Council launching updated Enfield Climate Action Plan this weekend
Enfield Council will be launching its updated Climate Action Plan at a "community networking and fun event" to be held at Edmonton Green Library on Saturday 22nd June.
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June meeting of Palmers Green Ward Panel
Panel chair Karl Brown describes the main points from this month's meeting:
- Rise in burglaries and thefts
- The unsuccessful attempts to find a local base for safer neighbourhood team members
- Large-scale closures of police stations across London blamed on Cameron and Johnson governments and turn out to be a false economy
- A Business Improvement District for PG?
- More businesses getting involved in CHIPS safe haven scheme
- Police close down drugs-related premises in PG
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PG Action team leading fight to block new gambling venue
Mati Valdivieso from Palmers Green Action team asks "Who wants another betting shop on our high street?"
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Why London needs to be turned into a 'sponge city'
The next four years are critical to tackling flooding and water pollution in London. To address these problems, London must urgently become a ‘Sponge City’. But how – and why? And how can Londoners with front or back gardens help? Alice Roberts from CPRE London explains.
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Get your fill of sustainable supplies
Top-up Truck (a converted milk float) will be calling at Devonshire Square every Friday afternoon, bringing a large range of package-free food and other household consumables to Palmers Green. And for refills five days a week, don't forget that just up the railway line, a couple of minutes walk from Grange Park station, there is a shop with a very large range of unpackaged items, Refill at the Grange.
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Also this week...
Pedestrianisation of Devonshire Square: Forum comments/Information about statutory consultation
A406 crash causes damage to PG dental surgery - forum discussion
Whitewebbs campaigners issue urgent crowdfunding appeal - forum comment
Reported elsewhere...
Mums for Lungs Election 2024 Asks
The scandal of London's disappearing police stations
Is Enfield Council taking fire safety seriously?
UK has seen ‘explosion’ in insecure work since 2011, says TUC report
BBC uncovers 6,000 possible illegal sewage spills in one year
Health open letter to policymakers on climate and ecological crisis
We need a government committed to a fully public and well-funded NHS
Road Peace: Sign our open letter in support of Graduated Driving Licensing
Tell the next government to get on board with clean air
Accessible toilet installed at Finsbury Park Station
UK children shorter, fatter and sicker amid poor diet and poverty, report finds
A Neglected Generation: Reversing the decline in children's health in England
Children facing a ‘brutal’ loss of time and space for play at state schools
Become a paid shares-lives carer
Unsafe E coli levels in more than 10% of UK top beaches
Police "appalled" by sentence of driver who ran red light and killed cyclist as he inhaled laughing gas
Climate change: what’s car parking got to do with it?
A renewable energy transition that doesn’t harm nature? It’s not just possible, it’s essential
Latest from Enfield Dispatch
Ponders End homeless shelter approved despite local opposition
Kendall: Labour has “bold and ambitious” child poverty strategy
Digital signalling progress on rail route through North London
Prep school celebrates 100th birthday in style
Mayor launches free legal advice service
New North London Hospice charity shop opens in Enfield Town
Consider the impact on the NHS when you cast your vote
Extra Night Tube services being considered by City Hall
Khan criticised by watchdog over affordable housing claims
Who is standing for parliament in Enfield – and how you can vote
Residents unconvinced by two new low-traffic schemes
Son visiting sick father at North Mid racks up £780 in fines
Winchmore Hill café granted alcohol licence despite dozens of objections
Enfield Council spends £500k in five years on planning legal battles
Further work needed on fire safety in response to Grenfell, says Khan
Consultations and surveys
Statutory Consultation: Devonshire Road, junction with Green Lanes S249, pedestrianisation of the area (Enfield Council 9/7/2024)
Enfield Chase Landscape Restoration - Community Survey (Enfield Council 1/9/2024)
Talkies Community Cinema
Thursday 4 July
Dugdale Arts Centre
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