Category: Charities and Volunteering
Category: Arts, Crafts, Music and Culture
Category: Environment & Sustainability
Written by Frances Warboys Category: Health & Wellbeing
Category: Heritage and Conservation
Category: Arts, Crafts, Music and Culture
Category: Social Issues
Architecture
Active Travel
Adult Education
Air quality
Archaeology
Art
Betting Shops
Broomfield House
Broomfield Park
Buses
Campaigning Groups
Charities
Children
Cinema & films
Co-Housing
Community Events
Community Groups
Community Projects
Conservation
Conservation Areas
Conway Rec
Council Services
Covid-19
Crafts
Crime and Policing
Crossrail 2
cycle lanes
Cycling
Dance
Disability
Edmonton Incinerator
Education
Enfield Council
Environmental Protection
Festivals
Firs Farm
Fitness
Food & Drink
Fox
Fundraising
Gardening
Gardens
Green Belt
Green Dragon
Grovelands Park
Hazelwood Rec
Health Service
Healthy Streets
Heritage
Hobbies
Horticulture
Housing
Intimate Theatre
Lakes Estate Conservation Area
Libraries
Literature
Litter
Local Businesses
Local democracy
Local History/Local Studies
Local People
Localism
London-wide Issues
Markets
Mini Holland
Music
Nature
Neighbourhood Watches
North London Waste Plan
Older People
Palmers Green Festival
Palmers Green Town Centre
Palmers Scream
Parking
Parks
Pedestrians
Photography
Pinkham Way
Planning
Planning Laws
Play Streets
Poetry
Politics
Public Health
Public realm
Public Transport
Pymmes Brook
Quieter Neighbourhoods
Quieter Neighbourhoods - Bowes
Quieter Neighbourhoods - Connaught Gardens
Quieter Neighbourhoods - Fox Lane
Rail services
Recipes
Recycling
Regeneration
Research projects
Restaurants and Cafes
Road safety
Roads
Rubbish
Ruth Winston Centre
School Streets
Schools
Shops
Small Business
Social Issues
Social prescribing
Social Services
Southgate District Civic Trust,
Southgate Town Hall
Sport
Sport and exercise
St Harmonica's Online
Support Services
Sustainability
Tatem Park
Theatre
Therapies
Traffic Calming
Trees
Trent Park
Triangle
Truro House
Underground
Urban Design
Visual Arts
Volunteering
Waste and recycling
Wellbeing
Winchmore Hill
Writing
Young People
Healthwatch Enfield are recruiting community outreach volunteers. Their role is to be 'out there' talking and listening to patients, community members and/or people who use health and social care services. If you enjoy chatting to people, have good listening skills, a little bit of spare time and an interest in health and social care this could be the perfect role for you. 
Great Big Green Week 2022 starts on Saturday. As last year, Enfield Climate Action Forum (EnCAF) is organising events throughout the week - though rather fewer than last year, where there were so many events that people found it difficult to choose between them! 
The autumn term is starting at Collage Voices - a performing arts and creative media programme for children, young people and emerging artists. 
The saga of Broomfield House rolls slowly on, but what kind of ending it is heading towards remains as obscure as ever. Enfield Council has begun the process of submitting a new bid for Lottery Heritage Fund money to be used in connection with the ruined mansion. But the council has given no hint of its proposals to the public and, despite decades of hard work, community groups have again been sidelined. 
The Love Your Planet competition, launching this month in Enfield primary and secondary schools, invites schoolchildren to create a poster or short video on the subject of climate change. 
It's less than a month since I commented on a new novel that it 'belongs to what I can with confidence assume to be a vanishingly small category: novels where the action takes place in Palmers Green', and what do I find? A feature in this month's Enfield Dispatch under the headline 'Putting Palmers Green on the page' about another recently published novel set in PG! 
Health service campaigner Frances Warboys, a member of Defend Enfield NHS (DENHS), acknowledges the late Queen's recognition of the outstanding public service provided by NHS staff since its inception, and particularly in response to Covid, but warns about grave threats to the future of this groundbreaking British institution. 
Friends of the Lakes Estate do important work promoting the conservation area and protecting it from damaging changes. They are currently looking for new people to join and bring fresh energy and ideas. 
On Saturday 24th September join a family-friendly guided and marshalled bike ride around some of the borough's loveliest places (with a brief incursion into Haringey). 
A Palmers Green-based composer and producer has released the first of nine tracks from a project reinterpreting the songs on a classic album from 1976. 
End Child Poverty wants to hear from people aged 16 to 25 who live in the UK, to find out what impact the rising cost of living is having on you - and those you live with. 
Following 'mixed' feedback from residents, Enfield Council have removed the 'point no entry' scheme in Stonard Road. A review of options for the locality is to be carried out and a new consultation is anticipated before the end of the year.