This Week in N21
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Eating, Drinking & Socialising
Bush Hill Park Golf Club Captain
raises nearly £4000 for Diabetes Research
WARNING
Four Range Rovers stolen in Grange Park
in one night
watch this video
Fly-tipping on Thames Water land
on Bush Hill
Enfield Council undertakes
Retail
and the 'patient' is poorly
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Join the Park Run
in Grovelands Park
www.parkrun.org.uk/grovelands/
Lots of other sporting activities
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Bush Hill Park Residents Association
Enfield Town Residents Association
Fox Lane & District Residents Association
Grange Park Residents Association
Grovelands Residents Association
Western Enfield Residents Association
Winchmore Hill Residents Association
The Friends of Grovelands Park
find out how to join here
Gardening Friends
more details here
Grange Park Horticultural Society
more details here
North London Organic Gardeners
more details here
Woodcroft Wildspace
more details here
Are you thinking of starting a business?
Are you unemployed?
New & Updated Business Pages
Chi Chi's Coffee & Waffle House
Fun English Conversation Classes
Siobhan Cosgrave Herbalist & Naturopath
Oxfam has closed
Winchmore Hill charity shop
Dr Linda Miller and members of the Enfield Town Residents Association (ETRA) & campaigners, delivering a petition to Theresa May
at 10 Downing Street
"We submit this plea to you following the experiences of elderly, disabled and blind people in Enfield. Elderly, disabled and blind people have been dealt a major injustice based on negligent road planning and been subjected to road re-engineering schemes that have: reduced pavements below recommended widths; introduced shared space (also called shared use) bus-boarders (where the cycle lane passes between the bus and the bus stop); removed pedestrian crossings and pedestrian refuges; and introduced recognised trip hazards ('orcas' and 'armadillos') along our major shopping streets. All of these present real dangers to all pedestrians but much more so to older, infirm, disabled and blind/visually impaired people."
ANOTHER ORCA FALL
Lucy Wilkinson fell over an orca in November
and spent Christmas on crutches
more details on the Enfield Independent website
YES - Because the A105 cycle lane scheme
is an 'EXPERIMENT'
Enfield Council 'forget' this crucial fact, but now has to consult residents and businesses on its 'value'
"Green Lanes from the PG direction can get so bad that I drive anywhere but head towards those lights. The stupid thing is that the Sainsbury entrance used to work fine without lights. And there was never a jam on Green Lanes"
Robin C
The distance between the zebra crossing
north of Masons Corner and the crossing
outside the Post Office at 822 Green Lanes
is 400 metres
If you are concerned about the safety of orcas
please sign the petition
https://www.change.org/p/london-borough-of-enfield-tell-enfield-council-to-take-the-orcas-out
Have you tripped over or hit one of these
whilst walking, driving or cycling?
download the leaflet on how to report incidents
Report it to Enfield Council
on the incident reporting page
Enfield Council say orcas are safe - really?
Read this research published
in the Evening Standard
Segregated cycle lanes are putting patients' lives at risk
medical leaders have warned
Ambulance on the wrong side of the road opposite Sainsbury's
read the Telegraph article
A beginners guide to taking wildlife photographs
Fix My Street
Check out pollution levels today
CHECK OUT WHAT WE CAN RECYCLE HERE
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Enfield Local Plan Consultation
The draft plan sets out options for development over the next 15 years through 'good growth' principles, as endorsed by the Mayor of London
Consultation closes
28/2/19
Our vision for Enfield is:
Heritage for change - engaged, cherished, conserved and enjoyed
Enfield Council has published a new
Heritage Strategy 'Making Enfield',
with a consultation,
https://new.enfield.gov.uk/services/planning/heritage-strategy-consultation/
Petition: Save The Intimate Theatre
Steven Berkoff backs call to save The Intimate Theatre
"I definitely think that St Monica's Church should take more pride in the Intimate's history and its place in our community - after all, churches have always had an important community function - and look seriously at the alternatives to demolition"
St Monica's Players have put forward
an alternative plan for the Intimate Theatre
BAMBOS CHARALAMBOUS MP
FOR ENFIELD SOUTHGATE
Bush Hill Park councillors here
Grange councillors here
Winchmore Hill councillors here
Winchmore Hill ward
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Winchmore Hill Police
Southgate Homebound
and Disabled Association
more details here
Ruth Winston Community Centre
Winchmore Hill Community Care
Dementia Cafe
at St Peter's Church Hall
on Fridays
More details here
Chickenshed Theatre
The Fontliners Book Club
meets once a month in the Winchmore
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The Highlands Village Book Group
invites new members
contact Kate on 07944 756757
Winchmore Hill Book Club
Grovelands Park
Facebook Group
Winchmore Hill & Palmers Green Memories
Facebook Group
Winchmore Hill Families
Facebook Group