Outstanding students from the College of Haringey, Enfield and North East London were rewarded for their hard work on Wednesday. More than 60 young people, four employers and four members of staff were recognised for their outstanding contribution
The owner of a pizzeria formerly infested with cockroaches is encouraging customers to return after pest controllers dealt with the insects. Pizza Line in Kendal Parade, Edmonton reopened on Tuesday – less than a week after it was shut down by
Enfield Borough Council has made a U-turn over controversial plans to license a Chase Side park as an entertainment venue.. During a meeting on Wednesday, councillors granted a licence to allow Chase Green to host events which could last until
Pony rides and craft stalls are set to entertain people during a Christmas fair tomorrow. The free Christmas Fayre in Linwood Crescent, off Carterhatch Lane, is being organised by Outward Supported Living Services, a housing support project for
A poor first half performance cost Enfield Ignatians Colts as they were beaten 17-14 against Dagenham. With the first team not in action, the youngsters had Donkey Lane to themselves but began the contest poorly in freezing conditions and went
Andre Villas-Boas thinks destiny could pair Tottenham with Chelsea in the knockout stages of the Europa League, but he insists the Blues do not deserve to be in the competition in the first place. Spurs booked their place in the last 32 of the
Late strikes eased a tense atmosphere at White Hart Lane as Tottenham survived a second-half fightback to beat Panathinaikos 3-1 and progress to the knockout stages of the Europa League. Needing just a draw to progress, Emmanuel Adebayor put Tottenham
The winner of Edmonton MP Andy Love's annual Christmas card design competition is due to be announced this morning. The Edmonton MP and Enfield Independent reporter Hermione Wright selected the winner out of more than 2,000 entries last Friday.
