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17 January 2024

Enfield Council has been awarded more than half a million pounds of lottery money to pay for the first phase of its project to "unlock Broomfield Park for the community", which includes "memorializing" Broomfield House. The National Lottery Heritage Fund has awarded to Enfield Council the sum...

30 October 2023

Residents are being invited to contribute ideas to a project to reopen a historic school building in Edmonton as a community hub which will provide training opportunities for young people in the borough. The Charity School in March 2020 (Enfield Society) The former Girls’ Charity School and the...

17 July 2023

A new self-guided walk booklet will take you around Palmers Green's architectural and heritage highlights and reveal fascinating snippets about our local history. For instance, did you know about the time when three crowned heads of European states got together around a PG table? Heritage Walk No...

07 July 2023

As part of ongoing restoration work at Southgate Station, a large roundel located above a sheltered seating area outside the station was recently renovated. Jack Pourgourides ( The Transport Hub ) uploaded this montage of pictures of the roundel before, during and after renovation on Facebook...

24 April 2023

Southgate House, currently empty and in "poor" condition, is on Historic England's Heritage at Risk Register At the next meeting of Enfield Council's Environment Forum, on Tuesday 25th April, councillors and other participants in the forum will be given a briefing about buildings, parks,...

03 February 2023

Austin Whelan behind the bar at the Fox, his company's ninth pub (Photo: Star Pubs & Bars) Four and a half years after closing to enable redevelopment of its car park into flats, Palmers Green's landmark pub, the Fox, is back in business and ready to resume its role as an " asset of community...

 

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What next for Enfield's heritage?

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Nat Buckeridge from Enfield Council's Place Directorate has sent information regarding an online discussion about the council's heritage strategy. He also has news about a Culture, Heritage and Creative Industries newsletter.

Gathering the heritage community together

cover of draft heritage strategy published 2018It’s been a strange year since the launch of the Heritage strategy in October last year but with a new Culture strategy coming in alongside, news from the National Lottery Heritage Fund and changes at the Dugdale Centre we’d like to gather the heritage community together for a review of where we are and where we’re going. Please join us for this online session on Wednesday December 9th from 5.30pm – 7pm.

The discussion will be facilitated by Rebekah Polding (Head of Cultural Services Development) and Harriet Bell (Heritage Officer).

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This report was edited on 25th November to add the names of the council officers involved in the meeting.

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