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Stepping out for sake of peace
8:30am Sunday 7th December 2008
ELIZABETH PEARS meets a former bus driver from Hendon who donned his walking boots to cover thousands of miles in a one-man anti-war protest.
Comments (0)Tribute to father murdered in Mumbai
9:30am Thursday 4th December 2008
The Potters Bar son of millionaire Andreas Liveras, the only known British fatality of the Mumbai massacre, has spoken about his father’s bravery in his last few hours.
Women are not being screened
9:09am Thursday 4th December 2008
Many GPs in Barnet are not doing enough to promote breast screening, according to a top doctor.
Grant of £12m to benefit developments
11:55am Wednesday 31st December 2008
The Government has pledged a £12 million grant to boost ambitious development plans in the borough.
Charity offers marathon places
4:14pm Monday 24th November 2008
An inclusive theatre company is guaranteeing 2009 London marathon places for volunteers willing to raise £1,300.
Gary the bobby-builder
9:17am Friday 21st November 2008
This body-building bobby is proving Barnet Police have the strong arm of the law on their side.
US accuses man of payday loan scam
10:24am Thursday 20th November 2008
A Oakleigh Park businessman has been accused in a Nevada court writ of scamming American citizens out of “substantial” sums of money from a call centre in Whetstone.
Mum wins legal battle for dead son
12:59pm Tuesday 11th November 2008
The mother of a British student who died mysteriously in Germany five years ago has won a landmark case to challenge the Attorney General’s decision not to grant her a new inquest.
Residents urged to return voting forms
10:00am Monday 10th November 2008
Residents are being urged to return their voters registration forms to Barnet Council by November 24 so they can vote in the European elections.
Barnet Hospital gets new angiography unit
9:14am Monday 10th November 2008
A new £1.5 million angiography unit at Barnet Hospital will be officially opened by the Mayor of Barnet next week.
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Edgware bus drivers in 24-hour strike
More than 300 bus workers have walked out in Edgware and neighbouring Harrow this morning in a dispute over pay.
Finchley man caught in Bangkok nightclub fire
A former Finchley schoolboy has spoken of the horror of seeing people “like burning effigies” after he was caught in a fire in a Bangkok nightclub.
Wassailing for a bumper crop
Wassailing is the ancient practice of blessing apple orchards to ensure a plentiful crop the following year.
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