A sports photographer from Winchmore Hill has won a competition for football photographers. Mark Leech of Offside Sports won the Barclays Photographer of the 20 Seasons award. He was one of more than 50 professional football photographers
A mouse-infested Thai restaurant deemed a “major risk” to public health is back in business. Joy Buffet in Sarnesfield Road reopened on Saturday, June 2, just over three weeks after it was shut by environmental health officers. Officers
Young entrepreneurs have made it through to the finals of a national business competition after setting up their very own shelving company. Nine Year 12 students at The Latymer School in Haselbury Road, Edmonton are battling for the title of
Staff at a Clinton Cards store in Enfield Town face an uncertain future after the chain not included in a rescue buyout package. Zolfo Cooper, which bought the firm out of administration last month, agreed the sale of 397 Clinton Cards and Birthdays
The hosepipe ban in place in Enfield is set to be lifted sooner than first expected. Water provider Thames Water announced the news yesterday after a record amount of rainfall during the spring. Richard Aylard, sustainability director for Thames
Since when has size proved a barrier to success? Diminutive full-back, James Ryan, something of a David figure in a world of rugby Goliaths, has been rewarded for some memorable displays by seeing off some spirited competition to take the Enfield Ignatians
A garage was burnt to the ground after a fire broke out in Edmonton this morning. Firefighters were called just before 3.30am to Wigston Close and did not have the fire until control for almost an hour. One garage was completely destroyed in the
