break-ins
