The September issue of Enfield Dispatch has been published. You can read it online or pick it up at one of the many distribution points in the borough.
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- In this month's edition the top story is that more Enfield councillors have quit the Labour Party in a row over the local group's leadership;
- On Page 2 several charity shops have closed in a worrying indicator for the high street;
- On Page 3 a local climate activist has launched a legal case against the government over emissions from incineration;
- On Page 4 find out how small businesses in the borough are coping post-lockdown;
- On Page 6 Bowes Park residents give their reaction to the implementation of a low-traffic neighbourhood;
- On Page 8 a new report looks at how Enfield Council could build better homes in the borough;
- On Page 12 a pensioner is raising money for Chickenshed Theatre;
- And on Page 14 Enfield Town Ladies FC invites budding footballers to get involved with the club.
