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14 May It comes as Enfield Council struggles to find local placements in the borough
14 May It comes after Transport for London agreed to stump up a further £3.65m to support the council-led project
14 May Greater Anglia and C2C will begin operating under the same leadership structure
13 May A man has admitted several charges following the violent hate crime incident in Southbury Road on Saturday
12 May Newly-elected councillors from the Conservatives, Greens and Labour will enter formal discussions on how a new administration will be formed after no single party won a majority at last week's election
12 May Helen Oliver, chief executive of Age UK Enfield, explains more about the difference The Mabel Churn Centre is making locally
12 May Dylan Ossei subjected three Jewish people to a "terrifying ordeal" in Southbury Road in the early hours of Saturday
12 May The Fureys' former manager Michael McDonagh was among those in attendance for the farewell tour
11 May Plot Potatoes is a relaxed and informal writing group open to people of all ages and experience levels
11 May A new book explores the impact Alzheimer's disease had on a husband and wife from Enfield
10 May Three Jewish people were assaulted in Southbury Road in the early hours of Saturday
10 May An imitation elephant will be among the attractions at Palace Gardens Shopping Centre during half-term
9 May Neil Littman visits a newly refurbished and reopened The Woodman
8 May As Enfield Labour loses power after 16 years, James Cracknell reports on a tumultuous local election count
8 May Get the latest news as it arrives from the count with 63 councillors due to be elected to Enfield Council by the end of Friday (8th)
7 May The six local organisations received around £10,000 each from a London charity and will now launch a forum supporting people in temporary housing
7 May The cause of Saturday's fire in Crews Hill is still being investigated
7 May Registered voters have until 10pm this evening to vote for the people they'd like to represent them at Enfield Civic Centre
6 May However the Conservative Party leader admitted to the Dispatch she was completely unaware of the 21,000-home 'new town' being planned by the government for the area
6 May New research finds a third of 18 to 30-year-olds expect to leave London within the next two years
5 May Better Homes for Enfield suggests certain details might be being withheld because of the local election
5 May Petition presented in House of Commons calls for greater powers to be given to local councils to tackle the issue
5 May The Lincoln is set to be demolished and replaced with a five-storey block of 23 flats that includes a new pub on the ground floor
5 May The former branch of NatWest in Angel Edmonton has sat empty for two years but could soon become a residential premises with eight flats
4 May Jim Wasswa and Ruben Cabral speak to Courtney Brown, CEO of Father2Father and community leader, about the lack of support for black men and mental health
3 May The Royal National Institute of Blind People says a new device to help residents cast their vote will be available to use at local polling stations this week
2 May Twelve fire engines and around 80 firefighters responded to the blaze
2 May David Williamson from Talkies Community Cinema on how a new awards programme offers a platform for filmmakers to showcase their work
1 May Under-16s side from Ponders End won five rounds of matches before being told they would be kicked out of tournament less than two weeks before finals weekend
1 May Concerns were raised by police and councillors over the impact of the new venue
1 May It comes as another café reopens in Town Park after being closed for almost three years
1 May A series of free workshops and performances will take place at a new pocket park near the station
1 May More than a third of housing stock in London is leasehold, with owners liable to pay service charges imposed by freeholders
1 May In our sixth and final interview ahead of the local election, Enfield Lib Dems chair Tim Martin tell James Cracknell the party will not take people’s vote for granted
30 April Mustafa Cetinkaya is now standing for re-election as an independent candidate after being deselected by the Labour Party
30 April In our fifth interview ahead of the local election, Green candidate Katie Knight discusses the party could spring a surprise in Enfield
29 April The building at Enfield Lock Station has remained unused for several years
29 April Residents of eight boroughs were offered 50% off the cost of an electrical repair at the point of sale with 1,200 vouchers issued in total
29 April In our fourth interview ahead of the local election, Reform UK's Enfield branch chair Stephen Bird tells James Cracknell they have got their own “Doge team” to slash council spending
28 April Enfield's rate of 21.4% is the highest in London and continues to rise
28 April In our third interview ahead of the local election, Khalid Sadur says Enfield Community Independents are pushing hard to win in Edmonton
27 April In our second interview ahead of the local election, Conservative group leader Alessandro Georgiou speaks about his plans for the council should the party win power
26 April In our first interview ahead of the local election, council leader Ergin Erbil speaks about his hopes of Enfield Labour winning a fifth term
25 April Enfield Town FC boss announced he would be standing down following club’s relegation from National League South
24 April Concerns around a proposed high-rise development in the area were central to the debate
24 April Enfield Methodist Circuit ditched the site two years ago and subsequently sold it to an operator of children's nurseries
23 April Met Police only force in country where the percentage of shoplifting cases resulting in a charge is lower than 10%
22 April The government announced last month that Crews Hill and Chase Park was one of its seven shortlisted 'new towns' but residents say there is no evidence to justify the plan
22 April Marcus Kitchen and Bar picked up two 'highly commended' prizes at the UK Italian Awards
22 April Polling suggests the two parties could end up winning control of some borough councils at the local elections taking place on Thursday, 7th May
22 April A Reform UK candidate has criticised the decision to cancel the planned hustings at Winchmore School with just one day's notice
21 April The event marks the start of a new regular market with a broader 'Urban Farmer Village' programme set to launch later this year
21 April Metropolitan Thames Valley Housing wants to provide 14 additional flats for social rent on the site
