It is extraordinary how far they got with the planning before realising it wasn't possible. It is the same situation with Winchmore Hill Station and several more stations further up the line but they haven't wasted any resources on proposals[…]
Read more...Thanks for this response – albeit, disappointing news. Based on my experience of asking receiving information from Network Rail (or, e.g., local councils), I think your reading is probably right. They are unlikely to say, simply, we've ditched it.
Read more...Look at the history of this. It's not going to happen.
Read more...I chased up Network rail earlier this month out of curiosity given the project seems to be the most complex engineering project in history given progress. The update wasn't good news: 'I am sorry I am unable to provide you[…]
Read more...Agree, minimum 3 per hour off-peak, ideally back to pre-Covid's 4, and a dream result of the once-claimed objective of 6. Separately, I remain baffled by TfL's refusal to include our train line, and several equivalents, on their transport in[…]
Read more...I have been using the line regularly since I moved to the area in 2014 and it is a very useful route. Initially, I was commuting to work most days but since the pandemic have worked from home and use[…]
Read more...Thanks, Basil, for this comprehensive and, dare I say, slightly optimistic overview/answer.
Read more...Straightforward questions, but no straightforward answers. I'll do my best to introduce Julius and other recent arrivals about the recent troubled history of our trains services, but I'm sure others will have things to add. First, my brief answers to[…]
Read more...I think it is interesting that this post doesn't say why we got to this situation of needing the survey in the first place. It is a bit of an 'elephant in the room' and understand fully why this has[…]
Read more...What happened to this proposal?
Read more...Thanks for sharing the following story in PG Community Newsletter: . I'm new to Palmers Green and likely to use the train from its station regularly. To me, it seems like good news that trains stopping at our station will be[…]
Read more...[Original article] Article not displaying properly? Click here The Southgate Ward Safer Neighbourhood Team, together with the council's Journeys and Places Team and the Met Police, are running an event on 14th March to find out women's feelings about their[…]
Read more...Nice report on the Enfield Dispatch website from this afternoon's dedication of Barney's Bridge: Beloved cat immortalised as ‘Barney’s Bridge’ unveiled in Enfield Town Believe it or not, the previous story posted to the Dispatch website was about a dog![…]
Read more...[Original article] Article not displaying properly? Click here When I set up the subject tags for this website, there was one that never crossed my mind - "Local pets". However, my subject today is a cat. As I'm expecting this[…]
Read more...Tuesday 25th February was the date of the appeal against our council refusing planning permission for the change of use of the previous Lloyds Bank site to an Adult Gaming Centre (AGC). The history is well documented on the PGC[…]
Read more...There's more about the revised library closure plans on the Enfield Dispatch website.
Read more...[Original article] Article not displaying properly? Click here A revised draft of the Enfield Council Library Strategy has seen only one library removed from the list of proposed cuts. Winchmore Hill, Southgate and Bowes Road are still faced with closure,[…]
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For five years since the current Enfield council administration, our borough has become a dirty shadow of its former self. It is filthy.
Waste services and street cleaning departments need to be put into special measures, as indeed do the council.
Our roads remain unswept, regular fly tips uncollected and environmental criminals unprosecuted.
The council website claims every street has its own cleaner - but they are not seen; streets remain unswept for weeks, months and sometimes years.
We pay extortionate council tax rates, due to rise by nearly five per cent - yet do not receive the basic service of a clean street to walk on. It is impacting increasingly on the well being of residents and wildlife is dying in litter filled canals and local green spaces infused with uncollected waste.
Please urge Enfield council to provide us with the basic service of regular street cleaning, fly tip removal and pro active responses to fly tippers who have blighted our borough.
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