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Protesters celebrate delay to giant waste plant

21.07.11
Campaigners fighting plans for one of Europe's largest waste processing plants celebrate after the proposals are put on hold ... more

Waste agency: Relax the rules for giant plant

07.04.11
Rubbish processing authority is accused of putting pressure on a council to relax its air quality rules to clear the way for Britain's biggest waste plant... more

Gipsy family of 12 in £1.2m Muswell Hill council house

07.02.11
Family of gipsies has triggered a string of complaints from neighbours after being housed in a £1.2 million council house... more

Hunt for park prowler after series of attacks on elderly in Muswell Hill

04.02.11
Detectives are hunting a thug who has attacked three men in random assaults in north London parks, leaving two of them fighting for their lives... more

Britons win orchestra jobs at online auditions

11.01.11
Two London musicians have beaten nearly 2,000 rivals in a global online audition to become the only British members of an international orchestra in Australia... more

Squatters keep disabled girl out of new home

06.01.11
A disabled teenager who was left brain damaged in a car crash cannot move into her new home because it is occupied by squatters... more

Asbo bans thief from all gyms in UK

08.12.10
Prolific locker room thief has been banned from every gym in Britain... more

School accused of hiding places reserved for musical children

18.10.10
Top London school has been accused of 'hiding' places reserved for children who excel at music... more

Wimbledon ticket price soars to £104 but cash will help young tennis hopefuls

18.06.10
Tickets for the Wimbledon tennis tournament have risen in price again despite last year's record increase... more

£150 tree that cost £1,500 to put up... then this happened

23.12.09
Christmas tree cost Haringey council an astonishing £1,500 to erect even though the tree itself cost £149.99... more

Stranded bus drivers get food supplies from good Samaritan

22.12.09
Supermarket staff handed out sandwiches and coffee for stranded bus drivers around the centre of Muswell Hill as the area became gridlocked... more

Author set for US stardom died of massive morphine overdose

26.11.09
An author on the brink of Hollywood stardom has died at home after taking a massive morphine overdose... more

How will I find a big school for my boys?

19.10.09
It's the most stressful problem for any London parent and there are no easy answers. Should you send your child private, state, grammar or faith? Our writer describes her personal journey through the capital's educational maze... more

10 boroughs win Boris funding to create a low-carbon capital

03.09.09
Ten London boroughs win funding to develop 'low carbon zones' with schemes ranging from 'energy doctors' to solar panels for schools... more

Bush survivor starts long journey home to London

17.07.09
Bush survivor Jamie Neale walks out of hospital and thanked the rescuers and doctors who saved him... more

Good on Jamie Neale for making a break for it

16.07.09
Jamie Neale, the Muswell Hill backpacker lost for 10 days in the Australian bush, is doubtless relieved to have been found before succumbing to dehydration or unpleasant Antipodean wildlife... more

London backpacker found alive after 12 days lost in the bush

15.07.09
British backpacker Jamie Neale is found alive after going missing in the Australian bush for nearly two weeks. He survived living on seeds, grass and berries... more

Litter hit squad fines shop for trying to recycle cardboard

03.03.09
Small shops have been fined hundreds of pounds by council "hit squads" for trying to recycle their rubbish... more

Trees in the road are latest obstacle to stop speeding motorists

16.01.09
Trees could become the latest weapon against speeding drivers if an idea for north London is given the go-ahead... more

Poison spy's family allowed home in radiation all-clear

05.11.08
The family of a Russian spy fatally poisoned in London have been allowed to return to their home in Haringey - two years on from his murder - after it was declared free from radiation... more

Islington or the river? It's no contest

17.09.08
Living north of the river must be hell. I feel so sorry for people forced to exist so far from civilisation... more

Whisky bottle lock is toast of unusual gadgets show

14.08.08
A collection of must-have gadgets from the past has gone on show at the British Library... more

If you want my respect, you'll have to earn it

28.07.08
There are certain phrases we all recognise as among the great lies of British customer service... more

Trader is fined £300 by council for using black bin bags instead of grey

25.07.08
A boutique has been fined £300 for throwing away rubbish in the wrong coloured bin bags... more

The Fortismere Factor adds 30% to house prices

27.06.08
Families are paying premiums of up to £400,000 to live in the catchment area of two of London's best schools... more

No kinks in Clissold Arms

25.06.08
Folk from Las Vegas to Liverpool make regular pilgrimages to the Clissold Arms, site of The Kinks' first gig, and it's worth the trip.... more

'Worst to come' as petrol stations start to run dry

16.06.08
Motorists have been warned the worst is yet to come as petrol stations across London started to dry up after a weekend of panic buying... more

Some kinks that need ironing out

28.05.08
The Clissold Arms is best known as the pub where the Kinks first played in 1960 but its culinary reputation is not so impressive, says Rowan Moore.... more

Don't give advertisers flower power, say critics

14.04.08
A plan to allow advertising in flowerbeds has been condemned for giving children the impression anything can be commercialised... more

Shabi the whizz and the battle for our post office

26.02.08
Jerry Boyle bursts through the door carrying a tray of steaming polystyrene cups. "Anyone for tea?" he asks. "No thanks, Jerry, not this time," replies Shabi Islam, serving customers behind the counter. "You get the Nobel Prize for smiling," Jerry says, laying down the tea, bought from his own pocket, and turning to chat to a woman in the queue. It is 9.30am but Jerry, a local gardener between jobs, will be back to offer more impromptu refreshments later in the day because, he says, "I love Shabi and this is my second home".... more


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