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Palmers Green author Stephen Cox will be launching The Crooked Medium's Guide to Terror at the All Good Bookshop on Saturday 19th September.
With the Firs Farm Community Hub now well established, Toni Guiver and her team of volunteers are now raising funds for a sensory garden next to the Hub. To help them towards their target, they're organising an afternoon of live music next Sunday. So watch this interview with Toni Guiver, stroll...
Two local parents have relaunched the friends group in a Palmers Green park, linked up with a nationwide litter-picking campaign and are looking for local people to take part in a project to bring Enfield's natural and built heritage to life for schoolchildren and families.
Palmers Green is the location of the latest ‘R’ Voices Choir - there are now ten choirs rehearsing and performing across north London and Hertfordshire. There are no auditions, and no musical experience is necessary to become a member. They don't wear matching T-shirts or perform choreography.
The “enchanting treasure trove” garden of Arnos Park Lodge is open to the public on 14th June. Created by the “indomitable and inspirational” plants-woman Elizabeth Dobbie, it is an opportunity not to be missed. Sally Everist went to meet her and find out more.
On 19th May Conway Lawn Tennis Club played host to an awards ceremony celebrating “some of the most inspiring and inclusive work taking place in tennis today”. The local club was itself among the award winners, recognised for its programmes supporting autistic children and adults and people with...
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Judy Dyble, a founding member of Fairport Convention, has died aged 71. She was born at the North Middlesex Hospital and educated at Minchenden School. The band took its name from "Fairport", a large house in Muswell Hill, where the musicians used to convene.



