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23 February 2024

The long awaited Community Hub at Firs Farm opened its doors to the public for the first time on Friday morning, providing food, drink and a warm welcome for visitors to this attractive and family-friendly area of grassland, trees, hedgerows and by now well established wetlands. An hour after Firs...

20 September 2023

Among the range of projects funded through the Untold Edmonton programme is the making of a film about Pymmes Park, the "lungs of Edmonton". Below, producer, artistic director and editor João Giacchin describes what he aims to achieve. {youtube}xkJOM3hso4E{/youtube} We are excited to announce an...

08 September 2023

The campaign for a large new park to be created using currently unloved land surrounding the Banbury Reservoir is gathering pace. In addition to an ongoing survey seeking people's ideas, a "community hub" meeting has been organised for Thursday 28th September. Community Hub: A new park for...

30 July 2023

A large new park surrounding a reservoir in the east of the borough is being suggested. Apart from lots of green space and clean air, what else could there be in the Banbury Reservoir Park? Let the proposers have your ideas by filling in a five-minute survey. Banbury Reservoir is in the Lea...

02 July 2023

The front page of the report issued on 23rd June recommending that the leader of Enfield Council approve the lease of Whitewebbs to Tottenham Hotspur Football Club. Campaigners objecting to the lease have published a version with their annotations added (click on the image to download this...

29 May 2023

The Friends of Whitewebbs Park have launched a crowdfunder asking people to pledge money needed to mount a legal challenge to Enfield Council's apparent determination to lease more than half of the park to Tottenham Hotspur Football Club (THFC). The Friends, who have teamed up with greenbelt...

 

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friends of hazelwood recThe Friends of Hazelwood Recreation Ground are currently preparing a funding application to a charitable foundation for £50,000 to improve the playground in the Rec, including installing new play equipment.

In order to succeed, it is necessary for the Friends to consult local residents and users of the recreation ground and demonstrate that the new equipment is needed and that the project has public support.

Enfield Council has set up a web page for the consultation and members of the public can email to express their support.  The deadline for the consultation is 25th March.

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The next meeting of the Friends of Hazelwood Rec will be held on Tuesday 10th March at 9.30am, meeting in the Rec by the noticeboards.  All are welcome.

currently preparing a funding application to a charitable foundation for £50,000 to improve the playground in the Rec, with new play equipment. A large part of the application is around demonstrating need and support through a local consultation. The council has set up a consultation page here: http://www.enfield.gov.uk/consultations, as well as the opportunity to email the council directly (as advertised on the poster). The consultation will close on March 25th. The next meeting of the Friends of Hazelwood Rec to be held on Tuesday 10th March at 9.30am, meeting in the Rec by the noticeboards, all welcome. 
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