The daughter of a 100-year-old woman burgled for £40 “can’t believe” a Good Samaritan has sent in an anonymous donation to replace it. Violet Brett was asleep in her maisonette in Gordon Road, Chase Side at around 9pm on October 24 when two youths
Reindeer, snowmen and fairy lights will transform an animal hospital threatened with closure on Sunday to raise much-needed cash. Visitors to the Wildlife Rescue and Ambulance Service in Trent Country Park will be treated to mulled wine and mince
A host of top clubs including Spurs have been put on red alert after Wesley Sneijder's agent today told reporters the Dutch ace "will not sign" the contract offer offered to him by Inter Milan. Sneijder and his agent Soren Lerby held talks with
A pop-up shop to encourage people to become foster carers is due to open in Enfield Town on Monday. The shop, opposite Enfield Town Library in Church Street, will give visitors a chance to speak to experienced foster carers about their role.
An ice skating rink opened in an Enfield park on Friday afternoon. The rink in Ponders End Park opened as part of the Christmas Glow Festival, which was paid for by the Mayor of London’s Outer London Fund. The festival ended on Sunday with
The winner of an annual Christmas card competition held by an MP has been chosen. On Friday, Edmonton MP Andy Love and Enfield Independent reporter Hermione Wright deliberated over more than 2,000 designs sent in by pupils from around the borough
A flat was severely damaged in a fire yesterday. Ten firefighters from Edmonton were called to the blaze in the first floor flat in Princessa Court in Uvedale Road in Bush Hill just after 7.30am. They spent almost an hour tackling the fire
Spurs are considering a surprise January move for Dutch playmaker Wesley Sneijder, according to TalkSport. The Inter Milan midfielder is due for contract discussions early this week with the Serie A giants reportedly about to demand Sneijder takes
Teen mums have got it tough. But mothers I spoke to at a young parent’s group in Palmers Green claim the hardest part of being a teenage mum is not the bottle feeding, the late nights, or even keeping on top of their college work. In fact, it’s
Father Christmas, jokers and stilt walkers took to Enfield Town’s streets on Friday afternoon to entertain shoppers. The street performers put on a show in Church Street from 12pm to bring Christmas cheer to The Town. Children sang Christmas
