Primary school pupils were treated to a PE lesson with Spurs footballer Gareth Bale today. Year three pupils from Worcesters School, in Goat Lane, Enfield, took part in a PE lesson with the football star which included football and hockey training
A juggling bartender has made it to the final of a national cocktail making competition. Paul Campbell, from Enfield, has made it to the UK Bartender Flairing Championship final which will be taking place in Manchester later this week. Flairing
Pupils from a dance school have been picked to take part in prestigious performance event at the Royal Albert Hall. The 17 dancers aged between 14 and 18 are from The Morgan Aslanoff School of Dance, based in Enfield, and will be taking part in
A housing association says it will work with Enfield council to stop fly-tipping in an alleyway. Notting Hill Housing manages houses in Telford Road, which backs onto an alley which has been filled with waste. People living in homes behind
Itwas a disappointing start to the new season for Enfield Ignatians as they suffered a 36-0 opening day drubbing against London Two North-East title favourites North Walsham. After starting brightly, Enfield forced the hone side into conceding
Fly-tipped rubbish in an alley is a health risk say people living in surrounding roads. The rubbish, dumped behind homes in New Southgate, includes asbestos and has become a breeding ground for rats which parents fear will cause harm to their children
A lorry fire on the M25 last night “could have ended in tragedy” according to the fire brigade. More than 25 fire fighters were required to tackle the blaze between Junctions 24, Potters Bar, and 25, Enfield, at 8.30pm. The lorry, which was
A convicted fraudster who carried out poor work on people’s homes has been forced to pay his victims compensation. The payment comes after intervention from Enfield Council after hearing about the work carried out on two homes in Enfield by Felix
