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  • Traffic easing after serious accident

    Traffic is beginning to ease after a road reopened following a serious accident. The A1055 Mollison Avenue had been closed for more than three hours after an accident involving a car between Green Street, in Enfield Lock, and Ordnance Road.

  • Pupils show off creative flair to scoop awards

     Two schoolboys heard their poetry read aloud by professional actors when they won a writing competition. Mikolaj Blangiewicz Rafael and Mohammed Saaqib Tanwir Hussain came first and second in the 11 to 15 category of creative writing competition

  • Road closed following serious accident

    A road has been closed in both directions after a serious accident. Mollison Avenue, A1055 in Enfield Lock, has been closed both ways because an accident between Green Street, and Ordnance Road. The road has been closed since 12pm and long

  • Work needs to start on new homes

    I was interested to pick up your newspaper and see Andy Love MP talking about high house prices in Edmonton (‘House prices 11 times average wage’, Enfield Independent, November 19). If we accept that this is largely fuelled by a shortage of houses

  • Seek financial advice early

    Like George Clarke, Enfield Citizens Advice Bureau (CAB) is concerned about the level of homelessness in Enfield and we wish him well with his efforts. I would urge any readers who are in financial difficulties to seek advice at an early stage to have

  • Significance of timing lost

    In the spring of 2011, Enfield Borough Council proposed to erect a memorial to commemorate Enfield’s servicemen and women who died for their country in all Britain’s conflicts following the Second World War. The council also considered it fitting

  • Restrict the use of fireworks

    Having just survived yet another night of fireworks together with my extremely nervous dog, I am writing to ask why people are allowed to disturb the peace so often these days – in fact, since the last days of October each and every night and now well

  • Pulling out all the stops to return

    Obviously, Joan Ryan is already pulling out all the stops to ensure she is returned to parliament next year. She certainly is astute and ready to make capital at every opportunity. The article in your newspaper (‘Malicious lies’, Enfield Independent

  • Stop targeting our members’ bowls club

    The much put upon members of Durants Park Bowls Club were treated to a surprise when they turned up at the clubhouse for their annual general meeting. The bowls club’s seven-foot high perimeter hedge had been set alight in three places during the night

  • Suspected gang members arrested in crackdown

    Three suspected gang members have been arrested as part of a police crackdown. Four men have were arrested in the borough for offences of affray and GBH in Operation Lockdown, a Metropolitan Police crackdown across eight boroughs. A total of

  • ArtHouse Crouch End is London's Best Cinema

    It’s official. After only opening in March ArtHouse in Crouch End has been voted as London’s Best Cinema 2014 in a poll by Time Out. The cinema not only boasts an iconic building on Tottenham Lane but also an eclectic programme of new releases

  • Crossrail 2 plans gather pace

    Ways to pay for a new rail service linking south west and north east London have been published. A report by consultancy firm PreicewaterhouseCoopers set out ways to fund Crossrail 2, which will run through Enfield and Haringey. Options draw

  • Never before seen photos of Manic Street Preachers

    When Ian Curtis hanged himself it was visceral, a full stop. When Richey Edwards vanished on February 1, 1995, his fate was uncertain and, though he was legally declared dead in 2008, there is no finality. What binds them both is the intuitive

  • Enfield artist to exhibit at home of Italy's president

    An Italian-born artist from Enfield has been invited to exhibit two of her paintings at the official residence of the president of Italy, Giorgio Napolitano. Loredana Messina, who was born in Palermo in Sicily and has lived in Enfield for many

  • Finalists of Enfield business awards announced

    The finalists of Enfield’s annual business awards have been announced. Organised by Enterprise Enfield, the competition is into its ninth year. The winners of each of four categories will presented with a £1,000 prize cheque. Entries were

  • Group gearing up for festive fair

    Preparations are coming to an end for an annual Christmas fair. The St Nicholas Fair is set to take place on Saturday, December 13, at its traditional venue, Winchmore Hill Green. Almost 70 stalls have already booked places, and the N21 festival