Labour’s seismic victory in Finchley and Golders Green overnight proves trust has been regained amongst Jewish voters, the party has

Barnet FC face a fight with planning officers to get approval for a new stadium near their original Underhill home,

During Holocaust Memorial Day commemorations, members of London Jewish community said historical education is key to tackle the ongoing rise of anti-semitism

Chipping Barnet MP Theresa Villiers is opposing the development of the Spires shopping centre into housing.   The proposed development

For most teenage girls, being infertile isn’t among their chief worries. Lauren Johnson Reynolds was just 14 when she was

Barnet Council and Age UK Barnet have committed to making Barnet age-friendly borough, pledging to champion all older residents in

A former prisoner turned therapist who fought in an underground boxing ring using gloves made of foam mattresses and prison

Barnet F.C. have made an excellent start to the season, causing fans to be optimistic about their promotion chances to

Barnet played out an entertaining 1-1 draw with Championship side Norwich in a pre-season friendly at The Hive. Lashing rain

Barnet Medieval Festival will return next weekend, on 10 and 11 June, promising battles, medieval markets, and a feudal fashion

Barnet Council have voted in favour of a Compulsory Purchase Order (CPO) for the historic Railway Hotel pub in Edgware.