FIND out about the state of health services in Enfield at the NHS Enfield Trust Board Meeting tomorrow at 2pm. The meeting will be held at Committee Room 1, Holbrook House, Cockfosters Road. You can see the agenda here: http://www.enfield.nhs.uk/news_and_events
THREE men who conned Children in Need and Comic Relief into handing over money for non-existant charities have been jailed for a £100,000 fraud. Joseph Ndjomo, 44, of Stainton Road, Enfield, and Jean Bilong, 37, of Napier Road, Enfield, convinced
OUT of work teenagers had the chance to see how a music track is made with a MOBO award winning artist yesterday. Sixteen youngsters from Edmonton, Edgware and Colindale met Pat Leacock, who won the award in 1998 as part of the Jazz Steppers. The teenagers
CHILDREN learned about buying and selling while raising money for charity at their maths club last week. The Capel Manor Primary School maths club is run by TV maths whizz Mr Numbervator, or Isaac Anoom, who tries to improve pupils’ confidence
A MAN convicted of allowing his dog to maul another dog to death is appealing against his sentence. Ernest Kyem was found guilty of owning a dangerous dog last November after he failed to turn up to his hearing at Enfield Magistrates' Court
REGULARS at two Enfield pubs are being encouraged to swap their normal drink for a pink tipple to raise money for charity. The Ridgeway Tavern, in The Ridgeway, Enfield, and the Stag & Hounds, in Bury Street, Edmonton, are taking part in a
CHILDREN will transform a vandalised shelter this Saturday as part of a community bid to revamp a park. The pupils, from George Spicer School and Bush Hill Park Primary, along with Edmonton community arts group ArtStart, will create a mural
The leadership of Enfield Council swung from Conservative to Labour on May 6 - but how do the past and present leaders compare? REBECCA LOWE interviewed Mike Rye and his successor Doug Taylor to see how they stand up against one another.
CCTV images have been released of a vicious mugging of a pregnant teenager at Palmers Green train station. The woman was walking up the stairs when the man approached her from behind, grabbed her and pulled her down a flight of stairs before
AN ENFIELD Lock man appeared in court charged with raping a woman in Cheshunt Park last Thursday. Reid Collins, 20, of Ramney Drive, Enfield, is alleged to have raped a 17-year-old girl between 5am and 5.30am. Collins has been charged with rape
THERE will be no down escalator at Bounds Green Tube station until late August 2010. Travellers can use buses 184 or 221 to Wood Green Tube station, one stop south on the Piccadilly Line, if they are unable to use the stairs.
ENFIELD Town FC’s ambitious stadium project at Donkey Lane has been boosted by a big cash grant, writes Dominic Gover. The club have won £81,504 from the Football Stadium Improvement Fund. The money will be used to cover the costs of work already carried
ENFIELD Judo Club continue to go from strength to strength. Members came home from the prestigious Belgium International Judogne with five medals. In the senior women's U57kg catergory, Siobhan O'Neill and Amy Thompson fought their way through different
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SIX men have been arrested in Enfield following a police crackdown on hate crime. Mark Lynch, 33, off Woodlands Road, has been charged with assault and will appear at Enfield Magistrates' Court next Monday. A 21-year-old man was arrested
