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- Councillors welcome new mayor, but scrutiny changes provoke dissent
- Another civil society group in Enfield has expressed its unhappiness about the new environment forum and the abolition of the separate forums discussing green belt issues, conservation and public...
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- New plans for Fox Lane quieter neighbourhood revealed
- I would agree that the Aldermans Hill / Cannon Hill junction should see close scrutiny for active as well as motor travel. The same, long running, argument applies to the Green Lanes / Hedge Lane /...
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- Ally Pally rail bridge threatened with demolition
- Not sure why, but I've always been rather fond of this disused railway bridge that you walk under to get into Alexandra Park from Dukes Avenue. But now, it seems, it's in danger of collapsing and...
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- New plans for Fox Lane quieter neighbourhood revealed
- And of course roads such as Cannon Broad and Broomfield Avenue seem to manage very well, along with the hundreds of other cul-de-sacs and filtered roads in Enfield. Indeed most new developments are...
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- New plans for Fox Lane quieter neighbourhood revealed
- Agreed the surrounding roads need measures as well but the council have to start somewhere. On the u-turn point. Thames water recently closed our road at one end for a few days. All the delivery...
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- New plans for Fox Lane quieter neighbourhood revealed
- I agree there will need to be measures on surrounding roads - and that junction is dangerous. Experience with similar LTNs shows there is traffic evaporation as people within the area walk and cycle...
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- New plans for Fox Lane quieter neighbourhood revealed
- I live on Aldermans Hill and this scheme is a disaster for the residents on the surrounding roads. It is pushing all the traffic onto the outer roads and there is no mention of improving the safety of...
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- New plans for Fox Lane quieter neighbourhood revealed
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- Open letter to waste authority chair shows that challenges to huge incinerator project continue
- https://youtu.be/Y_aU94B017E Edited extracts from the waste authority meeting, focussing on the cases made by the nine deputations who were requesting a pause and review of the incinerator project.
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- Councillors welcome new mayor, but scrutiny changes provoke dissent
- The particular point about these three panels - the conservation advisory group, green belt forum and public transport consultative group - is that they involve a high degree of participation by...
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- 70 years of netball history are in the hands of the planning committee!
- At its meeting on 7th July the planning committee approved the application to upgrade the netball and tennis courts and install floodlighting.
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- Councillors welcome new mayor, but scrutiny changes provoke dissent
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- Open letter to waste authority chair shows that challenges to huge incinerator project continue
- Edmonton incinerator was the first of eleven incinerators that started operating in the 1970s and ONS data show that infant death rates in the Councils exposed to emissions all rose after the...
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- Open letter to waste authority chair shows that challenges to huge incinerator project continue
- The fundamental pieces driving the approach to waste in north London are currently all active. While the future still remains unclear that position should now be changing. The planned Edmonton...
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- Open letter to waste authority chair shows that challenges to huge incinerator project continue
- The meeting of the waste authority was reported in various local papers. Notably, the referenced the comment about Clyde Loakes being "extraordinarily rude" - a comment which in my view was...