of the Enfield Dispatch is now being distributed to hundreds of locations across the borough, so go and pick up your copy. You can also get it delivered to your door by becoming a member.Following reports that some people are having difficultly finding the Dispatch in some of the places listed on the website, the publishers have now purchased four news stands where the paper will be stocked. The first two of these have been installed outside Southgate Underground Station and at the Ruth Winston Community Centre in Palmers Green. Two more will be installed very shortly in Enfield Town and Edmonton Green, close to the stations in these areas.
The deadline for the next edition is Tuesday 21st May. If you'd like to suggest an article idea please email .
In this month's edition the top story is the calls for 'government action' following a recent spate of stabbings in Edmonton.
On Page 2 a lollipop warden hits out at the council for axing all eleven of the borough's school crossing patrols.
On Page 3 ex-councillors speak out following the Labour Party's rebuke over the Enfield group's handling of its 2018 selection process.
On Page 5 there's a new social enterprise launching in Palmers Green that aims to get people sewing.
On Page 6 thousands of people sign a petition to save weekly bin collections.
On Page 8 a schoolteacher recounts the battle to oppose academisation at her school in Edmonton.
On Page 11 a gin distillery in Bowes is making a big name for itself.
And on Page 13 a mum explains what led her to launch a local choir designed for busy parents.
