Various times
Broomfield Park Active Club run/walk + café catch-up
Various times
Leaving Tunisia: Exhibition of mixed media art by Raymond Isaac
Continues until Wednesday 31 July
9.00am - 3.00pm
The Great Enfield Vintage & Collectibles Fair
11.00am - 11.00pm
CANCELLED: Livestock Music Festival at Forty Hall Farm
11.00am - 7.00pm
Secret Garden Family Festival featuring Carrol Thompson
11.00am
Heritage Walk in Enfield Town
12.30pm - 1.30pm
Free inclusive tennis for teens and adults
2.00pm - 4.00pm
Palmers Green Library Youth Chess Club
3.00pm - 11.00pm
The Not the Livestock Festival Special
Various times
Leaving Tunisia: Exhibition of mixed media art by Raymond Isaac
Continues until Wednesday 31 July
10.00am
Broomfield Park Active Club: Girls Run Club
2.00pm - 4.00pm
Broomfield Community Orchard open
2.00pm
Jaywalks: Lancaster Road
2.00pm
Vigil for the Children of Gaza
2.30pm - 4.30pm
Broomfield Conservatory open
Various times
Leaving Tunisia: Exhibition of mixed media art by Raymond Isaac
Continues until Wednesday 31 July
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
5.00pm - 7.00pm
Tea and Chess Society at Palmers Green Library
Various times
Leaving Tunisia: Exhibition of mixed media art by Raymond Isaac
Continues until Wednesday 31 July
10.00am - 11.30am
Weekly Knit & Natter
10.00am - 12.00pm
Winchmore Folk Dance Club
Various times
Leaving Tunisia: Exhibition of mixed media art by Raymond Isaac
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
10.00am, 11.30am
Tales from the Shed presents Gulliver’s Travels
Continues until Saturday 10 August (not every day)
1.30pm - 3.00pm
New River Shanty Crew: folk songs and shanties for all abilities
4.00pm - 7.00pm
Dr Bike bike checks
7.00pm - 8.00pm
Pilates class - beginners to intermediate
10.00am - 2.00pm
All-ability cycling hub for adults
11.30am, 1.30pm
Tales from the Shed presents Gulliver’s Travels
Continues until Saturday 10 August (not every day)
1.00pm - 1.45pm
Top-up Truck calling at Devonshire Square
3.45pm - 5.00pm
Creative Writing Club at Palmers Green Library (ages 8 to 14)
29 June until 14 September
Summer on the Green
4 August until 25 August
Broomfield Blues 2024
Saturday 3 August
Palazzo Trouser sewing workshop
Sunday 4 August until Sunday 25 August
Broomfield Blues 2024
Sunday 4 August
Broomfield Blues: House Red + The Blues Chapter
Sunday 4 August until Wednesday 14 August
Art exhibition: The Diary of Weeds and Friends
Tuesday 6 August
Talk: A Virtual Tour of Palmers Green
Sunday 11 August
Parkinsons Awareness Event
Sunday 11 August
Broomfield Blues: The Customtones + Doc K's Blues Band
Tuesday 13 August
Grief Café at Enfield Town Library
Wednesday 14 August
Singers Night at the Little Green Dragon
Friday 16 August
Monthly art lecture at Southgate Beaumont Care Community
Sunday 18 August
Broomfield Blues: The London Bonnevilles + The Odyssey Blues & Soul Band
Sunday 18 August
Broomfield Conservatory open - with special activity - Love Lavender
Thursday 22 August
Meeting of Enfield Transport Users Group (ETUG)
Sunday 25 August
Broomfield Blues: Hopperstomp + Blues Direction Electric Band
Sunday 1 September
Palmers Green Festival
23 Jul 2024 In 2021 a campaign to prevent a 24-hour gambling establishment opening in Palmers Green was unsuccessful. Reports in the Observer newspaper uncover the severe social and personal problems that can be caused by seemingly harmless slot machines hidden behind the opaque windows of branches of Merkur Slots and other arcade operators. They also reveal that the previous government was preparing[…]
23 Jul 2024 Five gorgeous models, all from the local community, strutted their stuff last weekend on a catwalk set up in Palmers Green's new space, Devonshire Square.
19 Jul 2024 The Hillbilly Social has now begun its "soft launch" period. During our soft launch period we will be open Friday and Saturday 3-12 pm and for special events Tuesday to Thursday. The Social will fully and officially be open with food in September: Tuesday to Thursday 3-11pm Friday (3-12pm) Saturday 10am- 12pm) Sunday (10am- 11pm) July Events Friday 19th July[…]
19 Jul 2024 Enfield Council is recruiting an officer whose role will be to engage with the public during the development phase of a project to 'memorialise' Broomfield House and 'conserve and enhance' Broomfield Park.
