Sophie Winch reviews the latest show at Incognito Theatre

Deputy mayor hails Burnham’s devolution agenda but says some Whitehall departments still have reservations around giving away powers

Waste, recycling and street cleansing workers have rejected a second offer on holiday pay back payments. They say the council's next move will decide whether they ballot for strike action, reports Leïla Davaud

Barnet Labour is asking residents to respond to a consultation for a new train line linking Hendon and Brent Cross to west London, reports Leïla Davaud

The officer was one of 800 involved in making arrests as part of a probe into organised crime across London and four other counties

The prime minister is giving a speech at Labour Party Conference today while the chancellor is due to present the budget to MPs next month

Opposition leader Cllr Peter Zinkin says Labour's position does not stand up to scrutiny

High service charges and fears over being held liable for cladding and maintenance issues have dampened demand across London

It comes after the Information Commissioner’s Office found “serious and ongoing shortcomings” in the Met’s data protection training

Families can pick a perfect pumpkin and take on spooky games and activities while enjoying delicious ice cream

The 2021 candidate has outlined a plan for his party to retake the mayoralty reports Kumail Jaffer, Local Democracy Reporter

A new report says the capital has a proliferation of shady stores reports Kumail Jaffer, Local Democracy Reporter

The strategy has seen a significant reduction in exclusions from London schools reports Kumail Jaffer, Local Democracy Reporter

Incredible Edible will celebrate the brilliance of beans in New Barnet on 10th October

Bassam Mahfouz called on Sir Sadiq Khan to sell the lossmaking London Stadium to the Championship club reports Nick Clark, Local Democracy Reporter

The pharmacy at Finchley Memorial Hospital closed earlier this month

The council's executive director of health told councillors it was "not right" that Barnet residents have fewer local services than those in Camden

John Truong on the importance of next month's World Mental Health Day

Julie Russell on how her small business has been leaving its mark on clients aged from 18 to 83

David Floyd talks to cabinet member Simon Radford about his plans to fix the council's finances

Nick Sandamas on a strong start to the season for Barnet FC

Chickenshed's autumn and winter season promises something for everyone, writes Susan Jamson

TfL has pledged to install toilets on all of its bus routes following tireless campaigning from cross-legged drivers

Sophie Winch talks to artist Oli Gots about her Phoenix Cinema exhibition

Boroughs in West London are set to be hardest hit by the new additional council tax charge on high-value properties

Dan Thomas was recently arrested on suspicion of assault and controlling behaviour

A joint day of action by Barnet Council and the Metropolitan Police Service tackled anti-social behaviour, environmental crime, Blue Badge misuse and other community safety concerns

At last week's Mayor's Question Time event Khan said that installing air con in driver cabs would be "the biggest transformation of a bus fleet ever undertaken"

Ministers have committed to ensuring City Hall retains some locally-generated income tax but Centre for Cities wants the government to go further

Dan Tomlinson MP on the fight against car theft and why it matters

Nick Sandamas sees the Bees defeat Fleetwood at The Hive

Barnet and Camden assembly member Anne Clarke said local people had raised their frustrations with her reports Joseph Steen, Local Democracy Reporter

Reform UK assembly members called on their Labour colleagues to condemn the tax on properties worth more than £2million reports Kumail Jaffer, Local Democracy Reporter

A council plan for reaching a point of financial sustainability is due to be published next month

James Catchpole on upcoming activities for readers in the borough

A new law is about to hand sweeping licensing powers to TfL to create a single city-wide regulatory framework for dockless e-bike operators

The owners of the Pita Street restaurant will be allowed to renew their licence for the parklet despite concerns being raised

Lib Dem leader at City Hall warns the mayor's new action plan for deaf and disabled Londoners "risks papering over accessibility failures rather than confronting them"

Walter Starmer's spectacular wall paintings at St Jude-on-the-Hill are undergoing conservation. Polly Westlake explains the process to Leïla Davaud ahead of tomorrow's Heritage Open Day

The council's chequered relationship with the outsourcing giant is finally coming to an end

Dan Thomas was arrested on suspicion of assault and engaging in controlling or coercive behaviour over the weekend and released without charge

The latest production from Friern Barnet's Incognito Theatre

Transport for London officials are set to start engaging bus operators later this month to discuss the feasibility of bringing franchised services in house

Barnet Council prosecuted Akif Durmaz of Hendon International Food in Vivian Avenue for selling a knife set to a teenager during an undercover test purchase operation in December 2025

A scheme to develop The Railway Hotel in Station Road has been published on Barnet Council's planning portal reports David Floyd

The club’s 1st, 2nd, 3rd and 5th XIs all stormed their divisions in the Herts league, a feat Director of Cricket Phil Smith called "totally unprecedented" in his 40 years at the club writes David Hickey

Nick Sandamas sees the Bees return to winning ways at The Hive

MP Sarah Olney hopes to be her party's candidate in 2028 reports Kumail Jaffer, Local Democracy Reporter

Launching the company was a pledge in Sir Sadiq Khan's 2024 mayoral manifesto reports Kumail Jaffer, Local Democracy Reporter

The former deputy PM held a fundraising dinner this week via a party affiliate organisation, reports Kumail Jaffer, Local Democracy Reporter