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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.
Comments (0)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.
Celebrity show to raise £250,000 for breast cancer
11:08am Wednesday 5th November 2008
A Mother and daughter from Barnet who were both diagnosed with breast cancer are putting on a celebrity-studded West End variety show to raise £250,000 for cancer research.
Jewish school flouting admissions rules, says watchdog
9:20am Wednesday 5th November 2008
The admissions process of a Jewish school in Hendon illegally discriminates against children of other faiths, the schools admissions watchdog has ruled.
Barnet chief gets top GLA post
3:55pm Tuesday 4th November 2008
Barnet Council chief executive Leo Boland has been chosen as the new chief executive and head of paid service of the Greater London Authority (GLA).
Middlesex University reduces fees for Gurkhas
3:00pm Tuesday 4th November 2008
Middlesex University has vowed to lower tuition fees for the children of Gurkhas to show its support for their cause.
Potters Bar residents say no to parish council
12:10pm Monday 3rd November 2008
Potters Bar residents have voted overwhelmingly against a parish council.
Bets are off as gambling centre is rejected
9:00am Saturday 1st November 2008
Opponents of a proposed gambling joint in Barnet were celebrating after it was denied planning permission this week, but they fear it could win on appeal.
Bank collapse: tighter controls are called for
8:47am Friday 31st October 2008
Tighter controls over Barnet Council investments are needed after nearly £30 million was sunk into Icelandic banks, say opposition parties.
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Man fined for kerb crawling
A man caught kerb crawling told a court he did not realise prostitution was illegal.
Car crash in 'dangerous' lane
Another car has crashed in a Mill Hill road that residents claim is dangerous for pedestrians.
Blues beat Tilbury
Wingate & Finchley were comfortable 3-0 winners at Tilbury in Ryman League Division One North last night.
Fairytales turn festive
From evil stepmothers to talking cats and inflatable beanstalks, Miriam Craig looks at what’s on stage this festive season.
The big adjustment
Everyone says when you're pregnant that your life is about to change forever. Make the most of time with your husband, they say, because you won't have time just you or without the responsibility ever again.
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