17 Jul 2024 Enfield Council is inviting residents to participate in an engagement event on the potential river restoration project in Arnos Park. Please join us on Saturday 20 July, 10am to 1pm, at the Arnos Road entrance. For more info, email: This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. More information about the project is[…]
17 Jul 2024 [Original article] Article not displaying properly? Click here Next week sees the return of music and other events to a well loved venue in Myddleton Road, Bowes Park. The new owners of 101 Myddleton Road have paid homage to its previous identity as The Step by retaining the former bar's distinctive exterior colour scheme The announcement of two events scheduled for 23rd[…]
17 Jul 2024 The announcement of two events scheduled for 23rd and 24th July at 101 Myddleton Road signals the reopening of a popular local cafe/bar after it was purchased by the community. The former Step, now rechristened Hillbilly Social at 101, will play host on Tuesday to Bowes Park Folk Club and on Wednesday to Homebrew Poetry.
17 Jul 2024 The organisers of the big annual music event at Forty Hall Farm had to cancel this year or risk its entire future, but instead they're putting on an alternative that is Not the Livestock Festival. It's restricted to 500 attendees and tickets are going fast!
15 Jul 2024 A post on Facebook has stated that the Woodman on Bourne Hill has closed, reportedly after having been sold by Marstons to a different pub operator.
14 Jul 2024 Rabbit Hole, a Pulitzer Prize winning drama by David Lindsay Abaire, charts a couple's bittersweet search for comfort in the darkest of places and for a path that will lead them back into the light of day. All this week at Incognito Theatre in Friern Barnet.
10 Jul 2024 A powerful message for the new occupier of No 10 Downing Street from a 14-year-old resident of Ponders End.
10 Jul 2024 Sri Lanka-born Jana tells the story of how the women of the Stitch! community helped him fulfil his dream of learning to crochet.
10 Jul 2024 Local people who identify as disabled are invited to enrol in workshops being held this month at Arbeit Studios ahead of an art exhibition to be held at Arbeit in August.
10 Jul 2024 The latest issue of the guide to volunteering opportunities in the borough and further afield has been published and can be downloaded from the Enfield Voluntary Action (EVA) website.
9 Jul 2024 Teachers at Palmers Green High School staged a strike on Monday and Tuesday this week in protest at plans to change their pension scheme and the refusal of the school's board of governers to meet unions to discuss the proposals.
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Progress on GP appointments but many issues still remain for North London’s primary care
North London maternity ward closure plans get negative response
Person ‘critical’ after being struck by train at Enfield level crossing
Mayor meets ‘The Game’ to chat Wrestlemania
Warning over London’s nighttime economy
Warning over ‘unprecedented’ low stocks of blood in London
Khan calls for government action to tackle stalking ‘failures’
Row over reduction to number of scrutiny panels at Enfield Council
Local pro-Palestine groups march through Edmonton calling for Gaza ceasefire
Khan says he hopes two-child benefit cap will be removed ASAP
Running club’s annual mile race celebrates newly refurbished track in Enfield
Three out of four Enfield park cafés shut down by council now reopened
Call for end of abuse directed at London Fire Brigade staff
Southgate Station’s Art Deco clock returns following renovation
Piccadilly Line set to be shut down for over two weeks in August
Forty pubs lost in a year across London – but jobs on rise
Khan praises Met Police for keeping candidates safe during election
Family recall agony of aunt’s death after 15-hour North Mid corridor ordeal
‘Impossible to say’ whether two-hour ambulance wait caused Edmonton man’s death
Khan hits back at critics over ‘pay per mile’ claims
Borough’s second ‘family hub’ celebrates grand opening in Edmonton
Council launches new HMO licensing consultation to ‘improve conditions’ for renters
Southgate venue loses premises licence after record number of noise complaints
Hospice boss jumping out of plane to mark 40 years of charity
Enfield farm’s cèilidh raises £1,400 for local cancer charity
Row over plans to remove congestion charge exemption for electric vehicles
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‘Dangerous’ tower block deferred for third time by planning committee
Petition launched against ‘drastic’ new membership fees at Lee Valley Athletics Centre
Jump in bus ridership one year on from Superloop launch
Community garden opens in Edmonton Green
Man who raped woman while she slept at Edmonton hotel jailed for 16 years
Major redevelopment of Joyce and Snells approved by councillors
Deputy London mayor accuses previous Tory government of ‘whipping up hatred’
Bridge replacement work will see Greater Anglia trains diverted for 16 days
North London cop sacked over sexist social media posts
New reuse and recycling centre opens at Edmonton Eco Park
Meridian Water clearance works get help from local firm’s AI digger
Myddelton House Gardens given special heritage site recognition
Enfield has among most traffic of London boroughs
Man charged with drink driving after car plummets into pedestrian subway
Picketts Lock persistently blighted by dumped building waste
Wait for appeal go-ahead goes on as Chris Packham slams ‘bonkers’ Spurs plans for Whitewebbs
Khan urged to speed up action on sustainable transport
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