Various times
Leaving Tunisia: Exhibition of mixed media art by Raymond Isaac
Continues until Wednesday 31 July
10.45am - 11.45am
Active Enfield free weekly walk in Broomfield Park
2.30pm - 4.30pm
Broomfield Conservatory open
6.00pm - 7.00pm, 7.00pm - 8.00pm
Soft Yoga
7.00pm - 9.00pm
Weekly stitch and knit social
Various times
Leaving Tunisia: Exhibition of mixed media art by Raymond Isaac
Continues until Wednesday 31 July
1.30pm - 3.00pm
New River Shanty Crew: folk songs and shanties for all abilities
7.00pm - 8.00pm
Pilates class - beginners to intermediate
Various times
Leaving Tunisia: Exhibition of mixed media art by Raymond Isaac
Continues until Wednesday 31 July
10.00am - 2.00pm
All-ability cycling hub for adults
1.00pm - 1.45pm
Top-up Truck calling at Devonshire Square
3.30pm - 5.00pm
Summer Reading Challenge launch party at Palmers Green Library
3.45pm - 5.00pm
Creative Writing Club at Palmers Green Library (ages 8 to 14)
Various times
Leaving Tunisia: Exhibition of mixed media art by Raymond Isaac
Continues until Wednesday 31 July
9.30am
Broomfield Park Active Club
12.30pm - 1.30pm
Free inclusive tennis for teens and adults
2.30pm - 4.30pm
People with Voices poetry and ideas workshop
5.00pm
Boxtree Productions present The Wind in the Willows
7.00pm - 10.30pm
Céilidh in aid of Nightingale Cancer Support
7.30pm
Southgate Symphony Orchestra: A Farewell to Adrian Brown
Various times
Leaving Tunisia: Exhibition of mixed media art by Raymond Isaac
Continues until Wednesday 31 July
11.00am - 4.00pm
Myddleton Road Market
2.00pm - 4.00pm
Broomfield Community Orchard open
2.00pm - 5.00pm
Bowes & Bounds Repair Café
2.30pm - 4.30pm
Broomfield Conservatory open - with free children's activity
3.00pm
Sustainable Clothes Swap
7.00pm - 10.00pm
St Harmonica's Blues Club: Monthly Blues Jam
Various times
Leaving Tunisia: Exhibition of mixed media art by Raymond Isaac
Continues until Wednesday 31 July
10.00am - 10.30am
Bounce & Rhyme @ PG Library (up to 18mo)
10.00am - 3.00pm
All-ability cycling hub for adults
10.30am - 12.30pm
Foodbank at Southgate Mosque - no referral needed
5.00pm - 7.00pm
Tea and Chess Society at Palmers Green Library
Various times
Leaving Tunisia: Exhibition of mixed media art by Raymond Isaac
Continues until Wednesday 31 July
9.30am - 11.00am
Grief Café at Enfield Town Library
10.00am - 11.30am
Weekly Knit & Natter
10.00am - 12.00pm
Winchmore Folk Dance Club
6.30pm - 8.00pm
Monthly Menopause Meetup
18 June until 13 July
Exhibition: Welcome to our World
29 June until 14 September
Summer on the Green
Tuesday 9 July
Grief Café at Enfield Town Library
Thursday 11 July
Enfield Autism Inclusion Conference
Thursday 11 July
Enfield Recruitment Day
Thursday 11 July
R'Voices Choir
Thursday 11 July
Bowes Park Folk Club: Singers' night/open mic
Saturday 13 July and Sunday 14 July
Festival of the Lea
Saturday 13 July
Janine Johnson: Soul in the Park
Saturday 13 July
Friends of Arnos Park Summer Sizzler CommunityBBQ
Saturday 13 July
Park Live: The Britpop Boys
Saturday 13 July
Winchmore String Orchestra: Concert in aid of Sing Out Choir
Sunday 14 July until Saturday 20 July
Incognito Theatre presents Rabbit Hole by David Lindsay-Abaire
Sunday 14 July
Community Orchard picnic
Monday 15 July
Nightingale Cancer Centre Bereavement Group meeting
Monday 15 July
Talk: From Monoux and Morris to Beer and Bacon Jam - a virtual tour of the history of Walthamstow
Tuesday 16 July
Prostate cancer seminar with Errol McKellar
29 Jun 2024 A recording of yesterday's election hustings for the Southgate & Wood Green constituency is now online. The LibDems were represented by their election agent as their candidate could not attend. As happened with the Edmonton & Winchmore Hill hustings, both the Conservative and Reform parties failed to take up the invitation to participate.
