Pride of Tottenham

Mayor of London Boris Johnson has launched a new enterprise centre at 639 High Road in north London's Tottenham as part of a £41 million regeneration programme for the area.09 May 2013 Topics The centre has been funded by the Mayor and will be run ...

Time Out London. The red neon sign that for two decades marked its spot on Tottenham Court Road, on the edge of Soho, has been taken down as the venerable listings magazine prepares to move away from its home. When the move happens - expected within ...

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Previous StoryNext Story You are here: Home >> SPi World News >> World Market Sector News US homewares giant Williams-Sonoma is to open its first store in the UK on Tottenham Court Road, Retail Week has learned. Read More: ...

We've got the latest news on homes being built in the capital, including a refurbishment of four flats with views of Nelson's Column, mansion blocks in Bloomsbury and a new residential "village" in Hackney. By David Spittles Let's face it, if anyone ...

Fairweather Road, N15. Police in Haringey Borough are appealing to trace a missing elderly man from South Tottenham. Huseyin Gokberk, 79, was last seen at about 18:40hrs on Thursday, 18 April when he left his home in Fairweather Close, N15. He is ...

A new 'Golden Generation' is said to be building in the country even considering the high amount of foreign imports currently plying their trade in the British Premier League. Key members at the top clubs are coming through their academies and among ...

After the disappointment of once again falling agonisingly short of qualifying for a place in the Champions League, coupled with the fact it was Arsenal that profited from their despair, Tottenham Hotspur fans will hope for some positives this ...

The government has denied that relaxing the planning rules on changes of use will lead to high streets dominated by betting shops. New permitted development rights, which came into force yesterday, will enable shops and offices to change their use ...