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- Enfield wins £1.5m for active travel and quieter neighbourhood schemes
- School Streets and LTNs are good for children! "A school in Enfield which was designated a School Street, and then became part of a wider LTN, saw the proportion of children traveling to school by...
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- Year-on-year increase in cycle lanes usage
- 9000 trips is impressive in a month of dark nights and poor weather, and a big increase over previous years. And numbers will increase as more low traffic neighbourhoods roll out - these give...
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- Year-on-year increase in cycle lanes usage
- So, basically, 6 people per hour in each direction. There is no way that has justified the millions spent and the inconvenience caused, as well as the danger to pedestrians and wheelchair users. The...
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- Year-on-year increase in cycle lanes usage
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- Rapid coronavirus testing now available at Southgate Library
- The has been updated to include Southgate Library (as reported above), John Wilkes House in High Street, Ponders End, and Green Towers Community Centre in Plevna Road, Edmonton.
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- Young climate activists quizz Enfield North MP on Edmonton incinerator
- For incinerator related issues linked to post #5842 plus more, submissions from both Extinction Rebellion and Stop the Edmonton Incinerator, as well as those from all other consultees to the latest...
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- Young climate activists quizz Enfield North MP on Edmonton incinerator
- https://greenworld.org.uk/article/government-action-efw-plants-too-little-too-late New incinerators threaten to add up to 10 million tonnes of carbon dioxide equivalent emissions per year in the UK...
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- Enfield wins £1.5m for active travel and quieter neighbourhood schemes
- Such good news. Recent events and the climate crisis mean an increased focus on enjoying and supporting our local communities. My local area now reaches further than before simply because I can get...
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- Enfield wins £1.5m for active travel and quieter neighbourhood schemes
- Lots of good news here - in particular that communities in the east of the Borough will soon be enjoying the benefits of low traffic neighbourhoods and more cycling infrastructure. Great the momentum...
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- Enfield wins £1.5m for active travel and quieter neighbourhood schemes
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- London's Budget
- As it's inevitably better to try and steer policy direction before it is set than rebel afterwards, there is a chance to comment on the London budget 2021/22. Earlier consultations have apparently...
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- Campaign launched to defend the historic heart of Enfield Town
- Writing in Enfield Dispatch, James Cracknell quotes MPs Bambos Charalambous (Enfield Southgate) and Feryal Clark (Enfield North) as opposing the proposed construction of a 26-storey tower block as...
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- Will low-traffic neighbourhoods reduce net pollution?
- I don’t believe I can add significantly to my earlier comments other than perhaps suggesting not getting too focused on one simple scenario of one strand of what is an immensely complex system. One...
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- Will low-traffic neighbourhoods reduce net pollution?
- You seem to be drawing this debate to a conclusion. To be clear the assumptions made by me were the pro LTN best case scenario for the claims of reducing short journey traffic. Every assumption made...
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- Rapid coronavirus testing now available at Southgate Library
- There is now a rapid coronavirus testing station at Southgate Library High Street N14 6BP with 12 booths in operation for speed. Open 9am to 6pm (New Year's Day 10.30am to 6pm). No booking required,...