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The UK's 'best state school' in Barnet graded 'exceptional' in every area by Ofsted (opens the original)
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One of the UK's top grammar schools has just had a glowing report from inspectors who found it 'exceptional' in every area. Queen Elizabeth’s School in Barnet was named state secondary school of the year in the Sunday Times Parent Power Guide in February. The selective boys school which has 1,314 pupils aged 11-18 also ranks first in national state school league tables, which combine GCSE and A-level results and regularly tops lists of north London's best schools. This year the boys - who are wh
'Hampstead is a great fit for us' - New York-style bagel shop opens with a 'bash' (opens the original)
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A New York-style bagel shop has opened its latest restaurant in Hampstead with a "back to school bash". The Hampstead High Street venue is the fourth branch of It's Bagels, which was founded by fashion photographer Dan Martensen. To celebrate, the shop hosted a "back to school bash" for the community last week with free bagels, drinks, school supplies and a children's entertainer. The back to school bash handed out free food and drink and school supplies. (Image: Tess Lister) The shop officially
'Legendary' north London music pub seeks new landlord to build on legacy (opens the original)
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A legendary London music pub where some of rock's biggest names have played is looking for its next landlord. The Hope & Anchor in Islington, where acts including Dire Straits, The Clash, Madness, and U2 performed early gigs, has been put up for tenancy by pub company Greene King. It was built in 1880, but back in the 1970s the Upper Street pub became "ground zero" for emerging punk and new wave bands who would play to a crowd of up to 200 in the sweaty basement. The Clash, U2, Madness and Dire
The Hampstead life of 'remarkable' broadcasting legend Dame Esther Rantzen (opens the original)
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Dame Esther Rantzen - who spent most of her life in Hampstead - has died at the age of 86. Over a decades-long career the broadcaster campaigned on multiple issues - which led to her founding both children's charity Childline, and a helpline for the elderly Silverline. But following her diagnosis of terminal lung cancer in 2023 she did not live to see her final cause come to fruition - to see the assisted dying bill passed into law. Dame Esther is perhaps best known for her programme That's Life
Cult bakery famed for doorstep sarnies to open on 'one of world's coolest streets' (opens the original)
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A celebrated bakery which serves up sourdough, doorstep sarnies and social mission is opening a third site in north London. The Dusty Knuckle started out in a shipping container in a Dalston car park in 2014. Co-founders Max Tobias, Rebecca Oliver, and Daisy Terry then moved into a permanent site in 2018 around the back of the Arcola Theatre. One of the sandwiches at The Dusty Knuckle, which is based in a shipping container in Dalston and has a second branch in Haringey. (Image: Milly Kenny-Ryde
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