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24 April 2024

AI is constantly in the news today - but how does it work, what does it do and what will it do in the future? There's a chance to find out more at an open event next month being put on by Palmers Green & Southgate u3a. Mind map illustrating multiple aspects of artificial intelligence - copyright...

16 April 2024

On Saturday 4th May a group of walkers will pass through Broomfield Park, inaugurating the first leg of a new North to South London Walking Trail that stretches from Cockfosters to Carshalton Beeches. Lucy Maddison and Emily Morrison, two keen weekend walkers who set up the Walking Post website...

09 April 2024

Sally Everist from Friends of Broomfield Park's horticulture group updates us on work to keep the park's flower beds looking good and invites you to a plant sale. The Horticulture Group at Broomfield Park has been working hard over the past year across many planting areas of the park that bring so...

08 April 2024

The Make Space for Girls Broomfield Park project is recruiting local girls, young women and non-binary teens to take part in a series of workshops starting this month aimed at teasing out what it is that deters them from using the park as a social space for "hanging out". The findings will be used...

05 April 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. The booklet's ten pages are crammed full of volunteer posts of all descriptions, suitable for a wide range of...

02 April 2024

Local campaigners for traditional beer and pubs have selected the Little Green Dragon in Winchmore Hill as their Pub of the Year. Richard Reeve shows off the certificate from CAMRA Enfield & Barnet for Pub of the Year Easter Monday afternoon was a scene of celebration at the Little Green Dragon...

 

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You're invited to an Open Day in Broomfield Park

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Curious about what that busy bunch of people, Friends of Broomfield Park, have been up to, and what their future plans are? Then take up the invitation below.

Broomfield Park Open Day

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SUNDAY 18TH JUNE 11.00 - 15.00
BROOMFIELD PARK
OPEN DAY

Want to hear about the lastest news on Broomfield House or the model boating pond? Or how about the wildlife in the lakes and wetlands, the flower borders, conservatory, education, events or anything else?

Friends of Broomfield Park will be setting up a display near the tennis courts and Palmers Greenery Community Cafe, and invite everyone to come and talk to us about what we are doing now - and what we should focus on in future.

Enfield Council officers will also be joining us to hear your views on the future of Broomfield House.map of part of broomfield park showing location of open day event

 

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17 Jun 2023 22:16
In view of the weather forecast for Sunday 18th June, the Friends of Broomfield Park have cancelled the open day. They will try to find another opportunity to hold it.
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