At very short notice, Enfield Council have announced that there will be a drop-in engagement event this Sunday at which members of the public will have an oppportunity to discuss their ideas for the future of Broomfield House, gardens in Broomfield Park, and the historic lakes. If you can't make the event, you can feed in your thoughts online.
Healthwatch Enfield is seeking input from the public to help develop a mental health and wellbeing guide tailored to the borough's population, to serve as a practical tool in helping individuals understand local resources and access support while waiting for professional care.
Is the Big Bad Wolf a reformed wolf? Can he persuade Little Red Riding Hood to let him back into Fairyland? Find out on Saturday at a rock'n'roll musical in the park for all ages.
Enfield Council's proposals to restore the meandering course of the Pymmes Brook as it flows through Arnos Park are supported by nature conservation volunteer group Pymmes BrookERS but opposed by park users groups Friends of Arnos Park and Arnos Park Preservation Society. In this article, Colin Barratt from Southgate District Civic Voice summarises the positions of all four organisations.
Do you use pharmacies in the borough? If so, the council would like to hear your views and feedback to feed into a review of pharmacy services provided in Enfield from 2025 to 2028.
PCSO Jenny Arkwright from the Palmers Green Ward Safer Neighbourhood Team invites members of the public in her ward (and all other wards) to join the Met Engage scheme.
On Saturday 19th July Conway Tennis Club invites neighbours and friends to a Centenary Community Festival right in the heart of Palmers Green’s Conway Rec — and it promises to be a brilliant afternoon for all ages.
A short film about the decoration of the hoardings around the ruins of Broomfield House: 'The interest shown by the public is a sign that something is happening
With provisional 2024 statistics showing an increase in fatalities on London's roads, the Action Vision Zero campaign calls on the Metropolitan Police to reprioritise their speed enforcement efforts to focus more on roads with 20mph and 30mph limits, where 92% of deaths and serious injuries occurred.
