The council vote on the local plan. The meeting starts at 7pm and there will be an overflow room as well as space in the public gallery to watch the proceedings. We hope for a large turnout. If you can’t make it, you can watch via this link.
The meeting was rescheduled on 5th March because “because the evidence
base documents haven’t been made available by officers.”
We are meeting on the grassy area close to Greggs, 197, Bramley Road, Oakwood N14 4XA Buses 121, 377 and 307 have a stop at Trent Park Golf Course which is very close or Oakwood tube is nearby.
Participation is at your own risk. Please bring gloves and wear stout footwear. Contact: Alison Yates 07818 682 073.
Meet outside Silver Street Station at 2pm. Join Forage London to explore Pymmes Parks most fascinating plants and mushrooms, discussing topics ranging from the historical use of plants, herbal medicine, cookery and more. This event involves walking in Pymmes Park so please bring appropriate footwear.
Places for this event are limited: e-mail dorian.knight@enfield.gov.uk to book a space.
Tice Cin is a poet, artist, and award-winning author – her novel Keeping the House was named in 2021 as one of the Guardians best books and was shortlisted for British Best Books of the Year. Robert Kazandijan is a writer for VICEUK, Dazed, DJ Mag and more. Lola Olufemi is a black feminist writer and organizer with the London Feminist Library. Join all writers as they discuss how Edmonton has influenced them and their work.
Paintings of the Tudor court are well known particularly those of Elizabeth I as
the Virgin Queen. In this talk we will look at Elizabeth’s life and times, her courtiers,
friends and relatives. We will focus particularly on their images, what they were trying to say and how they did it. Enfield too was important to Elizabeth and we will try to locate her here and in the surrounding area.
Enfield Archaeological Society talk by Martin Dearne. Non members welcome, £1.50 each payable at the door.
Enfield Archaeological Society talk by Shane Maher. Non members welcome, £1.50 payable at the door.
Well known, but not well known well. . .what lies behind two familiar badges often seen at community events? St John Ambulance people as familiar figures in the community but how exactly does that organisation work. Equally you may see someone wearing the badge of uniform of the Lieutenancy but what exactly is that?
A brief insight into the histories of these organisations and the role they play today serving the community.
Enfield Archaeological Society talk by James Wright. Non members welcome, £1.50 payable at the door.