On Saturday 16th December activists held their annual Christmas vigil to campaign for the reopening of the Black Cap, an

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A north London Jewish community gathers outside the house of the Israeli Ambassador to the UK every Friday to protest

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Enfield Town Football Club are readying themselves for their very first competitive European fixtures this season as they prepare for