A house burglar was caught after a webcam on the owner’s computer recorded images of him carrying out the raid. Stills of serial raider Benjamin Park, 19, of Cambridge, were sent to an email address so even when he stole the computer, the images could be found. Police said it was a “brilliant idea” of […]
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EDMONTON EAGLES Boxing Club smashed its target of throwing one million punches in 12 hours as it marked its grand reopening in style at the weekend. The award-winning club, based in Montagu Road, held its Punch A Million event on Saturday to mark the opening of its newly refurbished gym at the Montagu Recreation Centre,
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SCHOOLCHILDREN and teachers in Hendon were seen running away from two teenagers who had threatened them with a gun and a knife before robbing them. Valuables worth £800 were taken from the terrified pupils when the two 14-year-olds went to St Mary’s High School in Sunningfields Road, Hendon, on February 8. The teens, from Tottenham
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DANGEROUS dogs and irresponsible owners are being targeted by police in Haringey amid a London-wide surge in reports of dog fighting and the breeding of illegal animals for profit. A new pilot scheme to combat problems linked to dangerous dogs has been launched by officers in Bruce Grove and will be rolled out across the
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HARINGEY will host the Olympic torch as it wings its way around the UK before the London Games next year. The torch will spend a night in the borough on July 25, 2012, as part of its 70-day relay route to usher in London’s turn to host the world’s biggest sporting event. The Olympic flame
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TRADERS in Harringay have hit out at parking charge hikes which they warn could spell the death of their high street by “driving away” potential customers. Shoppers will now have to shell out £6 to park for up to two hours on the stretch of Green Lanes next to the Harringay Ladder, and business-owners say
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DRAMATIC plans for the future of Alexandra Palace will be music to the ears of those who feared for its future. On Monday the board of trustees approved plans to transform the iconic palace into a prestigious live music venue to rival the O2 and Southbank Centre. Over the next three months management will search
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SCRAP-metal thieves have raided a religious meeting house twice in two weeks, removing the lead from the roof of the building. Members of the Quakers’ Friends Meeting House, in Church Hill, Winchmore Hill, N21, will need to spend more than £8,000 replacing stolen lead from the roof of the building, which was targeted in April
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A Story From America. FAIRBANKS — Fairbanks locksmith Forrest R. Holton was arrested Saturday by Fairbanks police on a charge of felony theft of national currency notes from the estate of the late William “Bill” Stroecker. The notes have an estimated value of $500,000. The alleged theft dates to Dec. 29, 2010, when Holton was
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“Wouldn’t hesitate to use Alexandra Locksmiths again. We got burgled over the weekend and wanted to change the locks. Spoke to Alexandra Locksmiths first thing Monday morning, they explained a range of costed options over the phone and were on site that afternoon. They fitted two new locks, cleaned up well, went through my insurance
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