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I'd fully expect the Council to be regularly updating their Strategic Flood Risk Assessment particularly if they continue to plan for a New Town (or e Development Corporation does, should that be the route the Mayor and the Government tske[…]
Read more...In view of the continuing dangerously hot weather, the Summer Picnic in Broomfield Community Orchard has been postponed. A new date will be announced when decided.
Read more...Hi, I downloaded the 2021 flood risk assessment document PDF referred to in the article above but cannot see the maps listed on p88. They seem to have disappeared off the side of the page. However I do have a[…]
Read more...I was hoping that the right eyes will see this and be able to follow up. for reference I have written to whom I think are the relevant MP's and then needed to write a follow up letter as I[…]
Read more...Excellent. I assume that the Enfield Society have seen all this.
Read more...This is a long one. I have been using ai to help with my research and this is the summary of what I have found. Crews Hill and Chase Park: Why This "New Town" Is a Flood Risk We Cannot[…]
Read more...My name is Shakira Ortiz, and I’m the Vice Chair of the Meridian Water Homeowners Association, a residents' association that was created to amplify the voices of the development’s residents who have managed to fall through the cracks when it[…]
Read more...Only a couple of months into this administration, and already so many dim-witted decisions. I'm dismayed that they are seeking to remove cycle hangars in the name of traffic management and road safety, given that (a) the space currently occupied[…]
Read more...Further advice, this time from the BBC: Six ways to keep your home and yourself cool in hot weather
Read more...Dance like no one watching 😊💚❤️💕🙌🏽As summer approaches, get moving and make friends.July 22 2026.Doors open 6.15pm for a 6.30pm start.Sessions led by Gauri Mahendran.To enrol, email This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view[…]
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Read more...The green belt/housing issue is essentially all about space, an ever-rarer commodity in our cities. The lead motion for next weeks Council meeting (1 July) essentially is seeking to free up some space by removing some, or even all, cycle[…]
Read more...[Original article] Advice on what to do your keep indoor temperatures tolerable and safe during a heatwave such as the one we're currently enduring. Some invaluable advice from the charity My Zero Carbon.
Read more...Richard, Hi, I broadly agree with you on many of the points and I did consider going, as you correctly say, it is good to meet others involved in the objections to the gaming centre. Unfortunately, the timing wasn't good[…]
Read more...Local MP Bambos Charalambous was at the protest meeting at the Green Lanes/Melbourne Avenue junction on Thursday and posted a report on the meeting on this latest weekly update - see below. The deadline for submitting an objection to Enfield[…]
Read more...Neil, It's a shame you didn't join us last evening. You would have seen around seventy residents of Melbourne Avenue and adjacent streets meeting together with our elected representatives to voice our concerns about the proposed gambling den on our[…]
Read more...Zooming out from this, the latest London Plan is due to be released for consultation next month. Apparently, it identifies 880,000 new homes being needed. Ten green belt areas, including Crews Hill, will be released for housing, there not being[…]
Read more...After finding out the date for objections to the establishment of another 'gaming' venue on Green Lanes (funny how they never use the word gambling) I sent my comments to the council. I also sent the same email to the[…]
Read more...Neighbours from Melbourne Avenue and surrounding streets will be joined by MP Bambos Charalambous and Bowes Councillor Alex Diner at 5:30 on Thursday June 18th, in a show of strength against plans to open a new gambling centre on Green[…]
Read more...The “full review” of LTN’s is a good thing - if it captures beneficial traffic matters plus the many linked issues, e.g. women, disabled and aged who now walk in the carriageways for safety and comfort. In these cash strapped[…]
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