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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...

05 March 2024

Women from Palmers Green were among more than a thousand participants in last Sunday's Women's Freedom Ride, organised by the London Cycling Campaign as part of a campaign calling on the Mayor of London, Metropolitan Police and London boroughs to take stronger measures so that women can cycle on...

27 February 2024

Tricia Sharpe from Talkies Community Cinema invites you to become a Friend of Talkies. Want to share a Talkies warm glow, knowing you are supporting film makers at the start of their career? Dear Film Lover, Talkies Friends are a group of supporters who contribute something extra to get that warm...

26 February 2024

The deadline for responding to the Friends of Broomfield Park survey is this Saturday. There's been a very good response to the Friends of Broomfield Park's survey - but they're keen to get the views of as many people as possible. The Friends - a group of volunteers who do so much to improve the...

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...

31 January 2024

Friends of Broomfield Park want to know your views, to help them plan future activities. Friends of Broomfield Park (FoBP) have been busier than ever over the past year and are helping make big improvements to the park, and to the lives of local people, in many different ways. Never ones to rest...

 

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Upcoming Enfield National Trust Association talks

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Like pretty much every local society or group, Enfield National Trust Association have had to move their meetings to Zoom and temporarily abandon their days out to National Trust properties and other places of interest. Monthly ENTA talks are open to non-members at a cost of £3 per talk. See below for details.

in support of national trustEnfield National Trust Association talks - Spring 2021

Thursday 11th February
The History of Paddington Station - George Martin

Thursday 25th February
St George - Gary Fisher

Thursday 11th March
Blood & Fire and Baked Apples in Hadley Wood - John Hall

Tnursday 18th March
Walking England's Cathedrals - Barbara Foster

Thursday 8th April
The Mary Rose - Edward Towne

Thursday 13th May
The Story of Panama - Richard Thomas

All talks start at 7.30pm and are via Zoom. Non-members can join in at a cost of £3 per talk

Please email for further information.

https://enta.btck.co.uk

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