On the back foot?

PLANS for a new multi-million-pound Spurs stadium have been plunged into uncertainty after the design was attacked by government watchdog Cabe.

Experts from the Commission For Architecture And The Built Environment have slammed the proposed ... read on

Photographer wins the plaudits but sparks 'Mona Lisa' mystery

A SMOULDERING portrait of a female boxer has catapulted a photographer from Tottenham into the limelight – but the woman’s identity remains an intriguing mystery.

Inzajeano Latif, of Manor Ro... read on

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Wood Green crossing welcomed by residents

A DIAGONAL pedestrian crossing is being introduced in Wood Green to help people cross directly from the Underground station to the opposite side of High Road.

The £400,000 overhaul will begin... read on

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Event focuses on gang crime

PROBLEMS associated with gang culture will be addressed at new drop-in sessions set up to help alleviate knife and gun crime in Haringey.

The first advice surgery, organised by the Haringey B... read on

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Sow seeds of friendship at swap event

GREEN-FINGERED Haringey residents can kick off this year’s gardening at Bruce Castle
on Sunday.

People can bring seeds and gardening books along to the event in Lordship Lane, which was ... read on

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Spurs go marching on in the FA Cup

JERMAIN DEFOE scored a hat-trick as Tottenham Hotspur finally saw off Leeds United’s brave challenge at the second attempt on Wednesday night, winning their FA Cup fourth round replay 3-1 at Elland Ro... read on

Celtic in Keane swoop

TOTTENHAM manager Harry Redknapp has allowed Robbie Keane to join Celtic on loan until the season, and insisted that the move was a good one for the Republic of Ireland captain.
Keane emerged as a... read on

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Brilliant Baptiste shines in Glasgow

SPRINTER Leon Baptiste enjoyed one of the best victories of his career on Saturday as he overcame a strong field including former Olympic champion Shawn Crawford to win the 200metres at the Aviva Inte... read on

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Skolars smashed by rampant Rams

THE London Skolars’ difficult start to the new rugby league season continued on Sunday when they were crushed 50-4 by Dewsbury Rams in their opening match in the Northern Rail Cup.
James Massara’s... read on

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Redknapp hails side after Fulham win

HARRY REDKNAPP hailed his Tottenham side as they bounced back to winning ways to ease past London rivals Fulham 2-0 to increase their lead over Liverpool in the race for fourth place.
Goals from P... read on

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