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Guitarist has gig down Pat
11:29am Tuesday 28th October 2008
Canadian guitarist and singer Pat Travers is playing in Whetstone on November 7.
Comments (0)Bewitching tale of the ideal man
11:15am Tuesday 28th October 2008
Read about Finchley and Friern Barnet Operatic Society's latest show, The Witches of Eastwick
The key to keeping rhythm
11:50am Friday 24th October 2008
Na Mara Piano Quartet The Radlett Centre Aldenham Avenue, Radlett Tuesday, October 28, 8.15pm
From the page to the stage
8:40am Friday 24th October 2008
The Lighthouse Keeper’s Lunch artsdepot, Tally Ho Corner, North Finchley October 29 until November 2 12pm and 3pm
Singer with sunshine
11:40am Thursday 23rd October 2008
Jacqui Dankworth The Radlett Centre Aldenham Avenue, Radlett Thursday, October 30, 8pm
Living the good life
11:40am Wednesday 22nd October 2008
Professor Anthony Grayling believes in using philosophical thought to solve the murky problem of how we should live our lives. Miriam Craig talks to him about duty and pleasure ahead of his visit to Golders Green.
Double bill for Phoenix Cinema
10:20am Tuesday 21st October 2008
London Film Festival Phoenix Cinema High Road East Finchley Monday, 6.30pm and 8.45pm
Courting controversy
10:05am Tuesday 21st October 2008
Ranked number one in the world for five years, squash player Peter Nicol was known for his determination and psychological tactics. MIRIAM CRAIG talks to a sporting great who will visit Radlett on Saturday
Two creative minds are better than one
4:27pm Tuesday 14th October 2008
TWO ARTISTS Britannia Centre Britannia Road, North Finchley Wednesday, until October 25 daily from 12pm to 7pm
A peak performance
1:00pm Monday 6th October 2008
Simon Yates is best known as the man who cut the rope holding his climbing partner on a Peruvian mountain in 1985, a story captured in the film Touching the Void. Miriam Craig talks to the mountaineer ahead of his visit to Potters Bar.
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Station hours cut ‘to reflect demand’
Borehamwood police station will close an hour earlier from 2009.
Recycling U-turn means flats lose out
Changes to the borough’s waste and recycling scheme, scheduled to be introduced next month, have been axed.
Wood look to bounce back
It is not exactly a crisis, but Wood know they have to get back to winning ways soon.
Patrols don’t miss a beat
With the current push towards neighbourhood policing, Janaki Mahadevan looks back at the history of the area’s bobbies on the beat.
The big adjustment
Everyone says when you're pregnant that your life is about to change forever. Make the most of time with your husband, they say, because you won't have time just you or without the responsibility ever again.
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