Shopkeepers on Green Lanes have spoken out about the impact of cycle lanes on their businesses a year after a major part of the scheme was completed
Upcoming Event's
- Craft Revival Workshops
- Are you a woman thinking of starting a business?
- Leech Live Acoustic at the Little Green Dragon
- Winchmore String Orchestra Concert
- The Boadicea of Britannia Street
- Fun Quiz Night
- Rhythm Revival 80s Charity Dance
- North London Organic Gardeners Meeting
- Southgate Symphony Orchestra in Concert
- Fabulous Charity Evening
This Week in N21
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Eating, Drinking & Socialising
Keble School loses part of junior school roof in high winds
The Winchmore wins
'Spirit Pub of the Year' award
Grange Park Horticultural Society
Trading Hut open to the local gardening community
Saturday & Sunday 10am - noon
Compost & garden sundries at competitive prices
Membership £3
Fly tipping by the New River
STILL not cleared
Proposed New Development on
Bush Hill
Check out who is building what near you
http://talkies.org.uk/event/premiere-talkies-short-film-commissions-3-2/
https://bhpgc.com/women-s-golf
Enfield Council undertakes
Retail
and the 'patient' is poorly
you can make a difference
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Join the Park Run
in Grovelands Park
www.parkrun.org.uk/grovelands/
Lots of other sporting activities
to join in N21!
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
Siobhan Cosgrave Herbalist & Naturopath
Enfield Council win £6m to regenerate Enfield Town
Is this Mini Holland rebranded?
The A105 cycle lane is an 'experiment'
It is now time for you to say on how the changes
to parking & loading made to build the cycle lanes have impacted on your life
TAKE PART IN THE CONSULTATION
ON CHANGES TO PARKING & LOADING
https://consultations.trafficandtransport.co.uk/traffic-and-transportation/a105-eto/consult_view/
'Mini-Hollands' (including A105) are creating 'real distress'
for visually impaired
Read the National Federation of the Blind's review
Have you tripped over or hit one of these
whilst walking, driving or cycling?
REPORT IT TO ENFIELD COUNCIL
https://consultations.trafficandtransport.co.uk/traffic-and-transportation/incident-reporting/
https://www.change.org/p/london-borough-of-enfield-tell-enfield-council-to-take-the-orcas-out
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."
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
Check out pollution levels today
CHECK OUT WHAT WE CAN RECYCLE HERE
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Can you support Girl Guiding in N21?
contact Martha Coleman for more details
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Save The Intimate Theatre
The Intimate Theatre has been added
to the 'Theatre At Risk' register
https://www.facebook.com/TheIntimateTheatre/
BAMBOS CHARALAMBOUS MP
FOR ENFIELD SOUTHGATE
Bush Hill Park councillors here
Grange councillors here
Winchmore Hill councillors here
Winchmore Hill ward
March newsletter
Grange ward
March newsletter
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