I just wanted to give my support to this campaign having been involved in a previous one back in December 2020 which was initiated by a cross-party group of Enfield councillors including Cllr Maria Alexandrou, Cllr Dinah Barry and Cllr[…]
Read more...Apologies for repeating some things from my earlier post - this new post was written primarily for this week's weekly newsletter. This Thursday is the last of six days of hearings for the first stage of the Examination in Public[…]
Read more...[Original article] Article not displaying properly? Click here To mark Cervical Cancer Awareness Month, we feature a "Public Cervix Announcement" by Nightingale Cancer Support, while Healthwatch Enfield launch an online survey designed to find out why the uptake of screening[…]
Read more...James Cracknell reports on Thursday's second session of the examination in public of the Enfield Local Plan. Council admits it won’t be able to meet London Plan housing target for Enfield His report on the first day of the hearings:[…]
Read more...What I have seen of this scheme so far looks good and seems to benefit everybody travelling around the centre of Enfield town regardless of the way they make their journey. However, one issue that wasn't addressed (and not sure[…]
Read more...Maybe my tastes are a little eccentric, but I listened to several hours of the first day of the examination in public with fascination. Two things I'd like to draw attention to: First, it's not out of the question that[…]
Read more...[Original article] Article not displaying properly? Click here A ribbon-cutting ceremony this Saturday will mark the formal completion of the first phase of the Enfield Town Liveable Neighbourhood project. The new Saddlers Square is named after the Saddlers Mill Stream,[…]
Read more...Day one of the hearing, potentially the beginning of the end of Enfield’s plan’s seven-year quest, was memorable for you-tube watchers to see subtitles occasionally appearing on screen BEFORE the speaker projected the words. AI breaking yet new frontiers I[…]
Read more...[Original article] Article not displaying properly? Click here Following the submission by the council of its draft Enfield Local Plan, the government-appointed planning inspector, Steven Lee, will be holding the first series of hearings for the Examination in Public between[…]
Read more...The challenge we have is that one of the appellant's arguments is that Adult Gaming Centres (AGCs) are distinct from betting shops and should not be conflated with them in terms of clustering or intensification policies. They emphasise that AGCs[…]
Read more...JuliusCaf wrote (message 7299) : Yes, one of the worse bus routes in the whole of the UK, I give you the w9. It even makes the w8 seem reliable! What idiot omitted the w9? That's a different issue,[…]
Read more...Yes, one of the worse bus routes in the whole of the UK, I give you the w9. It even makes the w8 seem reliable! What idiot omitted the w9?
Read more...Is the W9 route included in this plan?
Read more...It's another blow to high streets everywhere, not just Palmers Green and a shame the banks or local council have little influence over the future usage of a closed down bank. Surely we have reached a peak in terms of[…]
Read more...Karl Brown wrote (message 7293) : Cabinet papers for next week contain sacks of detail, mostly financials but also other facts from a scorecard. A number of these jumped out at me.... Karl is referring to the quarterly Corporate[…]
Read more...[Original article] Article not displaying properly? Click here The Palmers Green Action Team is calling on residents to oppose renewed attempts to obtain planning permission to convert a former bank into gambling venue. The deadline for objecting is 15th January.[…]
Read more...[Original article] Article not displaying properly? Click here There will be frequency enhancements to local bus services 121, 329, W6 and W4 beginning next week or on 1st February. The biggest improvements will be to the W6. The biggest improvements[…]
Read more...Cabinet papers for next week contain sacks of detail, mostly financials but also other facts from a scorecard. A number of these jumped out at me. Full papers are (always) on the councils web site - I google "Enfield council[…]
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