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Alfred Herring: 'New lease signed and sealed' - posted by Atharv Miller
16 Nov 2024
Exciting news for Alfred Herring! Securing a new lease marks a fresh chapter and opportunities ahead It’s great to see stability and growth in the community. Here's to continued success and a positive future for everyone involved. I wish you[…]
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Alfred Herring: 'New lease signed and sealed' - posted by Darren Edgar
7 Nov 2024
Colin Younger wrote (message 7256) : So how many "pubs" can Palmers Green support? This will put pressure on the Fox. How so? This isn't a new pub. Just a replacement of an existing. The competition levels haven't changed. Fox[…]
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Council advertising £320,000 contract to deliver the Unlocking Broomfield Park project - posted by Colin Younger
7 Nov 2024
The Community Engagement Officer is in place, and beginning to get to grips with the task.
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Making Broomfield Park more welcoming for teenage girls - posted by Colin Younger
7 Nov 2024
It's sad to read how afraid people feel because of the lack of open views behind walls and hedges. It's not easy to see how this can be dealt with; planting and Listed walls are inherent to the park.
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Making Broomfield Park more welcoming for teenage girls
6 Nov 2024
[Original article] Article not displaying properly? Click here A recently published report contains recommendations aimed at making Broomfield Park more appealing and welcoming for some demographics that are underrepresented among visitors to the park, in particular teenage girls. A report[…]
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Council advertising £320,000 contract to deliver the Unlocking Broomfield Park project
5 Nov 2024
[Original article] Article not displaying properly? Click here Enfield Council is currently advertising for a multidisciplinary team, led by a conservation landscape architect, to deliver the project to dismantle the remains of Broomfield House, "memorialise" it, bring the land it[…]
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Alfred Herring: 'New lease signed and sealed' - posted by Peter Randolph
5 Nov 2024
great news hope it works out!
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Should Twenty be Plenty on Enfield's roads?
30 Oct 2024
[Original article] Article not displaying properly? Click here Campaigning group Better Streets for Enfield are holding a public online meeting at 8pm on Tuesday 19th November under the title “Is Twenty Plenty in Enfield?” to discuss the case for a[…]
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Environmentally sustainable playground inaugurated at Hazelwood Primary School
25 Oct 2024
[Original article] Article not displaying properly? Click here Transformation of a playground at a Palmers Green primary school into a more environmentally sustainable area was celebrated this morning at a tree planting ceremony attended by the leader of Enfield Council.[…]
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Alfred Herring: 'New lease signed and sealed' - posted by Colin Younger
24 Oct 2024
So how many "pubs" can Palmers Green support? This will put pressure on the Fox.
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Alfred Herring: 'New lease signed and sealed'
23 Oct 2024
[Original article] Article not displaying properly? Click here A new operator has been found for the Alfred Herring pub in Green Lanes. It will be re-opening as a "vibrant sports bar" with an "exciting food offering". The Alfred Herring prior[…]
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Forum topic: New road markings

New road markings

Garry Humphreys

24 Sep 2017 14:31 #3199

Has anyone noticed that the new road markings at the junction of Green Lanes, Park Avenue and Fox Lane make no provision for northbound vehicles on Green Lanes to turn right into Park Avenue without blocking other northbound traffic while waiting, or blocking the southbound lane provided for the right-turn into Fox Lane? Previously, the area just south of the former CCTV column (now moved) fulfilled this useful function. This similarly makes it difficult to pass from Fox Lane over Green Lanes and into Park Avenue. Any comments?

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