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- Road Safety and Traffic Issues
- Local Plan
- Update on Broomfield House
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Palmers Green and Highfield residents: A chance to meet your councillors
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Palmers Green Community has an exclusive online preview of the display materials that were on show in Broomfield Park on Saturday 16th May.
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Intimate Theatre
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Literature
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Social prescribing
Social Services
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Southgate District Civic Trust
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Sport and exercise
St Harmonica's Online
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Sustainability
Tatem Park
The Fox
Theatre
Therapies
Traffic Calming
Training and skills
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Trent Park
Triangle
Truro House
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Urban Design
Video
Visual Arts
Volunteering
Ward Panels (CAPE)
Waste and recycling
Wellbeing
Whitewebbs
Winchmore Hill
Wood Green
Writing
Young People
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At a joint Palmers Green and Highfield Ward Forum on 7th April residents will hear updates from and be able to raise issues with the councillors who represent the two adjacent wards.
Cllr Doug Taylor, Cllr Chris James
Cllr Tim Leaver, Cllr Nia Stevens
