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- Adding a splash of colour
- The Palmers Green crossing has now been installed, outside the Fox in Green Lanes. It was designed by Patrick Samuel. Information about Patrick and his design from the : Patrick Samuel has named...
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- Commmunity clean-up on Bridge Drive
- Volunteers survey the results of their hard work during the Palmers Green Action Team community cleanup on Saturday morning. Why do people expect others to clear up their mess? Do they just drop...
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- Road signs go walkies
- I think Bill's misinterpreted what I wrote. The driver going at 40mph was going in the wrong direction, so particularly dangerous. My observation of our street (Park Avenue) is that traffic probably...
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- Road signs go walkies
- Living in one of these roads, I am one of a number of local residents who are supportive of the one way systems becoming permanent. Road rage from drivers trying to pass each other on roads that are...
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- Are FOBP destroying Broomfield Park?
- I am not a Friend of Broomfield Park (FoBP) but am aware of the considerable voluntary efforts undertaken across PG (and wider) by many, and not least FoBP and how that personal choice can be reversed...
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- Fox Lane low-traffic neighbourhood moves a step closer
- I don't think this is an issue to do with wealth. Your journey has the same importance as everybody else. The wealthy need emergency services to attend and bins emptied etc. I don't think it is...
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- Fox Lane low-traffic neighbourhood moves a step closer
- I live in the Fox Lane LTN. It is the most outrageously pompous scheme going. To suggest it's for the children is ridiculous. There are 2 huge parks easily accessible either side of Fox Lane....
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- Road signs go walkies
- I hope tht's not the final design for that bit of the LTN, as it appears to be an invitation to rat-runners - confirmed by Basil's observation - rather than a deterrent to them.
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- Fox Lane low-traffic neighbourhood moves a step closer
- Just wanted to add my opposition to this ridiculous scheme. The main problem I have with it is the fact that the (mostly wealthy) people living on the leafy Lakes estate are benefitting from quieter,...
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- Fox Lane low-traffic neighbourhood moves a step closer
- I did a survey of the main roads in the area of N21 and N13 this week during the rush hour and beyond to see the impact that the Fox Lane QN was having and also took supporting photos. I also...
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- Road signs go walkies
- I actually thought the one-way system was a good idea. I rarely drive down those roads but thought a long time ago that they should use the system further down Green Lanes just south of the A406 where...
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- Developers proposing 26-storey tower at the heart of a redeveloped Enfield Town shopping centre
- There's more about the proposed development on the . It seems that Palace Square (the green buildings on the drawing) will only replace Palace Gardens, the older of the two adjacent shopping...
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- Developers proposing 26-storey tower at the heart of a redeveloped Enfield Town shopping centre
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- Road signs go walkies
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- Fox Lane low-traffic neighbourhood moves a step closer
- Thanks for this. It conclusively proves that an average of circa 20 uses per hour , ie 10 in each direction, has not justified the huge expense and the inconvenience and potential danger caused...