Most people groan when they hear the words “minor delays“ but Tufnell Park comedy troupe member Harry Michell is hoping to flip that reaction around. He will be taking to the stage at SketchFest this week with Joe Barnes and Abi Tedder with the
Former Tottenham Hotspur players gathered to commemorate the life of club legend Dave Mackay. The former Spurs midfielder died aged 80 on March 2, 2015. There was a memorial event at Saint Stephens Church, in Bush Hill Park today, giving club
Enfield Town have expressed their disappointment after they were deducted three points by the Isthmian League, claiming no reasons for the deduction have been given. The Football Association found the Towners guilty of fielding an ineligible player
Campaigners have been left devastated after their bid to preserve a historical pub has been left in tatters. Save the Green Dragon Pub generated more than 4,000 signatures online after its future was put into doubt when it closed in January and
What fantastic news for staff, patients and residents that Chase Farm Hospital’s future is to be secured for the long term with a massive investment. I think the Royal Free NHS Trust deserves great credit for producing a plan that means Chase Farm
We recently experienced the latest warning of extreme air pollution. This time with older people and children being warned to avoid strenuous activity, asthma sufferers to stay indoors and even healthy people urged to change their behaviour such as
Now we have the elections coming, I can see all the empty promises that will flourish to get votes, mostly in Edmonton. This once safe and nice town has be allowed to nurture crime and poverty, and although we have seen the cracks being painted
On Wednesday, April 15, I was coming down Brigadier Hill to collect my children from St Michael’s CE School and outside I saw Joan Ryan with three of her colleagues with numerous red helium balloons, stickers and leaflets, targeting parents/children
Thanks to Paul Mandel (“Segregated cycle lanes clarification”, Opinion, April 22) for clarification of his proposal for a riverside cycle route parallel to Green Lanes. It sounds fine for leisure cyclists, but is unlikely to wean commuting cyclists
Representing residents is the main duty of councillors. However, it’s not only by attending the nine full or extraordinary council meetings from June 2014 to April 2015, as portrayed in your article (‘Let the records show who turned up for meetings
People can get a flavour of life at the end of the Second World War at two events to mark the 70th anniversary of VE Day. Friday, May 8 will see a free VE Day celebration performance at Fountain Island, in Enfield, and will feature the English
We are now just seven days away from the General Election, but if you have missed any of the build-up here are the major stories so far from the Enfield campaigns. Political heavyweights have visited the borough such as David Cameron, twice since
Campaigners are outraged after their bid to have a historic mansion identified as a community asset was rejected. Councillor Jason Charalambous, the Friends of Trent Park group and a church all clubbed together to kick off the ‘Save Trent Park’
There is just one week to go until voters in Enfield go to the polls to elect their MPs. Residents will be able to vote at their registered polling station between 7am and 10pm on Thursday, May 7. Three MPs will be elected in the borough –
