News, whats on listings and discussions for Palmers Green and surrounding areas
News, whats on listings and discussions for Palmers Green and surrounding areas
Various times
Nightingale Cancer Centre Bereavement Group meeting
10.00am - 3.00pm
All-ability cycling hub for adults
10.30am - 12.30pm
Foodbank at Southgate Mosque - no referral needed
11.00am - 3.00pm
Palmers Greenery Community Café open
10.00am - 11.30am
Weekly Knit & Natter
10.00am - 12.00pm
Winchmore Folk Dance Club
11.00am - 3.00pm
Palmers Greenery Community Café open
4.00pm - 5.30pm
Portraits of Black History workshop at PG Library (for ages 12 and above)
6.30pm - 8.00pm
Monthly Menopause Meetup
7.30pm
ELODS present Sister Act
Continues until Saturday 19 October
10.00am - 5.00pm
Palmers Greenery Community Café open
10.45am - 11.45am
Active Enfield free weekly walk in Broomfield Park
2.30pm - 4.30pm
Broomfield Conservatory open
6.00pm - 7.00pm, 7.00pm - 8.00pm
Soft Yoga
7.00pm - 9.00pm
Weekly stitch and knit social
7.30pm
ELODS present Sister Act
Continues until Saturday 19 October
10.00am - 2.00pm
Enfield Recruitment Day
11.00am - 3.00pm
Palmers Greenery Community Café open
1.00pm
Free presentation: Understanding neck and shoulder pain
1.30pm - 3.00pm
New River Shanty Crew: folk songs and shanties for all abilities
6.30pm - 8.00pm
Showcase & Sell: Opportunities for designer makers and local producers
7.30pm
ELODS present Sister Act
Continues until Saturday 19 October
11.30am - 12.30pm
Monthly art lecture at Southgate Beaumont Care Community
1.00pm - 1.45pm
Top-up Truck calling at Devonshire Square
7.30pm
Bounds Green Cinema Club: Kinky Boots
7.30pm
ELODS present Sister Act
Continues until Saturday 19 October
7.30pm
Theatre/Dance: Journal of 7
Continues until Saturday 19 October
Various times
Broomfield Park Active Club run/walk + café catch-up
10.00am - 5.00pm
Palmers Greenery Community Café open
12.30pm - 1.30pm
Free inclusive tennis for teens and adults
2.30pm - 4.00pm
Portraits of Black History workshop at PG Library (for ages 5 - 12 years)
2.30pm, 7.30pm
ELODS present Sister Act
6.30pm
All that Glitters Quiz Night at the Ruth Winston Community Centre
10.00am
Broomfield Park Active Club: Girls Run Club
11.00am - 3.00pm
Palmers Greenery Community Café open
2.00pm - 4.00pm
Broomfield Community Orchard open
2.00pm
Autumn Baroque Concert: Haunted Landscapes
2.30pm - 4.30pm
Broomfield Conservatory open
25 July until 11 January 2025
Exhibition: Enfield's Forgotten Island
27 September until 2 November
Black History Month at the Dugdale Arts Centre
28 September until 18 October
Black History Month: Exhibition - The Empire needs Men
1 October until 27 October
Exhibition of photography by Pete Abernethy
20 October until 31 October
Black History Month: Exhibition - The Empire needs Men
11 November until 17 November
Tottenham Literature Festival
Tuesday 22 October
Black History Month: Free film at PG Library
Wednesday 23 October
United for All Seasons
Wednesday 23 October
Workshop for makers: Selling your work
Thursday 24 October
Film: Romeo N Juliet 4EVA
Saturday 26 October
Hallows Eve event in Arnos Park
Saturday 26 October
Palmers Green Library Art Fair
Saturday 26 October
Southgate District Civic Voice open meeting: Illuminating Art - From Lampshades to Landmarks, a Designer's Journey
Sunday 27 October
Bowes Park Folk Club presents Alden & Patterson
Wednesday 30 October until Friday 1 November
After Dark at the Castle
Saturday 2 November
The Walker Ground Fireworks Display
Sunday 3 November
March for Clean Water
Tuesday 5 November
Meeting of the Enfield Transport Circle
Wednesday 6 November
North London Organic Gardeners: Organic beekeeping and other pollinating insects
Thursday 7 November
Talkies Community Cinema: Joyland
Saturday 9 November
Music from the Black Barn: Allergy
10 Oct 2024 The highly recommended Ian Visits website has a write-up of the new artworks at Enfield Chase station and some photographs, from one of which it's clear quite how big Kremena Dimitrova's mural is. As I said before, it has a tremendous amount of detail which you can study when your train's been cancelled.
10 Oct 2024 The Enfield school site is (was?) in the Local Plan as yielding 133 new homes 5-10 years out. If finance is indeed driving this change of direction, that may give some ball park for what can be expected locally. Its colocation with the Lodge Drive car park, another plan site, may be significant in what could be possible from decent[…]
