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23 April 2024

On Sunday 28th April people young, old and in between will meet up at Silver Street Station for a bike ride exploring Enfield's cycle routes and parks, setting out to have some fun but with a serious message for the next mayor of London. Sunday's fully marshalled ride will set off from Silver...

23 April 2024

The BBC has posted a thread on Twitter/X with information and short videos about all the candidates. 🧵 THREAD Will you be voting for the next mayor of London on 2 May? It's time to meet the candidates who want your vote. We asked all 13 what they would change about London if elected. Here's what...

03 April 2024

Enfield Dispatch is looking for patrons who can contribute £500 or more towards the paper's goal of building up a £15,000 stabilisation fund. As Enfield residents we are fortunate in having a genuinely local newspaper that provides us with free high quality local news and features written and...

13 March 2024

Full council will debate the Enfield Local Plan on Tuesday 19th March at 7pm. There will be overspill accommodation at the Civic Centre to watch the debate, which will also be accessible online. Agenda details on Enfield Council website See all Palmers Green Community reporting on the Enfield...

07 March 2024

Discussion by Full Council of the Enfield Local Plan has been postponed until 19th March. Enfield Council was due to debate the local plan developed by officers and the council's cabinet at a meeting on Wednesday 6th March, and news that it had been postponed until Tuesday 19th March was posted on...

07 February 2024

A statement issued today by Action for Enfield's Future expresses the frustration felt by its constituent community groups at the failure of the council leadership and the majority of ward councillors from both parties to fulfil the promise made in 2022 to engage effectively with residents about...

 

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More about Enfield's new council leader

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nesil caliscanNesil Caliskan's election as leader of the Labour Group on Enfield Council is featured on the website T-Vine, whose audience is people of Turkish heritage living in the UK.

The website says she is the first person of Turkish heritage to head a UK council. A lifelong Enfield resident, she joined the Labour Party aged 15. She works for NHS England in the National Health and Inequality Team.

Nesil's formal appointment as Council Leader will take place on 23rd May.

According to the report, an estimated one in five residents of Enfield speaks Turkish. At the elections last week a third of all councillors who were elected - 21 out of 63 - belonged to the Turkishs community.

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Nesil Caliskan breaks new ground after being elected Leader of Enfield Councila> (T-Vine 16 May 2018)

 

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