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Barnet 1 Gillingham 2
Barnet boss Mark Stimson was unable to see off his old club at Underhill this evening. Instead, it was ex-Bees Andy Hessenthaler and Ian Hendon, now boss and assistant respectively at Gillingham, who were celebrating at the final whistle. But at half-time
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Half-time: Barnet 1 Gillingham 0
A goal from the on-loan Kevin Gallen, his first for the club, has given Barnet a half-time lead at Underhill. Gallen struck on the half-hour mark. The Bees are unchanged from the side that beat Northampton Town on Saturday and are looking good for another
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Third school gains academy status
A THIRD Barnet school has been granted academy status after an MP and leading councillor lobbied on its behalf. The Ravenscroft School in Barnet Lane had its original application to take control of its own finances and curriculum deferred in
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One Barnet pledges £100m savings as framework is published
PLANS to save £100m over the next ten years have been unveiled by Barnet Council as part of their plans to radically overhaul the way services are delivered. Next week the cabinet is set to endorse the One Barnet Framework, a business plan
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Gas restored to most homes after problems
BUILDERS are being blamed for bursting a water pipe which flooded gas mains cutting supply to hundreds of Cricklewood residents. The incident started at around 11am yesterday cutting gas to around 280 properties with engineers having to shut
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Rock thrown from bridge smashes windscreen and endangers drivers
A ROCK thrown from a bridge in South Mimms near Potters Bar put drivers in “real danger” as it shattered the windscreen of a passing car, last Saturday. Police are appealing for witnesses after the rock, thrown from the bridge on Cecil Road
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Barnet v Gillingham - prediction
Barnet go in search of another three points at Underhill tonight. Both of these teams won on Saturday so will be full of confidence. Though Gillingham finally won away from home, they obviously still do not like travelling and the Bees
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Benefit fraudsters failed to declare employment
TWO benefit fraudsters from Potters Bar who failed to declare they had started working were found guilty at Hemel Hempstead Magistrates' Court last Friday. Mandy Richardson, 46, of Carpenters Way pleaded guilty to two charges of failing to notify
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Club owners say politics led to licence suspension
THE owners of a celebrity haunt in Whetstone facing a shutdown over Christmas say they have been caught in the middle of local politics. On Friday, Barnet Council placed a 28-day suspension on the licence for Sutra in High Road after a large
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BARNET: Bees' clash with Gills no longer a home banker
Tonight's Barnet v Gillingham clash might have been seen as a home banker before last weekend. However, Gillingham finally won an away game on Saturday, after going all last season and this current one without gaining three points on their
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Students win speaking competition
STUDENTS from a school in Potters Bar have won a public speaking competition organised by local Rotary clubs. Pupils from Dame Alice Owen's School, in Dugdale Hill Lane, faced off against peers from Chancellor's school in Brookmans Park, earlier this
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Scholars looking for more goals
Potters Bar Town fans will be hoping to see more goals tonight. The Scholars were involved in a dramatic 6-5 win at Great Wakering Rovers at the weekend. This evening, Town host lowly Waltham Forest in another Ryman League Division One North clash.
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Blues look to extend lead at top
Wingate & Finchley will be looking to cement their position at the top of Ryman League Division One North tonight. The Blues host Tilbury. The hosts will be looking to bounce back from Saturday's defeat to East Thurrock United, though the loss failed
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Hendon and Enfield to clash in cup tie
Hendon and Enfield Town will try to play their Middlesex Senior Cup tie tonight. The match was originally scheduled for last week, but had to be postponed because of fog. Hendon never had a game at the weekend, but Town went down 1-0 at home to Maldon
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Mayor tells youngsters about changing face of role
YOUNGSTERS at a West Hendon school were given an insight by the borough's mayor into the changing face of his role. Mayor of Barnet, Councillor Anthony Finn, was invited to Beis Yaakov Primary School to tell the children about his duties as
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Gas outage hits Cricklewood
HUNDREDS of homes in Cricklewood have been left without gas after a water escaped into pipes following a mains rupture. Problems started yesterday afternoon and it is understood between 200-400 homes are currently without gas, with National Grid handing
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Family thank jury for dangerous driving verdict
THE family of a cyclist killed by a Barnet lorry driver who was over the drink-drive limit and talking on his mobile say she was “unnecessarily” taken from them. On Friday Dennis Putz of Colney Hatch Lane was jailed for seven years and barred
