Issue 26, November 2020,
of Enfield Dispatch is now being distributed across the borough, so go and pick up your copy. You can also get it delivered to your door by becoming a member.
The deadline for the next edition is Tuesday 17th November. If you'd like to suggest an article idea you can email .
In this month's edition the top story is the reaction to two high-rise redevelopments, one proposed and one granted permission, both featuring towers taller than any existing borough building.
On Page 5, a hospice director writes about the way the charity has adapted to the pandemic this year;
On Page 12 Enfield Art Circle is hosting its annual exhibition online;
On Page 13 local arts groups win emergency government grants;
On Page 14 Sylvia Collicott reveals the results of her research into the borough’s links with the slave trade;
On Page 16 a man is sentenced for a random stabbing spree in Edmonton;
And on Page 18 meet Enfield Town FC’s new head of football operations.
