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London's 'smallest' bakery that always sells out opens new site only a few doors down
The popular bakery in Muswell Hill has built up a popular following for its signature pastries
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TfL tests new radar speed cameras in 9 London boroughs to tackle dangerous driving
The new cameras will be able to cover five lanes of traffic in opposite directions at once
Legal challenge to trans access at Hampstead Heath ponds can proceed as Court of Appeal steps in
Sex Matters has sought to contest the City of London Corporation's policy of allowing trans people to use the pond of their choice
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North London cafés operator 'not squatting' but is refusing to leave after contracts changed hands
Hoxton Beach, which runs three cafés in North London, may be forced out as new operators are poised to take over
Investigation into London's housing crisis recognised at Regional Press Awards - help us change law
Our four calls for change include a petition to the UK Government calling for a ban on councils threatening to withdraw housing help if someone refuses to move hundreds of miles
Pictures show £900k revamp underway at 2 North London leisure centres
Improvement works will be completed by mid-April
Why is Coronation Street not on tonight? Fans say ITV schedule change is ‘disgusting’
This is why Coronation Street isn't on TV tonight (March 6) as fans say ITV schedule change is 'disgusting'
Measles cases continue to rise in North London
Enfield and Haringey now account for half of all measles cases confirmed in the UK so far this year
BBC suggests licence fee could be cut in the future 'if more people start to pay it'
The BBC has suggested the cost of the TV licence fee could be cut in the near future if more people started paying for it
Four in 10 parents consider listening to audiobooks as ‘cheating’
Four in 10 parents consider listening to audiobooks as ‘cheating’ – but an expert has revealed it can be as effective for children as traditional physical books.
Council under pressure over lack of community arts opportunities at Hornsey Town Hall
Long-promised public arts and cultural facilities fall short of what Haringey Council and local community groups had hoped
City Hall looking at new planning policy to control spread of data centres in London
Up to 60 new resource-hungry data centres are scheduled to be built in London in the coming years
UK retailer no longer accepting gift cards or loyalty points despite Next acquisition
Next has confirmed that shoppers can no longer use Russell & Bromley gift cards or loyalty points.
Yodel to be phased out over coming months - what it means for UK parcel deliveries
Yodel is set to be phased out in 2026 after being acquired by InPost last year in a deal worth £100 million - here's how deliveries will be affected.
Full list of all the London Underground changes you need to know this weekend
Check the London Underground, Overground, and Elizabeth Line closures this weekend (March 6 to March 8) and don't be caught out.
All the events celebrating Women's History Month at Haringey libraries this March
Celebrate Women’s History Month 2026 in Haringey with workshops, arts, storytime and author events at Haringey Council's libraries.
Council leader ‘proud’ of budget despite opposition claims of ‘financial mess’
Haringey Council has only been able to set a balanced budget for 2026/27 thanks to a second successive government bailout
Borough 'beats London average' for children getting into chosen schools
Haringey outperforms London average secondary school admissions, with 77 per cent securing first-choice places and nearly 97 per cent offered top six schools.
The moment a shoplifter told staff there was no way police would turn up
Scott Gambier, 46, of Enfield, jailed for 2.5 years after shoplifting spree at Brentwood BP garage, breaching CBO and suspended sentence.
Tesco shoppers complain ‘screaming’ self-checkouts leave them avoiding supermarkets
Tesco customers have taken to social media to complain that the supermarket's self-service checkouts are 'too loud' - what do you think?