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Darren Edgar wrote (message 7285) : Looks great. Big improvement. The question mark over necessity will remain though. Especially when you consider the investment in PG compared to other local high streets like Southgate which is in a shocking state.[…]
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While we’re just about to move into the public examination stage of Enfield’s Local Plan, sitting above that in the UK’s planning hierarchy is the London Plan. The London Plan is the spatial development strategy for Greater London. It sets[…]
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Alfred Herring: 'Grand opening' now scheduled for 15th December - posted by Adrian Day
13 Dec 2024
The banner on the pub says opening Sunday 15th December
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Definitive plans for Devonshire Square unveiled - posted by Adrian Day
13 Dec 2024
Plans for Southgate on the way - there's a public survey open just now. https://letstalk.enfield.gov.uk/southgate
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PG Ward Panel 10 December 2024 - posted by Adrian Day
13 Dec 2024
Thanks for all you hard work leading this group
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Definitive plans for Devonshire Square unveiled - posted by Darren Edgar
12 Dec 2024
Looks great. Big improvement. The question mark over necessity will remain though. Especially when you consider the investment in PG compared to other local high streets like Southgate which is in a shocking state.
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Project aims to provide free support to help people get on their bikes
11 Dec 2024
Less than a fortnight left to pledge towards this deserving cause. The Family Bike Club are fundraising to train the next generation of bike mechanics and help local residents start pedalling, making them fitter and our roads safer and less[…]
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PG Ward Panel 10 December 2024 - posted by Karl Brown
10 Dec 2024
This final meeting of 2024 focused on high street issues, mostly shoplifting while acknowledging many of these same faces will be responsible for other crime lines. Shoplifting data had exploded following a UK level policy decision by Morrisons to report[…]
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Definitive plans for Devonshire Square unveiled
8 Dec 2024
[Original article] Article not displaying properly? Click here Work to replace the current temporary layout of Devonshire Square with a permanent design will start in early January and be completed in March, ready for formal inauguration in April. What the[…]
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Alfred Herring: 'Grand opening' now scheduled for 15th December
5 Dec 2024
Neil Littman wrote (message 7279) : Poster needs changing. Either wrong day or date. Dec 15th is Sunday. Thanks for pointing this out, Neil. The information sent to me by email was that the opening date will be 15th[…]
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Alfred Herring: 'Grand opening' now scheduled for 15th December - posted by Bill Linton
5 Dec 2024
Not a good start when they can't even get the date right - but in any case sounds like a pub I wouldn't want to go within a mile of.
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Alfred Herring: 'Grand opening' now scheduled for 15th December - posted by Neil Littman
5 Dec 2024
Poster needs changing. Either wrong day or date. Dec 15th is Sunday.
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Alfred Herring: 'Grand opening' now scheduled for 15th December
4 Dec 2024
[Original article] Article not displaying properly? Click here The reopening of Palmers Green's largest pub, the Alfred Herring, has been put back by a week and will now take place on 15th December The "grand opening" of the Alfred Herring[…]
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PG optometrist recognised for 'going above and beyond for patients' - posted by Reeva Godson
28 Nov 2024
Well deserved - Jas saw me just as the first lock down started and sorted out my emergency - always have optimum service at Specsavers Palmers Green.
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Alfred Herring to reopen next month
27 Nov 2024
The Alfred Herring is due to reopen on 7th December. An Enfield Dispatch report says that the new owners are "said to be Kov Ltd " and "believed to be a private family". 192.com lists the company as "Kov Industries[…]
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Project aims to provide free support to help people get on their bikes
27 Nov 2024
A reminder about the Family Bike Club's crowdfunder that was reported on last week. Enfield Council's latest Journeys & Places Newsletter has a nice succinct summary of the multiple benefits that the club's new project will deliver if the funding[…]
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PG optometrist recognised for 'going above and beyond for patients'
26 Nov 2024
[Original article] Article not displaying properly? Click here A Palmers Green optometrist has been awarded a medal for clinical excellence by the founders of the Specsavers chain of opticians. Optometrist Jaswinder Singh Nagra from the Palmers Green branch of Specsavers[…]
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Forum topic: Partial re-opening of Barrowell Green recycling centre

Partial re-opening of Barrowell Green recycling centre

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13 May 2020 22:55 5342

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Barrowell Green recycling centre has now partially re-opened to visitors with pre-booked appointments only. This is to ensure social distancing and safety to all visitors. Appointments are available, Monday to Sunday, 10am to 6pm. Specific appointment slots cannot be requested. There are restrictions on the amount and types of waste that will be accepted.

Access is by car only - no pedestrians. The Revive reuse shop will remain closed for the foreseeable future.

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Partial re-opening of Barrowell Green recycling centre

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14 May 2020 19:01 5343

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I'm feeling a little pedantic about this: cars can go, pedestrians can't. What about a poor old cyclist like me who has been delivering spent cooking oil by bike for years and years? I'm going to have a tantrum.

Of course my deliveries can wait, but it is a bit odd that a council which has been championing cycling for years didn't think to mention cyclists.

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