On Friday 28th November at 3pm the London Coin Company will be running an online auction of more than 140 collectible coins. The proceeds will go entirely to Age UK Enfield - London Coin Company will not be charging a commission.
Healthwatch Enfield are surveying the borough's residents about managing and preventing Type 2 Diabetes. The feedback will help identify areas where more support is needed, improve local services, and improve understanding of the needs of residents.
How are the loss of community spaces, the housing crisis, structural racism and the climate emergency connected? Join Landlines, a new peer learning project at Dugdale Arts Centre for local people aged 18–35 to come together and creatively explore how land ownership shapes the way we live, connect, and belong. An opportunity to involve younger people in conversations about the future of the borough where older voices currently dominate.
Karl Brown argues why Enfield residents should lend their voices to a campaign to ensure that a Grade 1 Site of Importance for Nature Conservation just over the border in Haringey should no longer be classified as suitable for industrial uses
Enfield Council has published its concept design for a new walking and cycling route linking Palmers Green town centre to New Southgate station via relatively quiet roads. There will be drop-in events at PG library on 20th November and at Our Lady of Lourdes school on 22nd November. An online survey will be available until 7th December
In the face of what is likely to be the worst flu season for a decade, Age UK London have advice for older Londoners to help them make informed choices about their health. And on Thursday 20th November, they'll be running an online advice session where you can put your questions to the experts.
A recent walkabout of reported crime and ASB hotspots in Palmers Green by councillors and senior police officers was prompted by a letter from the local MP passing on concerns from constituents about incidents such as drug dealing carried out in broad daylight, leading to some residents 'withdrawing from their community' due to 'fear and lack of trust'.
Cathy Taylor's ceramics exhibition The Trees of Broomfield Park has been extended. There are two more opportunities to see these beautiful artworks in Broomfield Conservatory, surrounded by the park with the trees that inspired the artist.
Anne Nicholls invites you to help spread dignity and joy this holiday season by donating essential toiletries that can make a real difference to people in need in our community. Your donations will be used to create dignity bags that will be distributed by the food bank run by Cooking Champions.
Enfield Racial Equality Council has received lottery funding to run four events celebrating the borough's diversity and promoting unity and understanding. The first will be held on 2nd December at the Rumi Mosque in Edmonton.
Enfield Council and the Restart Project are working together to set up a 'mobile repair café' which would operate from multiple venues across the borough, repairing electronic devices and other items, and teaching people repair skills. If you're interesting in volunteering, or just want to find out more, there's a meeting at Enfield Town Library on 22nd November.
