The penny drops

MANAGERS at Haringey Council have been banned from ordering taxis, flowers, refreshments and newspapers under drastic new measures to curb spending.

An email circulated to all managers and councillors on Friday warned that belts would have t... read on

Pollution ‘causes 99 early deaths a year’

A NEW study into air pollution has found that as many as people in Haringey are dying prematurely from the long-term effects of dirty air.

The report by the Greater London Authority has estim... read on

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Breastfeeding protest gets pumped up as mums take campaign to health chiefs

A GROUP of mums plan to protest outside a meeting of Haringey health chiefs to demand that breastfeeding support for new mothers in the borough is improved.

More than 40 mums have joined toge... read on

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Fresh appeals over woman in river

DETECTIVES have renewed appeals for information over the death of a woman whose body was pulled out of the River Lea Navigation in Tottenham two years ago.

The decomposing body of Stephanie E... read on

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Pair avoid prison over stolen kegs

TWO men from Tottenham have received suspended sentences after they were found with 310 stolen beer kegs worth an
estimated £20,000.

Police carrying out a routine vehicle stop
in As... read on

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Woodgate’s injury woe continues

TOTTENHAM boss Harry Redknapp still does not know when long-term injured defender Jonathan Woodgate will play again, and is also sweating on the fitness of Ledley King ahead of the new season.
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Athletes impress in final National Junior League meeting

THE National Junior League team at Enfield and Haringey Athletic Club produced a superb performance to finish second in the final Southern Premier Division meeting of the season in Norwich on Sunday a... read on

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Hornsey extend their lead at the top

PAUL WEEKES hit a century as Hornsey beat Ickenham by 69 runs on Saturday to extend their lead at the top of Division Three of the Middlesex County Cricket League to ten points.

The former Mi... read on

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Improved Skolars prove try-hungry on their way to a third bonus point

THE London Skolars maintained their radical improvement over the past month as they picked up their third bonus point in a row in a close-fought game against Doncaster at the New River Stadium on Sund... read on

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Spurs close in on Pletikosa deal

TOTTENHAM are closing in on the signing of Croatian goalkeeper Stipe Pletikosa as manager Harry Redknapp looks to strengthen his squad ahead of their Champions League campaign.

The Spartak Mo... read on

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