The London Green Belt Council is a grouping of more than 100 organisations with a concern for the Green Belt around London. At their latest meeting it was reported that Green Belt had been saved at Sandown Park near Esher. You can read the minutes of the meeting and see… Continue reading
Celebrated local historian David Pam carried out extensive research on the Chase and the Enfield Preservation Society published The Story of Enfield Chase in 1986. As part of our commitment to a full understanding of its importance, we have had the book digitised and have made it available here on… Continue reading
The Society has seen a letter from the London National Park City Foundation, written to the Leader of LBE, which criticises the Council for the way certain proposals in the draft Plan are described. London became the world’s first National Park City in 2019. It has a number of aims… Continue reading
The London Borough of Enfield has added 28 Green Belt sites to its Strategic Housing Land Availability Assessment. The Enfield Society, together with Enfield RoadWatch, Enfield Climate Action Forum and Better Homes for Enfield have released Enfield’s Green Belt is at Risk, which provides detailed arguments for removing these sites…. Continue reading
Just as the ink was drying on our latest newsletter—with its lead item on threats to the Green Belt—news has reached The Enfield Society that Comer Homes Group, in association with Savills and Farrells, have produced very detailed plans for a massive expansion of housing on Vicarage Farm. Farrells’ proposal… Continue reading
Godfrey Maps: Enfield North 1935
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Winchmore Hill---A Woodland Hamlet
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Dispensing Notes
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Enfield Footpaths Map
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