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- Green Lanes traders biting the hands that feed them!
- Not the first time this group have alienated local customers. Calling Lakes residents snobs etc.
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- Green Lanes traders biting the hands that feed them!
- It beggars belief - why would local businesses, want to deter people from visiting them by bus? Surely they need all the help they can get in a recession.
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- Green Lanes traders biting the hands that feed them!
- Searching (in vain) for some information about tomorrow's Christmas lights event, I came across this on the Green Lanes Business Association website, which goes under the name Love Palmers Green....
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- High Court judge dismisses legal challenges to Fox Lane LTN
- Congestion is absolutely an issue, but it would be wrong to view it as other than a very longstanding problem affecting numerous areas. Locally we are not some unique outlier. The opposite,...
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- High Court judge dismisses legal challenges to Fox Lane LTN
- It was always the case that the judge could not rule on the benefits of the scheme versus the negative impacts as he could never overrule elected officials on their decision. It was always a case that...
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- High Court judge dismisses legal challenges to Fox Lane LTN
- Great news - hopefully the Council will now kick on by ending high traffic neighbourhoods throughout the borough. Every area in Enfield should benefit from the treatment given to the Fox Lane and Bowes areas.
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- Putting a plaza in place
- I guess the Council can only answer if asked and suggest emailing emailProtector.addCloakedMailto("ep_8ce3ac2d", 0); and if you're not happy with response then talk to one of your councillors (who were elected to...
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- High Court judge dismisses legal challenges to Fox Lane LTN
- Brutal dismissal. Some people should be hanging their heads in shame (and putting their hands deeply in their pockets for cajoling Sophia in to being the named claimant now with a costs exposure)....
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- Council leader approves LTN changes, but court decision still awaited
- The overview and scrutiny committee will be debating the call-in of the leader's decision re the Fox Lane and Bowes LTNs on Thursday 24th November at 7pm.
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- High Court judge dismisses legal challenges to Fox Lane LTN
- Thanks, consolidating a very good, easy to follow set of articles. If I was to add any weight it would be to mention that in the round determining bodies will also be cognisant of policies, strategies...
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- High Court judge dismisses legal challenges to Fox Lane LTN
- What to make of the judgement? First, that the law is applied using common sense rather than strictly "legalistically". While Enfield Council clearly failed to follow all the procedures properly, the...
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- High Court judge dismisses legal challenges to Fox Lane LTN
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- LTN - is there an alternative?
- Interesting motion to next Wednesday’s Council meeting (16/11/22), copied below. It highlights traffic (velocity) linked problems in Grange Park where impacted residents seek other than an LTN...
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- Putting a plaza in place
- Can I try and sweep up a few strands up here. If there’s a wish to ask the Council something, approach your councilor. That’s their role. Who and where to sit? Well, the UK doesn’t do, “you...
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- Putting a plaza in place
- Maybe because nobody else is making such a big issue of this, Ann? Go ask yourself if it is important to you. You obviously have a direct line in to someone given your earlier post re the parklet...