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World-first for robot surgeon patient
8:00am Friday 29th August 2008
A Tottenham man has become the first in the world to have life-saving surgery performed by a robot.
Comments (0)Tottenham Hale's one-way system to be shelved
9:00am Friday 29th August 2008
Proposals for a complete shake-up of the unpopular Tottenham Hale circular system received a boost after being shortlisted for an £8million government grant.
Tottenham boy walks for change
2:53pm Tuesday 26th August 2008
Hoping to challenge negative stereotypes of young people, a Tottenham schoolboy has set off on an epic journey that will see him cover 131 miles on foot.
Bus strikes planned for Haringey this week
9:45am Tuesday 26th August 2008
A bus strike is due to hit Tottenham on Friday as drivers walk out in a row over pay.
Teenagers have a ball in Tottenham
11:01am Tuesday 26th August 2008
A football tournament designed to bring teenagers together took place in Tottenham last Friday.
A princely turnaround for Tottenham businessman
9:12am Tuesday 26th August 2008
An absentee father was what led Tottenham resident Darrell Spencer into a life of crime and anti-social behaviour when he was a teenager. But a Prince’s Trust loan was all it took to get him out of it.
Seven-year high for GCSE results
11:17am Thursday 21st August 2008
As anxious students ripped open their GCSE exam results today, the borough was celebrating success across the board.
Plans to move civic centre approved
10:16am Thursday 21st August 2008
Plans to relocate the civic centre took a step forward after councillors gave the seal of approval.
Pensioner killed in head-on collision
9:43am Thursday 21st August 2008
A pensioner from Haringey has died in a car crash in Cambridge.
No place in society for young men, says Lammy
12:28pm Tuesday 19th August 2008
Violence among young men is men is about gender not race, the MP for Tottenham has said.
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Faith schools accused on employment
Updated 6:07am Saturday 30th August 2008
The Government is being urged to reform faith schools to ensure they cannot discriminate against pupils and teachers on religious grounds.
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A lot on at Muswell Hill allotments
Take a tour around the allotments, watch gardeners compete for prizes and buy fresh produce, home-made jams and chutneys, cakes and tea at the Muswell Hill Golf Course Allotment Opening.
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