Teenager fights extradition over death of young holidaymaker Jul 3 2008
A TEENAGER has launched a legal battle against Greek police who want to extradite him to face manslaughter charges, because he fears he will not get a fair trial. more
Neighbourhood Watch co-ordinator is too scared to go home as efforts make him target of thugs Jul 3 2008
A NEIGHBOURHOOD Watch scheme in Edmonton collapsed after its founder was bullied out of his home by drug-peddling thugs who found out he was talking to police. more
Top targets to tackle for a better borough Jul 3 2008
YOUTH crime and domestic violence are among 34 key areas that Enfield Council has identified as priorities for government cash. more
Fruit farm under threat as pickers picnic on profits Jul 3 2008
ONE of Enfield’s last remaining pick-your-own fruit farms is under threat because visitors are eating too much fruit before they make it to the check-out. more
Police and council hit by rising cost to fill up Jul 3 2008
POLICE and Enfield Council have insisted that services will not suffer as staggering rises in fuel costs hit their fleets of vehicles. more
Hole-in-one golfer misses out on Vegas Jul 3 2008
A GOLFING fishmonger who hit a hole-in-one to win a £10,000 holiday missed out on the prize because he forgot to pay the £7 entry fee. more
Library to be closed to save Millfield Theatre Jul 3 2008
A POPULAR library will shut in order to save an under-threat theatre, according to Enfield Council. more
Illegal sales to children rising Jul 3 2008
POLICE have warned Enfield shopkeepers to be more vigilant when selling alcohol after sting operations caught record numbers selling booze and knives to children. more
Veterans Day march to thank our heroes Jul 3 2008
ARMED forces personnel were celebrated in Enfield on Sunday as part of the UK’s annual Veterans’ Day. more
Proud and patriotic display Jul 3 2008
FORMER servicemen and women in Southgate have played their part in marking National Veterans’ Day. more
No going back as post office closes for the last time Jul 3 2008
A POST OFFICE at the centre of protests over a raft of closures in the borough has finally closed. more
Border help to monitor illegal workers Jul 3 2008
AN IMMIGRATION officer has been hired to monitor illegal workers in the borough more
Boxing club open day gives a taste of life in the ring Jul 3 2008
A BOXING club held an open day for curious youngsters wanting to test themselves in the ring, as part of a bid to cut teenage violence on Enfield’s streets. more
Double trouble for fast-food drivers Jul 3 2008
POLICE are investigating two separate incidents in which fast-food delivery drivers in Enfield were robbed after thieves made fake calls on the same night more
Parents’hope in struggle for their little girl Jul 3 2008
A JUDGE has ordered a controversial adoption case to be re-opened after the parents of a baby girl taken by Enfield Council took their battle back to the High Court. more
Lottery ‘winner’ is conned out of £1,000 by global scammers Jul 3 2008
A pensioner has lost more than £1,000 after being conned into sending money to lottery scams. more
Praise for giving children a great start in life Jul 3 2008
A CHILDCARE service run by Enfield Council has been singled out as providing a top service. more
Help is at hand for parents battling to make sense of the school system Jul 3 2008
ACCESS to schools should be made easier for parents, according to the new chairwoman of Enfield Parents’ Forum. more
Design experts competing to build pilotless military plane Jul 3 2008
A TEAM of technology experts from Middlesex University is gearing up for the final stages of a major competition to design a pilotless plane for the armed forces. more
Rally to save Bull Lane playing fields Jul 3 2008
RESIDENTS trying to save playing fields from developers held a rallying meeting last Thursday. more
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