10 Oct 2024 The reason is obvious! More shillings for Oakthorpe Road site.
9 Oct 2024 [Original article] Article not displaying properly? Click here A new document published as part of the process of drawing up the new Enfield Local Plan indicates that St Anne's school are proposing closing their site in Palmers Green so that it can be redeveloped for housing. The sixth form centre at St Anne's School in Oakthorpe Road was built only[…]
8 Oct 2024 The Pinkham Way/Pinkham Woods site is indeed included on the council's map, and quite appropriately shown as a wooded area. If you're not familiar with the fight that's been going on for more than a decade to preserve this nature reserve and stop it being turned into a waste processing site or some other kind of industrial site, you can[…]
8 Oct 2024 After a longer than normal delay due to police diary pressure around the Notting Hill Carnival and the summer riots, our newly named group met earlier this month. The SNT’s latest newsletter was published recently and is available on this site. It outlines core data, as well as giving detail of some crimes - useful to make you consider your[…]
8 Oct 2024 Originally slated for a huge waste processing site – some say an incinerator – huge campaign efforts over more than a decade have since resulted in significant barriers to any proposals coming forward to develop the Pinkham Way site for industrial use. That said, the most common question I think I have every received is, “where is Pinkham Way?”. Directly[…]
7 Oct 2024 Whose designs, created in a studio in Southgate, have been seen everywhere from cruise liners and theatres to national retailers and London Underground? You may have spotted her work in the Midland Grand Hotel, St Pancras, on stage at the Old Vic, the National Theatre or the O2, or you may even have one of her lighting designs in your[…]
7 Oct 2024 smart amendment. grenoble has suffered with backed up traffic for years, maybe even a decade, since the one way was put in. this will be a major step to rectify that. worth noting the traffic pre-dated the Bowes West LTN.
6 Oct 2024 [Original article] Article not displaying properly? Click here Enfield and Barnet councils have launched a joint project looking at the potential for improving the New Southgate area. The first phase is a public engagement aimed at finding out what the local community like about their area, what they don't like and their ideas for improvements. A map showing important locations[…]
30 Sep 2024 The Mums for Lungs campaign argues that controlled parking zones (CPZs) are good for children's health because by reducing traffic they protect developing lungs from exposure to air pollution from engines and tyres. The campaign urges parents to support CPZs near their homes and schools even if they themselves do not drive.
29 Sep 2024 [Original article] Article not displaying properly? Click here New artworks at Enfield Chase station drawing inspiration from local history were officially unveiled on 28th September. The artworks, which were co-created with local children and communities, comprise a "whimsical" mural by Kremena Dimitrova entitled The Charter of the Forest: There is a Magical Place for the Lure of History (shown above)[…]
26 Sep 2024 The design of the Bowes East Quieter Neighbourhood project has now been finalised and the statutory consultation phase is running from 25th September until 20th October. For full details of the proposals visit this page on the council's Journeys & Places website. The council is now planning to ban right turns out of Grenoble Gardens into Green Lanes during the[…]
25 Sep 2024 The Enfield Over 50s Forum has added its voice to the campaign against Enfield Council's proposals to close eight smaller libraries. It has launched a petition calling on the council to instead make use of community libraries to 'protect, serve and strengthen' the borough's neighbourhoods and communities.
24 Sep 2024 [Original article] Article not displaying properly? Click here Watch a 5-minute video by the Guardians of Whitewebbs, created by musician and producer Avid Beats, presenting a view about the plans for Whitewebbs which is very different from that presented by Tottenham Hotspur Football Club and Enfield Council. This video addresses the misleading claims made by Tottenham Hotspur Football Club and[…]
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Local heritage list review (Enfield Council 16/10/2024)
Bowes East Quieter Neighbourhood statutory consultation (Enfield Council 20/10/2024)
What is it like to live, work or visit in New Southgate? (Enfield Council 2/11/2024)
Draft Traveller Local Plan (Enfield Council 4/11/2024)
Library consultation - Draft library strategy (Enfield Council 14/11/2024)
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Residents invited to come up with ideas for improving New Southgate
School site in Palmers Green set to be earmarked for housing
New chair of body overseeing North London’s NHS primary care services named
Enfield Town restaurant named ‘best Italian in the south east’
Murdered MP’s daughter reflects on ‘lessons learned’ 40 years after Brighton bomb
Enfield’s leading martial arts hub
We need urgent help running Enfield Over 50s Forum
Bowes Park set to compete in ‘World Cup of Stations’
New deputy mayor for policing and crime at City Hall
Greengrocers say farewell to Enfield Market after four decades
Expansion of night tube to Thursdays ‘under review’
Khan urges Reeves to ‘give us some hope’ in October budget
Khan urges TfL not to ‘victim blame’ when accidents occur
Bambos Charalambous becomes second local MP to criticise council’s library closures plan
Hundreds sign petition calling for bridge to be named after Enfield’s ‘most famous cat’
Fireworks night returning to Town Park
Man convicted of killing Enfield teen
New Enfield volunteering website launches
Train driver criticised for failing to notice passenger’s trapped hand at Enfield Town Station
Policing operation on Edmonton estates deemed ‘a success’
Three defeats from three for Southgate as poor start continues
City Hall backs ‘Winter Warmers’ campaign supporting children in poverty
Sale of site housing dementia day centre ‘not a service cut’ as relocation considered
‘Rising star’ from Edmonton wins professional boxing debut
Edmonton dad raising awareness of spinal condition after settling legal claim with North Mid
Council urged to get a grip on misuse of allotments
Council leader comments on ‘frightening time’ amid continuing Middle East conflict
Three men jailed for human trafficking and modern slavery crimes in Ponders End
London ambulance crews star in latest series of BBC fly-on-the-wall doc
New campaign launched to boost vaccine uptake across the capital
New UK rail factory officially opens – with Piccadilly Line trains first off production line
Call to for police to crack down London on acid attacks
Row over proposed Travellers site next to skatepark in Edmonton
Fury as library users react to news of council’s planned closures
Network Rail ‘sorry’ for delays to station accessibility upgrade
Award for newly-built ‘extra care’ scheme in Winchmore Hill
Enfield In Bloom winners revealed ahead of awards ceremony
Post Office relocation planned in Bush Hill Park
Khan wades in on Labour freebies row
North London hospital trust admits it must ‘speed up’ cancer treatment amid backlog
New boss arrives at rail firm ahead of looming nationalisation
‘Schools transition’ event helps primary pupils and parents pick secondary preferences
Khan ‘lobbying’ Starmer to create London youth mobility scheme with EU
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