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Recent Posts
- Clay Hill 15-Dec-2018
- Upper Edmonton 15-Dec-2018
- Enfield in Bloom “Gold” for station garden team 14-Dec-2018
- St Stephen’s Church 10-Dec-2018
- LBE draft Heritage Strategy 09-Dec-2018
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Forthcoming events
Nov1Thuall-day Exhibition: Hidden Treasures of ... @ Dugdale CentreExhibition: Hidden Treasures of ... @ Dugdale CentreNov 1 2018 – Apr 22 2019 all-dayNow open and running until 22nd April 2019. Opening Hours are Monday to Saturday: 10am – 6pm, Sunday: 10am – 6pm. Free entrance. A special feature on Broomfield House appeared in the Autumn 2018 newsletter.Dec19Wed8:00 pm Christmas traditions @ Jubilee HallChristmas traditions @ Jubilee HallDec 19 @ 8:00 pm – 10:00 pmTalk by Howard Whisker. Wine and nibbles will be served.Dec22Satall-day Winter Solstice Short Walk: Rive...Winter Solstice Short Walk: Rive...Dec 22 all-dayMeet 10.05 on eastern side of Brimsdown Station level crossing. Either 191 or 307 buses with journey times of about 25 mins from Enfield Town, or 09.55 Greater Anglia Hertford East train from Tottenham Hale. About 2½ hour linear walk, mainly on gravel paths, via Mossops’s Creek, River Lea, part... Continue reading →Dec29Satall-day Walk: Hertfordshire RiversWalk: Hertfordshire RiversDec 29 all-dayMeet 10.10 Hertford North Station entrance (09.44 train from Enfield Chase). About 7 mile circular walk with varied river scenes via the attractive town centre of Ware (lunch stop and option to end). Bring lunch or food available. Contact on day of walk only: 07490 480 251 (No voicemail facility).... Continue reading →Jan3Thuall-day Walk: Northern HeightsWalk: Northern HeightsJan 3 all-dayMeet 10.05 Alexandra Palace Station ticket office (09.48 train from Enfield Chase). About 2¼ hour linear walk through the Palace grounds and then along the disused railway path via Highgate Wood to reach Highgate Village for lunch stop. Shorter option. Bring lunch or food available. After lunch about 1½ hour... Continue reading →Jan8Tue2:30 pm Afternoon tea with Age UK: All T... @ St Peter's Church HallAfternoon tea with Age UK: All T... @ St Peter's Church HallJan 8 @ 2:30 pm – 4:30 pmBBC, George Formby, ‘Psycho’, Eartha Kitt, the Crazy Gang, Jane Russell, adverts, cricket, ‘Hair’, tombstones, DH Lawrence & more. Each show bristling with music, laughter, songs & facts. 2.00 for 2.30: St Peter’s Church Hall, Vera Ave, Winchmore Hill N21 1DN W9 Bus or Grange Park Station. £5 on entry;... Continue reading →8:00 pm The Goths and the Roman Empire @ Jubilee HallThe Goths and the Roman Empire @ Jubilee HallJan 8 @ 8:00 pm – 10:00 pmTalk by Dr David Gwynn (Royal Holloway, University of London)Jan12Satall-day Walk: The Tyburn: One of London’...Walk: The Tyburn: One of London’...Jan 12 all-dayMeet 10.30 Hampstead tube Station (Northern Line — about 13 mins from Euston or 20 mins from Old Street Northern Line Stations). A 7 mile linear walk that will show London from a different perspective as John follows the river’s course southwards via the open spaces of Regent’s Park and... Continue reading →Jan16Wed12:30 pm Commemoration of RSAF contributi... @ Royal Small Arms FactoryCommemoration of RSAF contributi... @ Royal Small Arms FactoryJan 16 @ 12:30 pm – 1:30 pmA plaque is to be unveiled at 12:30 on 16th January 2019 at the site of the old RSAF to commemorate the work of the factory during the First World War. The unveiling will be carried out by Jim Lewis, who has a new book coming out on the factory,... Continue reading →Jan17Thuall-day Walk: Enfield Parks and PathsWalk: Enfield Parks and PathsJan 17 all-dayMeet 10.30 Southgate Station (Piccadilly Line and 121, 125, 298, 299, W6 and W9 buses). About 2½ hour linear walk on an interestingly varied route, which might well be new to you, that links parks by use of paths and quiet residential roads, before ending in the Enfield Town area.... Continue reading →Jan21Mon8:00 pm Walking in London @ Jubilee HallWalking in London @ Jubilee HallJan 21 @ 8:00 pm – 10:00 pmAn illustrated talk by Peter Aylmer. London is a great place for walkers, if you know where to look—and if you know what to look for, once you get there. Peter’s guidebook Walking in London, published by Cicerone Press, deliberately seeks out some of the 13,000 species that inhabit its... Continue reading →