Local photographer Barbara Luckhurst's pictures of people and benches in Broomfield Park are still there to view on the tennis court railings, but the exhibition will be removed after the next Bank Holiday weekend (24th to 26th May).
Enterprise Enfield are running a new free accredited four-week course for anyone over 18 who's looking to explore or develop their enterprise skills. Successful participants will receive an NCFE Level 1 Award in Investigating Enterprise Skills. Register your interest by Tuesday 27th May.
On Sunday May 25th there'll be an opportunity to tour some of the borough's special places - both urban and rural - using the healthiest ways of getting around: walking and cycling. Choose between a guided walk around the Enfield Town Conservation Area with the Enfield Society or a marshalled ride along the New River and through Forty Hall and Hilly Fields parks with Better Streets for Enfield.
On Sunday 11th May Enfield Council's Journeys & Places team invite people to join the official launch of the Portrait of Southgate mosaics that now adorn Chase Side and find out more about further plans to improve the town centre.
This month's Balboa Nights event at the Southgate Club features a student big band from Trinity Laban Conservatoire in Greenwich that specialises in recreating the music of Fletcher Henderson, one of the greats of the Swing era.
PG resident Steve Ackroyd's wife Fran has been in touch with a reminder that the draw for the Big Fat Raffle is less than a fortnight away. There are still 4000 tickets for sale and there are some fabulous prizes. If Fran can sell the remaining tickets it will help fund another three years of expensive treatment for Steve's rare condition.
Events forming part of the Heritage Lottery-funded project Unlocking Broomfield Park for the Community are now in full swing. Last Saturday and Sunday Enfield Archaeological Society were on site carrying out the first ot two weekends of digging. This coming Saturday there will be an archaeological event for all the family.
Following a decisive No vote from people responding to last year's consultation, Enfield Council has revised its proposals for changes to the Arnos Grove controlled parking zone. The updated scheme, due to go out for statutory consultation this spring, will drop the planned longer operating hours, but still extend the zone to take in some streets that are currently not covered. The suggested major extension to include the Minchenden Estate is no longer part of the proposals.
Luis Lenci has vacancies on his Spanish courses held face-to-face at the Ruth Winston Community Centre in Palmers Green. The new term starts on 29th and 30th April.
