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- Street art
- Should have mentioned that the painting of the new mural on Kiva's side was arranged by the Palmers Green Action Team (PGAT). It's part of their Street Art project to bring colour and interest to...
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- Details of Bowes low-traffic neighbourhood scheme published
- Enfield Dispatch editor James Cracknell has been doing some old-fashioned journalism - contacting people in the area and asking them for their views - in fact, I get the impression he may actually...
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- Details of Bowes low-traffic neighbourhood scheme published
- Your area needs an LTN too - I understand there's a resident's group being set-up to campaign for one.
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- Details of Bowes low-traffic neighbourhood scheme published
- This scheme does nothing but push the problem further east into Myddleton Rd, Spencer Avenue, Green Lanes , Wolves Lane, etc. I find it amusing that Brownlow Rd is seen as too narrow for all this...
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- Street art
- Part of a new mural painted today on the side wall of Kiva in Hazelwood Lane by Zoe Louise Harrison and Emily Joret from the interior decorators in Wades Hill, Winchmore Hill. More photos on...
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- HM Government legally challenged on incineration
- Georgia Elliot-Smith, an Enfield resident and leading campaigner against the planned Edmonton incinerator, has instigated related legal proceedings against the UK Government and Devolved...
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- More councillors join breakaway group
- The fourth Labour councillor to leave the party and join Enfield Council's Community First group is Dino Lemonides, who represents Chase ward and is a former cabinet member. Cllr Lemonides told...
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- Cuts to London youth services continuing
- Plenty of reasons to be concerned about provision for our young people (see the report and comments above), but here we have an example of someone putting his own money into a project designed to...
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- Cuts to London youth services continuing
- Hot on the heels of Sian Berry's report on drastic cuts to funding of youth services comes this report on the impact of Covid-19 on youth services in London:...
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- Cuts to London youth services continuing
- Neil Littman raises a deeply troubling problem, perhaps another example of the market being used as a substitute for policy. I recall always being struck by the councils budget consultation results...
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- More councillors join breakaway group
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- Cuts to London youth services continuing
- As far back as 2014 these cuts have been linked to gang crime and deaths due to the removal of facilities for the young people in the most deprived areas. Each young person who is killed costs the...
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- Cuts to London youth services continuing
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- New plans for Fox Lane quieter neighbourhood revealed
- Thank you for confirming that you were presenting falsehoods as 'facts'. And please excuse me for not swallowing your attached 'stats' whole either. The 'Trip Distance' data comes from the 2013-14...
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- Details of Bowes low-traffic neighbourhood scheme published
- Sorry but I don't see how your map plan @ Basil Clarke blocking Myddleton, Truro, Nightingale & Whittington Road is a great idea! Especially as it is then looking to completely stop wood green police...