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- Upgraded computer training room opened at Ruth Win...
- There's . To quote the article, If you know someone who might benefit from the classes, get in touch with Maria Ortiz Vega, the Ruth Winston Centre manager, on 020 8886 5346.
- In Other Subjects / Miscellaneous
- 27 Sep 2023 14:41
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- What next for Broomfield House and Park?
- A resolution of the house and planned investment into the wider park will be in everyone’s interests but after three decades and an immense level of resources expended to get here I have to suggest that a thorough appraisal of the tortuous route and the lessons to be learnt for the council, this community plus other stakeholders may be the best investment of them all.
- In Conservation / Broomfield House restoration
- 23 Sep 2023 11:31
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- Council launches engagement phase for 'Bowes East'...
- Great to see the Council building on the success of the two extant quieter neighbourhoods.
- In Planning and Development / Quieter Neighbourhoods
- 23 Sep 2023 09:49
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- What next for Broomfield House and Park?
- These proposals represent a generous portion of apple pie and they surely deserve support. Pluck out the rotting tooth and you’ll enjoy your pudding and you can smile again with confidence. After decades of failed initiatives, let’s hope that someone up at the Civic Centre is championing this latest one and is prepared and able to develop community support and to bring the project to fulfilment. The House may be beyond saving but the Stable Block, despite a mysterious fire a few years ago, is not derelict and has quite a large yard around it. What is its future? Is there, lurking behind the latest proposal, a development scheme that has yet to be revealed?
- In Conservation / Broomfield House restoration
- 21 Sep 2023 18:30
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- What next for Broomfield House and Park?
- Perfect. Exactly what I suggested. Beyond saving so scrap the whole thing. Put in a plaque and some other bits then return the site to nature.
- In Conservation / Broomfield House restoration
- 21 Sep 2023 09:05
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- Council launches engagement phase for 'Bowes East'...
- Funny seeing opposition to this from those it seeks to benefit (and who have been clamouring for removal of traffic from their streets for years).
- In Planning and Development / Quieter Neighbourhoods
- 21 Sep 2023 09:04
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- Council launches engagement phase for 'Bowes East'...
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- In Planning and Development / Quieter Neighbourhoods
- 19 Sep 2023 22:30
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- What next for Broomfield House and Park?
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- In Conservation / Broomfield House restoration
- 18 Sep 2023 19:46
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- Youth Justice Service volunteers have many faces, ...
- A reminder that Enfield Youth Justice Service has training days for volunteers in October. See www.enfield.gov.uk/services/jobs-and-careers/youth-justice-service.
- In Other Subjects / Miscellaneous
- 18 Sep 2023 15:43
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- Enfield local studies and archives moving to Ridge...
- Having lost the purpose built and nationally accredited archive and local studies unit in the Dugdale Centre, as a result of office relocation, plans are underway to restore it in the Ridge Avenue Library. The archive will be located in the basement, hopefully with air conditioning and national re-accreditation. The studies centre is intended to be on the ground floor, possibly with even more terminals than before. After two years uncertainty this is welcome news.
- In Other Subjects / Council Services
- 14 Sep 2023 19:09
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- Upgraded computer training room opened at Ruth Win...
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- In Other Subjects / Miscellaneous
- 14 Sep 2023 00:15
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- Walthamstow-Palmers Green-North Finchley 'Superloo...
- The Enfield Dispatch website has . It highlights the absence of a stop near the North Middlesex Hospital, something requested by, among others, the hospital itself, Enfield Council, London Assembly member Joanne McCartney and the Enfield Transport Users Group. Problems with accessing the North Mid by public transport are not new. Various buses do stop near or at the hospital, but the nearest trunk bus routes (34, 102, 144) have a stop which claims to be at the hospital, but is actually in Silver Street. Walking from the stop to the hospital involves a pedestrian underpass beneath the busy A406 (thankfully, now redecorated, but have the flooding problems been fixed?). For people using Silver Street station, campaigns for a proper pedestrian crossing using the "desire line" at the stretch of Sterling Way near the station (actually, once part of Silver Street) have not yet succeeded (but surely will eventually), so the walk is unnecessarily long and not very nice. And a lot of people risk their lives and do cross near the station. Incidentally, readers who use the S6 to visit the hospital from Palmers Green may not be aware that the official "North Middlesex Hospital" stop in Silver...
- In Other Subjects / Public Transport
- 13 Sep 2023 23:04
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- Wanted: deaf and disabled people to help advise th...
- The deadline for applying to join the Journeys and Places Disability Reference Group has been put back to 5pm on 24th September and discussions with shortlisted volunteers will take place from 25 to 29 September. For more information visit: .
- In Planning and Development / Traffic, Roads and Parking
- 12 Sep 2023 18:17
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- Walthamstow-Palmers Green-North Finchley 'Superloo...
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- In Other Subjects / Public Transport
- 08 Sep 2023 01:10
