For over two years now Fox Lane bridge has been plagued by an overnight food dumper, usually weekly, sometimes twice weekly. Bad on pretty much every dimension and sucking up not inconsiderable council resource to boot. This could be the[…]
Read more...To follow Neil’s posting, its exactly the impression given by press and social media, with its inevitable focus on sensationalism, which the research suggests has been a major factor in perception being out of step with actual crime levels. Stay[…]
Read more...Here's the Dispatch story that Karl referenced. Last orders for two more Enfield pubs. If it's true that some bar staff didn't know about the closure a couple of days ago, that doesn't strike me as good management. Though at[…]
Read more...I don't think I would have guessed that fall in crime from the constant stream of stories that appear in the local and national press or social media forums? Think it possible that it also has a lot to do[…]
Read more...Probably worth repeating this link to the story from January this year: www.pgweb.uk/planning-all-subjects/pg-town-centre-improvements/3822-new-town-centre-business-applies-for-3am-alcohol-licence
Read more...A dense fog of uncertainty seems to surround PG’s Wetherspoons: earlier this week I heard it had seen a reprise from its well publicised sale plan; by mid week two bar staff had told a friend it was to close[…]
Read more...The closing of the Alfred Herring along with over 30 other Wetherspoon pubs was announced quite a while ago with a new development proposed mainly upstairs. No closure timing was given back then. Also in Wanstead Wetherspoons announced the closure[…]
Read more...Bill Linton wrote (message 7135) : Someone who has been in there reports that the staff are unaware of a change of ownership, or an impending shutdown. They are surely legally entitled to more than 2 days notice. Are you[…]
Read more...Apologies to readers who may have encountered a broken link to the design concept document in yesterday's article about redesigning Devonshire Square . The link was correct when I wrote the article, but since then Journeys and Places have replaced[…]
Read more...Someone who has been in there reports that the staff are unaware of a change of ownership, or an impending shutdown. They are surely legally entitled to more than 2 days notice. Are you sure of your facts, Basil?
Read more...This is one of the better Wetherspoon pubs. At the end of the day, price matters. The other pubs in the area are rubbing their hands.
Read more...Karl Brown wrote (message 7131) : ...it does seem that violence, burglary and vehicle related theft have indeed fallen, gradually, off a cliff... How do you fall down a cliff gradually? Sounds more like it's rolled a long way[…]
Read more...They say all good things come to an end. No doubt opinions are divided as to whether the large Wetherspoons pub in the centre of PG's high street is a good thing or not, but it's now clear that it[…]
Read more...[Original article] Article not displaying properly? Click herePalmers Green residents are being invited by Enfield Council's Journeys and Places team to provide feedback on the newly published concept for a permanent redesign of Devonshire Square. In addition to an online[…]
Read more...I’m now taking more interest in policing and crime articles, so this recent headline really struck me. Surely not I thought. I know stats can be dodgy. My first introduction to that was many years since when attending the inaugural[…]
Read more...Where to start.... well for hypocrisy shall we point out despite the purported clamour for brownfield development not green belt (conflating greenfield in the process) when anyone has proposed brownfield development these same societies and so called civic groups funnily[…]
Read more...Darren Edgar wrote (message 7128) : NIMBYs unite!!! The hypocrisy is laughable. The level of misinformation borderline malignant. Blunderbuss comments like this don't contribute to the debate. Give examples of hypocrisy. What parts of the statement are "misinformation"?
Read more...NIMBYs unite!!! The hypocrisy is laughable. The level of misinformation borderline malignant.
Read more...Enfield Society and Enfield Roadwatch seem to have got their act together better than the council who organised a series of consultation meetings to discuss the Local Plan. I attended the one at Enfield Library on Tuesday April 30 and[…]
Read more...[Original article] Article not displaying properly? Click here As the deadline for submitting objections to the draft Enfield Local Plan approaches, the Enfield Society and Enfield RoadWatch have issued a jointly published leaflet, with the text shown below. Enfield's Green[…]
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On Wednesday the community website Love Your Doorstep (LYDS) invited Councillor Chris Bond to record an interview about Cycle Enfield/Mini Holland for later transmission on the locally based internet radio station Radio JJ.
Emma Rigby, the brains behind LYDS, used questions provided by her readers.
The recording will be streamed by Radio JJ this Sunday (22nd February) at 8pm. To listen to it, visit radiojj.co.uk/lyds.
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