Victim was trafficked from Poland and forced into slavery Clockwise from top left; Izabela Dytlow, Andrzej Kasparowicz, Kamil Wesolowski, Szanel Dytlow Two...
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450 jobs put at risk by Swedish furniture shop’s closure, reports James Cracknell The Ikea in Edmonton first opened in 2005 Ikea has announced it intends...
Planning inspector overturns original decision to reject planning permission, reports Simon Allin, Local Democracy Reporter The plans for Arnos Grove Station...
Graham Frost invites aspiring footballers to enrol with Enfield Borough FC’s youth programme Enfield Borough club chairman Marvin Walker Enfield Borough...
Enfield chef Ela Teague on why she launched an Indian cookery school Ela Teague is the founder of Cook Eat Joy I have been cooking since I was about eight...
More than £300,000 in developer cash handed to local community groups Enfield Council has awarded £317,000 in funding to 19 projects serving communities in...
Jim Yates on how an Enfield exercise group is helping residents maintain good cardiac health Heart Throbs meeting at St Stephen’s Church Hall in Bush Hill Park...
Neil Littman visits a family-run Indian restaurant in Chase Side Some of the dishes served up at Chaseside There has been a quiet revolution in the Indian...
Waiting times for treatment well below national targets, reports Simon Allin, Local Democracy Reporter North Middlesex University Hospital One third of...
Ukraine refugee hosts in Enfield to retain council tax discounts if they were previously eligible Single Enfield residents who house refugees from Ukraine or...
Edmonton hospital ‘leading the way’ in blood testing of patients North Middlesex University Hospital North Middlesex University Hospital has...
Council reveals plans for more road safety schemes One of Enfield Council’s existing school street schemes outside Kingfisher Hall Primary School (credit...
Poppy Medenis introduces a local poetry group in Palmers Green Budding poets at a ‘People with Voices’ session at Palmers Green Library People with...
Council report sets out concern over rise of adult gaming centres but admits little can be done locally, reports Simon Allin, Local Democracy Reporter Adult...
Decision must be reconsidered after committee casts doubt over benefits of Dugdale Centre refurbishment, reports Simon Allin, Local Democracy Reporter How the...
Mayor of London doesn’t currently have power to introduce restrictions on rent, reports Joe Talora, Local Democracy Reporter London rents rose by 10.9%...
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Frances Warboys from Defend Enfield NHS invites residents to get involved with the group’s latest campaign work credit NHS England Most people need our...
Kristian Dunnage introduces his bespoke hair-cutting service for children and adults with special needs Kristian Dunnage, also known as ‘The SEN...
Lucy McGinn from The Nightingale Cancer Support Centre invites people to join the charity’s big annual fundraising event The Nightingale Cancer Support...
Brian Sengendo kidnapped Therasia Gordon from Edmonton and later killed her Killer Brian Sengendo (credit Met Police) A man who murdered one woman and came...
Enfield Council remains under ‘presumption in favour of sustainable development’ order from government, reports Simon Allin, Local Democracy...
Enfield Council admits major obstacle to meeting its 10,000 homes target at Edmonton regen project, reports Simon Allin, Local Democracy Reporter Construction...
Eurasian beavers went extinct in Britain 400 years ago but are now making a comeback, reports James Cracknell A small stream flows through the enclosure which...
Thirteen-year-old Zev Sebastian recently wowed audience at solo recital in central London, writes James Cracknell Zev Sebastian performing at 1901 Arts Club...
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