21 April EV expert and Enfield resident Stephen Lloyd-Jones explains how residents can plug in and charge up locally
21 April The programme aims to either repair or recycle broken electrical items
20 April The incident happened during the morning rush hour at Bowes Park Station
19 April Enfield man's gold-medal winning success celebrated
18 April Laurence Banks and Emma Iliffe on the formation of a new network for deaf people in the borough
17 April Council leader Ergin Erbil has welcomed news that 71% more PCNs for illegal parking were issued in 2025/26 compared to the previous year
17 April Residents had reported a "strong plastic burning smell" emanating from the area
16 April The late-night youth clubs are set to offer activities, support, mentorship and food, with the intention of giving young Londoners “somewhere safe to go”
16 April Domestic abuse charity Family Based Solutions is hosting a unique fundraising event this weekend
16 April Recent polling showed 43% of cyclists in the capital still don’t feel safe despite the city’s cycling revolution in recent years
15 April In what is shaping up to be an unprecedented election, candidate lists for all 25 wards have now been officially published
15 April Three people in total, all from Enfield borough, have been charged with the murder of 21-year-old Finbar Sullivan at the popular London tourist spot
15 April The summer festival at Forty Hall Farm faces ongoing "economic pressures and technical challenges"
15 April Enfield Town FC announced last night that Gavin Macpherson had handed in his resignation following the club's relegation
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29 Apr 2026 As next month's elections to Enfield Council draw nearer, groups opposed to proposals to create a “new town” on a large tract of the borough's Green Belt are calling on voters to write to the prime minister and to bear the new town project in mind at the ballot box. Action for Enfield's Future says that around a thousand people[…]
23 Apr 2026 I was both shocked and saddened to hear of Richard Purver's death. Richard was a kind and gentle man, who I often met by chance in Broomfield Park over coffee and chats about local history. He, and his research, will be missed. His latest article, on the background to the Broomfield Park Coronation Gates reveals much fascinating detail. This can[…]
19 Apr 2026 At last weekend's “day of action” in Crews Hill a letter to the prime minister was signed by more than a thousand visitors to the events organised by groups opposed to construction of a “new town” in the north west of Enfield borough. The campaigners will be back seeking further signatures on Saturday, when Enfield RoadWatch will have a stall[…]
19 Apr 2026 [Original article] Article not displaying properly? Click here Southgate District Civic Voice have reported the unexpected death of Richard Purver and published an obituary of Stanley Rondeau. Richard Purver The April edition of the SDCV newsletter, sent out to members this week, includes a brief item about the death of Richard Purver, a Palmers Green resident who had been a[…]
15 Apr 2026 The April update from Palmers Greeen Safer Neighbourhood Team is now online. It includes information about an operation carried out in conjunction with council officers and parking enforcement officers on 5th March in response to various concerns, including 'inappropriate sexualised behaviours of males outside cafes towards passing females'.
10 Apr 2026 The fourth annual Enfield Community Art Exhibition will run from 30th May to 13th June at the Dugdale Arts Centre and Museum of Enfield. On the weekend of 6th and 7th June it will pay a visit to Palmers Green's Devonshire Square. If you're interested in having your work included in the exhibition, the deadline for applying is 28th April.
8 Apr 2026 In an article published on their website this week, Better Homes Enfield write that, unlike other councils that submitted bids to the government for new town projects, Enfield Council has so far refused to publish its submission or provide it to the London Assembly Planning and Regeneration Committee.
7 Apr 2026 Palmers Green Action Team promise that the first market of 2026 in Devonshire Square - the Spring Awakening - will be a 'vibrant event bringing together an exciting mix of local traders, makers and food vendors – the perfect way to welcome spring and support independent businesses on your doorstep.' It will be first time that the Action Team have[…]
1 Apr 2026 Later this month, local environmental defence groups are joining forces to invite the borough's residents to tour some of the treasured Enfield landscapes that are under threat from proposals for a 'new town' and from Tottenham Hotspur's plan to build a training centre part of a former golf course turned ecological treasure trove.
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Wednesday 6 May until Monday 22 June
Ruth Winston Centre Wellness Month
Saturday 16 May
Southgate Celebrates: Arts & Creativity Day in the Pocket Park
Saturday 16 May
Drop in and find out about the latest plans for Broomfield House and Park
Sunday 17 May
Southgate Celebrates: Music & Fitness Day in the Pocket Park
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The Southgate Sessions: Choir of Christ Church Southgate Rome tour preview concert
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Enfield Climate Action Forum: Community resilience and the water crisis
Sunday 31 May
London Rivers Week at Firs Farm Wetlands
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Wildstock 2026
Friday 15 May
St Harmonica's Blues Club: BB Blues Band + Two Man Job
Saturday 16 May
North London Organic Gardeners spring plant sale
Saturday 16 May
Women and girls 7-a-side football tournament
Wednesday 20 May
Cuppa with a Copper (Palmers Green ward)
Saturday 23 May
Talkies Community Cinema: Talkies Short Film Awards 2026
Sunday 24 May
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Monday 25 May
Game On: Open day at Bounds Green Bowls and Tennis Club
Wednesday 27 May
Drama in the Woods presents Wolf Boy
Wednesday 27 May
Jazz at Obie's: The Music of Charles Mingus
Thursday 28 May
Film: Censoring Palestine
Friday 29 May
Shakespeare's Globe at Forty Hall: Hamlet family workshop (ages 5-8)
Friday 29 May
Shakespeare's Globe at Forty Hall: Hamlet family workshop (ages 9-11)
Friday 29 May
Barn Dance at Ruth Winston Centre
Saturday 30 May
Open garden and Love the Earth Day celebration at Winchmore Hill Meeting House
Saturday 13 June
Music from the Black Barn: Beer, Blues and BBQ
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