Two jailed for their role in August riots

TWO men have been jailed for their parts in the civil unrest last August.

Terry Balson, 20, became the first person to be sentenced for inciting people to riot when he was sent to a young offenders institute for two years by Wood Green Crown... read on

Supermarket seeking charity partner

A supermarket is looking for a charity to support over the forthcoming year. read on...

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Free school locates base in Tottenham

E-ACT Free Schools Trust (EFST) has identified a location for its new establishment within the Brook House site in Tottenham High Road. read on...

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Golfers face test of their maths skills

GOLFERS have a new challenge on their hands at the 18th green of the Bush Hill Park Club. read on...

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Council launches scheme to boost working efficiency

A SCHEME has been launched by Haringey Council aimed at developing new ways of working and encouraging ideas to tackle inequality. read on...

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Chairman reveals his delight as Enfield Town secure promotion

CHAIRMAN Paul Millington was full of praise for the exploits of manager Steve Newing and his Enfield Town squad after they secured promotion to the Ryman Premier Division with victory in Sunday’s... read on

McCall praises beaten Saracens

DIRECTOR of rugby Mark McCall believes Saracens can feel proud of their efforts this season, even though their bid to defend the Aviva Premi... read on

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Athletes claim huge medal haul at championships

ENFIELD AND HARINGEY Athletic Club came away from the Middlesex County Championships in Mile End at the weekend with 13 titles.

The performan... read on

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Tennis club's beacon status

TOTTENHAM’S Bruce Castle Park has been awarded “Beacon” status as part of the AEGON Parks Tennis programme.

The club is one of a number of si... read on

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All eyes on Munich final

TOTTENHAM Hotspur will have to rely on Chelsea losing the Champions League final to clinch a place in the competition next season, despite finishing f... read on

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