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Links to go to the most recent news and features on the Enfield Dispatch website
Edmonton theatre charity secures future thanks to £120k funding boost
Progress being made in tackling local skills shortages
Extra cops promised by Khan – but only under a Labour government
New operators of The Fox hope to make it ‘a destination pub’
Integrated mental health hub coming to Bush Hill Park
Green mayoral contender says Labour and Tories have “let London down”
Khan urged to reinstate free morning rush-hour tube and bus travel for older Londoners
Greater Anglia wins national awards for rail performance
Voting underway for Enfield Business and Community Awards
Homelessness charity issues warning over new government rules on social housing
Mayor’s cuts to bus journeys slammed by London Lib Dem MP
‘No love for Khan’ on doorstep claims Tory chair
‘Rally of unity’ planned in Edmonton
Dozens of council assets set to be sold including car parks, farm buildings and an industrial estate
Community waste reduction projects supported by latest NLWA cash giveaway
Police release e-fit of Palmers Green indecent exposure suspect
Russell Jones murderer sentenced to 28 years in jail
American Rose enters mayoral race as right-wing alternative
Average yearly council tax bills rising above £2,000 for almost half of London
Property agents fined over unlicensed homes
Call for government to fully fund Piccadilly Line’s signalling upgrade
Delays to new fire safety laws holding up housing schemes across London, Gove warned
Two Edmonton towers face demolition over safety fears with hundreds of families affected
‘Women’s safety audits’ proposed by mayor at five locations across London
Final draft of Local Plan voted through by Labour councillors despite fierce opposition
Performance group to be handed keys to Millfield as council offloads loss-making arts complex
Council told to pay Enfield family £5,000 after ‘significant injustice’ of year-long hotel stay
Lib Dem mayoral contender launches campaign for City Hall
Starmer declines to endorse last year’s Ulez expansion
Khan dismisses Gove intervention on London housing crisis as ‘political stunt’
Two North London mental health trusts merging as part of drive to provide ‘consistent’ service
Sadiq Khan launches campaign to become London’s longest-serving mayor
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Towners announce death of founding chairman
Mayor urged to tackle ‘blatant drug use’ on London’s streets
Win over Welsh side will go ‘long way’ to securing Enfield Town’s Fenix Trophy play-off place
Enfield bus routes rank among least reliable in London
City Hall policing watchdog slammed over data breach
Mayor urged to keep election promise on gambling ads ban
Great Northern and London Overground top rail satisfaction survey
Man charged with murder of Turkish radio DJ
New artwork brightens up Southgate Library
Boost for Enfield’s beavers thanks to City Hall cash
Enfield finance chief selected as Labour candidate in Norfolk
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News, whats on listings and discussions for Palmers Green and surrounding areas
News, whats on listings and discussions for Palmers Green and surrounding areas
27 Mar 2024 The railway company whose trains serve Palmers Green has launched a poetry competition in partnership with Children's Laureate, Joseph Coelho.
23 Mar 2024 The 20's Plenty for Us campaign has published its response to recently issued government guidance on setting local speed limits, accusing the Department for Transport of misrepresenting data on pedestrian fatalities when hit by a vehicle travelling at speeds between 20 and 30mph. The 'Plan for Drivers', it says, will discriminate against pedestrians, cyclists, children, the elderly and the disabled.
20 Mar 2024 Enfield Dispatch editor James Cracknell was also watching the debate and has written it up in a report that opens with the words "Tensions were high during a three-hour debate at Enfield Civic Centre as Conservatives slammed plans to build thousands of homes on the Green Belt while Labour councillors blamed government for the housing crisis."
19 Mar 2024 The final stop on the Southgate Launches itinerary on Saturday 9th March, after admiring Dan Maier's window art at the library and the two new parklets on Ashfield Parade, was the Southgate Club on Chase Side, where visitors were able to meet the designers who will be creating the Portrait of Southgate mosaics, as well as finding out about plans[…]
19 Mar 2024 Wolves Lane Centre isn't in Palmers Green, but it's not far away. This remarkable community and environmental project is raising money for improvements and expansion of its food growing and educational capacity - and you can have your donation doubled.
19 Mar 2024 It's vital for children to explore and understand the natural world and experience their local environment and wildlife , so the Friends of Broomfield Park welcomes local schools to the park with activities aimed at Year 1-2 children (five and six year olds). The school visits project is detailed on the FoBP website We have a small team of volunteers[…]
13 Mar 2024 Following the inauguration of the window art at Southgate Library, the second location on last Saturday's Launch Southgate itinerary was Ashfield Parade, where two new parklets were installed last month.
12 Mar 2024 First stop on last Saturday's Southgate Launches event was the library, where artist Dan Maier recently completed her third building transformation in the town centre, adorning the windows with a vibrant artwork showcasing Southgate's rich horticultural heritage.
12 Mar 2024 Enfield Climate Action Forum members are looking to set up an 'Eco Fashion' working group to research ways of reducing the impact of the clothes we buy on climate change and other environmental issues. To find out more you can join a webinar (online meeting) at 7pm on Wednesday 20th March.
12 Mar 2024 At the Palmers Green Spring Fair in Devonshire Square four ideas for redesigning the square, now that it is to be made permanent, were displayed by the design firm Hayatsu. Visitors were able to discuss the ideas with the designers and write comments on postit labels stuck to the displays. Summing up the feedback they received from visitors, the council's[…]
7 Mar 2024 The NHS in north London is preparing to begin combining patient data with the aim of improving services. An opt out is available and volunteers are being recruited to the committee which will oversee use of the data.
7 Mar 2024 Discussion by Full Council of the Enfield Local Plan has been postponed until 19th March so that data supporting the plan can be read by councillors.
6 Mar 2024 The Fox is due to re-open on Friday 8th March after a closure lasting exactly one week. The new operators run two north London pubs, the Victoria Stakes in Hornsey and the Gipsy Queen in Kentish Town.
6 Mar 2024 On Saturday 9th March, between 10am and 3pm, Enfield Council's Journeys & Places team launch recent urban realm projects in Southgate town centre and talk about future plans.
6 Mar 2024 Three of the houses that took part in this year's Bounds Green Window Show. Not sure why it's the Bounds Green Window Show as it's mostly in Bowes Park - for historical reasons perhaps? www.bowespark.org.uk/window-show
5 Mar 2024 Women from Palmers Green were among more than a thousand participants in last Sunday's Women's Freedom Ride, organised by the London Cycling Campaign as part of a campaign calling on the Mayor of London, Metropolitan Police and London boroughs to take stronger measures so that women can cycle on London's road without facing the levels of danger and abuse that[…]
5 Mar 2024 Chickenshed's March fundraising campaign, 'we hear you', is in support of their mentoring and counselling service for young people, which helps tackle the mental health problems that are today one of the biggest challenges facing them.
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