28 Jun 2024 A recording of yesterday's election hustings for the Edmonton and Winchmore Hill constituency is now online. All candidates apart from those standing for the Conservatives and Reform attended.
27 Jun 2024 What I should have been more clear about is the effect on the council finances challenging any kind of application. I had forgotten the reason why they pulled back from the previous challenge against Merkur Slots which was clarified elsewhere in this post. An FOI was obtained (as attached) on the levels of spending by various London councils making[…]
26 Jun 2024 Big Issue magazine has delivered an open letter to both Labour and Conservative parties urging measures to eradicate poverty
26 Jun 2024 Saturday sees the launch of a summer-long series of free events in Edmonton at the newly built Pavilion on the Green. Between now and September the Pavilion will play host to live music featuring styles from the African diaspora, holiday activities for young people, family arts, theatre and dance workshops, wellbeing activities and a whole range of other activities.
26 Jun 2024 [Original article] Article not displaying properly? Click here The organisers of the Livestock Music Festival, due to be held at Forty Hall Farm on 27th July, are calling on music lovers to buy tickets soon because last year's losses due to bad weather and the slow rate of sales to date this year mean that the organisation is in a[…]
26 Jun 2024 Music lovers planning to attend the Livestock 2024 music festival at Forty Hall Farm should buy tickets now as unless ticket sales pick up soon there is a risk that the event may be cancelled.
26 Jun 2024 A street party weekend in Palmers Green with events occurring in Old Park Road, Broomfield Avenue and Osborne Road (at least). Straightforward to organise and great for street-spirit. Street closure details are on the council’s web site. If not this year, there is plenty of time to plan your own 2025 event. Last weekend was the Great Get Together weekend,[…]
25 Jun 2024 How well do you know your flugelhorn from your trumpet? Come along to Winchmore String Orchestra's next concert on 13th July and find the difference between these two similar brass instruments. Discover too how smoothly the local musicians can switch from 17th Century Italian Baroque to 20th Century British, with a little pinch of Argentinian Tango thrown in to spice[…]
25 Jun 2024 Neil Littman wrote (message 7179) : I wanted to post a photo to show one of the blocked gulley covers in my road but there is no facility to post a photo on this site as far as I am aware. It certainly is possible to upload photos, and many people have done so. But unfortunately the process isn't[…]
22 Jun 2024 Ahead of next months's general election, Enfield Dispatch, Enfield Climate Action Forum and LocalMotion Enfield are joining forces to run online hustings focussing on three of the most pressing issues that the next government has to tackle: the housing crisis, the cost of living and, last but certainly not least, climate change.
19 Jun 2024 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.
19 Jun 2024 [Original article] Article not displaying properly? Click here 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. Climate change brings heavier rain and[…]
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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)
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Southgate and Wood Green candidates make their pitch for your vote
Enfield music festival issues urgent financial appeal
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Edmonton and Winchmore Hill candidates make their pitch for your vote
Green Lanes café allowed to sell alcohol after compromise on opening hours
Local police officer charged over theft from corpse
Rough sleeping across London rises by a fifth to reach record high
London-wide exercise explores capital’s resilience to extreme heat
Ex-Conservative deputy leader at Enfield Civic Centre says: ‘Vote Labour!’
Local entrepreneurs and charity leaders celebrated at second annual Enfield Business Awards
Crackdown on antisocial behaviour across North London rail routes
Child poverty up by a third across London since 2010
Khan’s off-peak Friday fares trial said to have ‘negligible’ impact
Firefighters tackle blaze at Winchmore Hill nursery
Edmonton pupils get to see Women’s Super League trophy after winning competition
Edmonton primary school named among best in the UK
TfL says it has doubled wildflower verge areas on its London road network
Council leader defends house purchase after questions raised
General election hustings events organised for three Enfield constituencies
Driver who killed two and injured four in M25 wrong-way smash jailed
Council to pay family with disabilities £2k compensation over ‘unsuitable’ housing
Major roadworks planned in Enfield for nine weeks this summer
Khan defends Ulez expansion after facing hecklers at public debate
Gove defends government record on homelessness
Three ex-councillors given top awards for their service to Enfield
Updated climate action plan published by Enfield Council
Police appeal for information five months after Southbury stabbing
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
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Supported living application deferred due to fire and accessibility worries
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