London Green Belt Council: July 2020 newsletter
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- Find us on Twitter 18-Sep-2020
- Help design the changes in Enfield Town 17-Sep-2020
- Open House 2020 04-Sep-2020
- Southgate Green: latest article from Stephen Gilburt 01-Sep-2020
- Detailed commentary on the proposed Planning reforms 29-Aug-2020
- Trent Park: can you help local novelist Tessa Harris? 28-Aug-2020
- Additional Permitted Development and new use Classes 28-Aug-2020
- Meridian One: dates for public ‘webinars’ 27-Aug-2020
- Enfield Town: latest updates 24-Aug-2020
- 2019 Annual Report now available 31-Jul-2020
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Next Enfield Society Meetings
Sep29Tue10:30 am Layers of London @ ZoomLayers of London @ ZoomSep 29 @ 10:30 amTalk by Adam Corsini. Layers of London is an interactive map resource based at the University of London. The project has worked with partners including The National Archives, The British Library, London Metropolitan Archives and Historic England to gather together London’s most iconic maps and geo-reference them, enabling individuals to...Oct27Tue10:30 am The Enfield Chase Restoration Pr... @ ZoomThe Enfield Chase Restoration Pr... @ ZoomOct 27 @ 10:30 amTalk by Graham Campbell (London Borough of Enfield). The Enfield Chase Restoration Project has an overall vision to create a long-term, multi-beneficial, publicly accessible woodland within the rural area of Enfield in order to benefit the local community and improve the environment of Enfield. Led by Enfield Council the woodland...Nov16Mon8:00 pm The New River @ ZoomThe New River @ ZoomNov 16 @ 8:00 pmTalk by Richard Thomas. Follow the building of this 400 year old 40 mile long wandering man-made waterway from Chadwell Spring in Hertfordshire to the Round Pond in Islington. It was created to supply Jacobean London with fresh drinking water when many of the population were having to consume untreated... -
All events
Sep29Tue10:30 am Layers of London @ ZoomLayers of London @ ZoomSep 29 @ 10:30 amTalk by Adam Corsini. Layers of London is an interactive map resource based at the University of London. The project has worked with partners including The National Archives, The British Library, London Metropolitan Archives and Historic England to gather together London’s most iconic maps and geo-reference them, enabling individuals to...Oct27Tue10:30 am The Enfield Chase Restoration Pr... @ ZoomThe Enfield Chase Restoration Pr... @ ZoomOct 27 @ 10:30 amTalk by Graham Campbell (London Borough of Enfield). The Enfield Chase Restoration Project has an overall vision to create a long-term, multi-beneficial, publicly accessible woodland within the rural area of Enfield in order to benefit the local community and improve the environment of Enfield. Led by Enfield Council the woodland...Nov16Mon8:00 pm The New River @ ZoomThe New River @ ZoomNov 16 @ 8:00 pmTalk by Richard Thomas. Follow the building of this 400 year old 40 mile long wandering man-made waterway from Chadwell Spring in Hertfordshire to the Round Pond in Islington. It was created to supply Jacobean London with fresh drinking water when many of the population were having to consume untreated...Nov18Wed2:30 pm The History of Regent’s Canal @ Jubilee HallThe History of Regent’s Canal @ Jubilee HallNov 18 @ 2:30 pmTalk by Roger Squires. An Edmonton Hundred Historical Society meeting. Doors open 2pm. Visitors welcome, £1 each.Nov24Tue10:30 am Swinging London @ ZoomSwinging London @ ZoomNov 24 @ 10:30 amTalk by Nick Dobson. The Sixties saw London cast off the gloom of the post-war years and transform into the bright, swinging centre of style and culture. This illustrated timeline will provide a reminder of that groovy, swinging decade! Zoom meeting details will be made available to members via our...Dec16Wed8:00 pm Christmas on the Home Front in WW2 @ Jubilee HallChristmas on the Home Front in WW2 @ Jubilee HallDec 16 @ 8:00 pmTalk by Mike Brown. An Edmonton Hundred Historical Society meeting. Doors open 7.30pm. Visitors welcome, £1 each. Exhibitions
Monday October 12th to Saturday November 7th 2020. Free admission.
The annual exhibition of the Enfield Camera Club is taking place in the Gallery of the Dugdale Centre, Enfield. This will feature mounted prints by the club membership, ranging from comparative enthusiastic beginners to highly technically advanced workers. There will be an opportunity to vote for favourite photographs, as well as general club and other literature being available. A wide variety of refreshments are also available within the centre. For more details on the club please visit our web site.
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