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...
Palmers Green residents are being invited by Enfield Council's Journeys and Places team to provide feedback on the newly published concept for a permanent redesign of Devonshire Square. In addition to an online survey running until 2nd June, there will be a public drop-in session on Friday 24th...
On Saturday 4th May a group of walkers will pass through Broomfield Park, inaugurating the first leg of a new North to South London Walking Trail that stretches from Cockfosters to Carshalton Beeches. Lucy Maddison and Emily Morrison, two keen weekend walkers who set up the Walking Post website...
As of Monday 29th April a school street will be in operation during school arrival and departure times in the section of Highworth Road adjacent to Bowes Primary School. A letter with the content below has been sent by...
Following the inauguration of the window art at Southgate Library , the second location on last Saturday's "Launch Southgate" itinerary was Ashfield Parade, where two new parklets were installed last month. Young people from EYPCS participated in the design of artwork for the Ashfield Parade...
First stop on last Saturday's "Southgate Launches" event was the library, where artist Dan Maier recently completed her third building transformation in the town centre, adorning the windows with a vibrant artwork showcasing Southgate's rich horticultural heritage. Southgate Library shows off its...
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The the announcement that Hazelwood is one of the schools chosen for the next batch of school streets could not have been more perfectly timed, as on Friday the team behind the Hazelwood Lane Project will be submitting their ideas to the council. School streets and the Project share the same main aim - to encourage sustainable and active travel by families to Hazelwood School by creating a safe pathway for children and parents. What's more, the Project would improve conditions at all times of day and days of the week for people of all ages walking or cycling along the top part of Hazelwood Lane.
School streets achieve the aim of encouraging sustainable and active travel by closing the street to through motor traffic at the times when children are arriving at or leaving school, reducing danger and pollution and making the immediate environment of the school quieter and pleasanter. The Hazelwood Lane Project would make walking to school a more attractive option by improving pavements and crossings between Green Lanes and the school. Collaboration between the council's school streets engineers and the Hazelwood Lane Project's team of local residents is a "no-brainer".
You can show your support for the project team's ideas and reinforce the message to the council by signing their petition - click on this link or scan the QR code at the end of this article.