We’ve learned that the event advertised on page 5 of the latest newsletter has had to be postponed owing to the organ not being ready. We will post the new date for the celebrations when it has been announced.
We have published our latest newsletter, 214 Summer 2019. Members will be receiving their copies in the post within the next few days. You may download a copy from the newsletters page.
We are pleased to have the opportunity to comment on this review. The Enfield Society is a charity with around 1,700 members which has as its object the conservation and enhancement of the civic and natural environments of the London Borough of Enfield and its immediate surrounding area. We are… Continue reading
The Council, working in partnership with the Broomfield House Partnership Board, aims to resolve the future of Broomfield House which is currently unsafe and a blight on the Park. In March 2019 the Executive Director of Place, Sarah Cary in consultation with the Cabinet Member for Property & Assets, Cllr… Continue reading
The Campaign for Rural England (CPRE), the Enfield Society and Enfield RoadWatch have issued a joint report called Space to Build, 2019 which identifies unused space within the Borough for up to 37,000 additional homes. One of the key findings of the report is that Enfield should not, and does… Continue reading
Our latest newsletter, No. 213, has now been published. Full details, including download link from here.
At the annual Enfield in Bloom award ceremony on the 28th November, Enfield Society Chair Dave Cockle was presented with a silver cup and certificate for Best Public Building 2018 in recognition of the flower display Dave and three other volunteers maintain at Enfield Chase station. The cup is engraved… Continue reading
A plaque is to be unveiled at 12:30 on 16th January 2019 at the site of the old Royal Small Arms Factory 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… Continue reading
The Pymmes BrookERS are a group of Enfield residents working together with an aim to restore the Pymmes Brook and Salmons Brook, both tributaries of the River Lea. These rivers are all suffering from pollution, mainly from misconnected plumbing, sewage overflows and pollutants from roads. With the help of Thames21,… Continue reading
The full list of our talks, walks and other events have now been loaded on this site from the previous one. All the events are categorised allowing you to see events which are similar. You can select the category (or categories) you wish to see from the blue “categories” drop-down… Continue reading
