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Enfield Council has produced a series of short videos with advice for parents with a child who has challenging behaviour. The videos are hosted on the Enfield Libraries Facebook page.
Are you a woman in London thinking about starting a business? Enterprise Enfield have extended the deadline for applying for the next Inspiring Women Start Up Programme. You can apply up to 10am on Tuesday 26th January and the programme begins on 3rd February.
Are you a person of 'mature years' who's missing meeting people - perhaps because you're shielding? Is conversation and human interaction lacking from your life? A new project from Chickenshed could plug the hole in your life and create intergenerational friendships.
Local community interest company (CIC) Cooking Champions are offering another menu for home delivery or takeaway, and this time the theme is Middle Eastern. All profits go towards funding the various community food projects that Cooking Champions are involved in. Since the pandemic arrived, Cooking Champions have provided thousands of hot meals for people who need them.
An article by Better Streets for Enfield presenting data showing that low-traffic neighbourhoods reduce road danger, allow more people to cycle, reduce car ownership, are not socially unjust and do not hinder emergency vehicles.
The next items of street art being created for PG under commission from the Palmers Green Action Team are taking a while... But that's hardly surprising, as they're a set of mosaics which will adorn Palmers Green Station and are being put together one little piece at a time.
Enfield Council is consulting on the idea of a permit parking scheme (or Controlled Parking Zone) for the Cedars Road area of Winchmore Hill. The consultation is open to people living in Cedars Road and Highfield Road, as well as others who feel they may be impacted by the proposals. The deadline for responding is 22nd January.
Enfield Council has launched a crowdfunding appeal on Spacehive to raise money for home starter kits for homeless people who have been found somewhere to live by the council.
The Ruth Winston Centre's familiar building in Green Lanes has been closed to members since March, but RWC continues to provide for its members. Like, it seems, almost all organisations, it has moved online and is using Zoom to run its classes - exercise, arts and crafts, dance, music, games and much more. Below, Centre manager Elizabeth Thoree updates readers on how this Palmers Green institution and its members have been copying with the Covid-19 pandemic.
Enfield Council has released the latest figures for the number of bikes passing Palmers Green Triangle in either direction. Compared with December 2019 usage average weekday usage was up by a half and average weekend usage doubled.
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GlobalNet21 & Enfield Voices video interviews
20 January 2021
Story Telling & Ourselves. What Do They Tell Us?
16 January 2021
How my relatives taught me resilience and strength to deal successfully with adversity.
11 January 2021
EnCaf Youth Interviews Bambos Charalambous MP
6 January 2021
The Psychology Of Climate Change
18 December 2020
Harnessing Creativity To Effect Change
16 December 2020
Local Author Mark Quinn Talks About His Novel Europejski
12 December 2020
The Digital Age & Older People
9 December 2020
EnCaf Youth Interviews Feryal Clark MP
3 December 2020
A Better Vision For Enfield Housing
1 December 2020
Communication across borders and leadership in a VUCA world
30 November 2020
Taking Part In EnCaf To Address Climate Change
29 November 2020
Kate Osamor MP & How She Became Concerned About Climate Change
27 November 2020
EnCaf Youth Interviews Kate Osamor MP
24 November 2020
Supporting The Elderly In A Time Of Crisis
