I think it is interesting that this post doesn't say why we got to this situation of needing the survey in the first place. It is a bit of an 'elephant in the room' and understand fully why this has[…]
Read more...What happened to this proposal?
Read more...Thanks for sharing the following story in PG Community Newsletter: . I'm new to Palmers Green and likely to use the train from its station regularly. To me, it seems like good news that trains stopping at our station will be[…]
Read more...[Original article] Article not displaying properly? Click here The Southgate Ward Safer Neighbourhood Team, together with the council's Journeys and Places Team and the Met Police, are running an event on 14th March to find out women's feelings about their[…]
Read more...Nice report on the Enfield Dispatch website from this afternoon's dedication of Barney's Bridge: Beloved cat immortalised as ‘Barney’s Bridge’ unveiled in Enfield Town Believe it or not, the previous story posted to the Dispatch website was about a dog![…]
Read more...[Original article] Article not displaying properly? Click here When I set up the subject tags for this website, there was one that never crossed my mind - "Local pets". However, my subject today is a cat. As I'm expecting this[…]
Read more...Tuesday 25th February was the date of the appeal against our council refusing planning permission for the change of use of the previous Lloyds Bank site to an Adult Gaming Centre (AGC). The history is well documented on the PGC[…]
Read more...There's more about the revised library closure plans on the Enfield Dispatch website.
Read more...[Original article] Article not displaying properly? Click here A revised draft of the Enfield Council Library Strategy has seen only one library removed from the list of proposed cuts. Winchmore Hill, Southgate and Bowes Road are still faced with closure,[…]
Read more...Thanks Mark for another very interesting post. Can I take issue? I can't agree your point 1, regarding it as unreasonable that Bowes LTN residents should not hope for better access than via the N Circ, on the grounds that[…]
Read more...In the context of David’s post, it is understandable that long-time activists against low-traffic initiatives would back the petition, for they will have a clear-eyed view of it as a vehicle to challenge an LTN. But – as I have[…]
Read more...Having responded to Mark, a quick response to David Beadle, if I may. I don't know whether David has the benefit of being in an LTN. David writes "And the petition (and many public consultations) make it very clear that[…]
Read more...I welcome Mark's comments, as a fellow resident and car-owner in the Bowes LTN. It is very important that views both for and against a suggested change are heard. Almost by definition, any change affecting some thousands of people will[…]
Read more...They do so understand what an LTN is, and this one and many others have very conspicuously failed to incentivise any switch from private car to more sustainable travel modes: you only have to look at the multiple large cars[…]
Read more...As a Bowes LTN resident (and car driver and cyclist), living in New Southgate ward, I find the so-called ‘13 Roads’ petition to exempt local residents from ANPR restrictions deeply flawed. The effect, in a nutshell, would be the semi-privatisation[…]
Read more...[Original article] Article not displaying properly? Click here A call by residents of a low-traffic neighbourhood to drive past a camera-controlled filter point was discussed at a council meeting this week. A petition signed by 1,683 people living in the[…]
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