As the deadline for submitting objections to the draft Enfield Local Plan approaches, the Enfield Society and Enfield RoadWatch have issued a jointly published leaflet, with the text shown below. Enfield's Green Belt and historic character are under attack! from proposals in the revised Enfield...
On 3rd February a revised repeat of a talk about the opening of the Piccadilly Line extension from Arnos Grove to Cockfosters will round off the celebrations of its 90th anniversary. How the Piccadilly Line extension to Cockfosters was advertised in 1933 (Enfield West was later renamed Oakwood) In...
Enfield Council has been awarded more than half a million pounds of lottery money to pay for the first phase of its project to "unlock Broomfield Park for the community", which includes "memorializing" Broomfield House. The National Lottery Heritage Fund has awarded to Enfield Council the sum...
Residents are being invited to contribute ideas to a project to reopen a historic school building in Edmonton as a community hub which will provide training opportunities for young people in the borough. The Charity School in March 2020 (Enfield Society) The former Girls’ Charity School and the...
WEA Enfield & Southgate courses resume towards the end of September, either online or at Enfield Baptist Church. In person at Enfield Baptist Church Literature or History of Ideas with Brandon Robshaw Tuesday mornings Social History : with George O’Reilly Friday mornings Art Appreciation with...
Ahead of the opening of a museum in part of the historic mansion at its heart, projects to carry out further in-depth research into Trent Park's vital World War 2 intelligence-gathering role are already yielding results. In parallel, an interactive project to teach local children about the...
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The future of the Intimate Theatre will be discussed by Enfield's planning committee for the third time next week. A slightly revised application designed to satisfy demands for a theatre-type facility in the replacement building is on the agenda for the committee's meeting on Tuesday 8th March
As before, the planning application envisages demolishing the former theatre and replacing it by a new parish centre for St Monica's Church and six two-bed flats. However, the application now makes provision for a demountable stage with lighting and storage space for the stage and indicates how an audience of 156 people could be accommodated.
The revisions are designed to satisfy a requirement set out by the planning committee when it last considered the application, on 18th January. On that occasion the committee decided to refer the application back to St Monica's with a request that the church explore whether the "explicit use of theatre performance can be retained” by including provision for a moveable stage.
Council planning officers are recommending that the application be approved.