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Council leader Cllr Peray Ahmet (second row, centre) and Cabinet Member Cllr Ruth Gordon (second row, centre left) with Kerem, owner of Dubai Coffee (front right), ward councillors, and representatives from the GLA, Historic England and project designers
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Canal ‘nomads’ in sweeping action to keep their wanderlust rights

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Fury at plans for parking charges at historic hall and park

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Virtual reality headsets bring climate change to life

Bruce Castle now restored Bruce Castle now restored
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Bruce Castle Tudor manor house reopens after restoration

A man stands at the base of a destroyed ancient Oak tree  in Whitewebbs Park in Enfield, where Guy Fawkes is said to have plotted the gunpowder plot A man stands at the base of a destroyed ancient Oak tree  in Whitewebbs Park in Enfield, where Guy Fawkes is said to have plotted the gunpowder plot
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Toby Carvery slammed over felling of ancient oak tree

The Tottenham Palace Theatre and (inset) The Intimate Theatre in Palmers Green The Tottenham Palace Theatre and (inset) The Intimate Theatre in Palmers Green
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Historic north London theatres named on 'at risk' register

Adam Kiani was named the world's best porridge-maker in 2023 Adam Kiani was named the world's best porridge-maker in 2023
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The man hoping to be crowned the world's best porridge maker two years running

The 5-storey mural at Tangmere House on Tottenham's Broadwater Farm estate The 5-storey mural at Tangmere House on Tottenham's Broadwater Farm estate
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Broadwater Farm ‘riot mural’ to be preserved

Journalist and Kindertransport survivor Hella Pick Journalist and Kindertransport survivor Hella Pick
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Hella Pick, the Kindertransport survivor who became a trailblazing journalist

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Girl guides appeal for mums to take the lead

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Windrush woman who met Thatcher and the Mandelas turns 100

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Health
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Spanish dance keeps old folk in step

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Blue plaque for celebrated Windrush artist Anthea McNish

MP Catherine West (left) planting sapling with Haringey Cllr Dana Carlin MP Catherine West (left) planting sapling with Haringey Cllr Dana Carlin
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Trust that gives 'genuinely affordable homes to people who need them' marks 90 years

Black Boy Lane in south Tottenham is being officially renamed La Rose Lane today (January 23) Black Boy Lane in south Tottenham is being officially renamed La Rose Lane today (January 23)
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Controversial 'Black Boy Lane' renamed due to 'racial connotations'

Enfield town, Enfield trader Charlie Richardson by Fore Street mural, Forty Hall Vineyard. Pictures: Enfield Borough Council Enfield town, Enfield trader Charlie Richardson by Fore Street mural, Forty Hall Vineyard. Pictures: Enfield Borough Council
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Open House Festival: What's on in Enfield?

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