Businesses, hospitals and schools came together to find out how to save energy. Held at the Dugdale Centre last week, the day was organised by Enfield Council as part of the ‘Retrofit London’ project, which aims to support small and medium sized
The council is asking for people's views on new plans to reduce flooding. The number of properties at risk of flooding in Enfield is high compared to most other local authorities, so the council says a wide range of flood systems are required
A young Enfield side were beaten 21-11 by a vastly-experienced Penguin side in the Middlesex Water Polo League on Wednesday. However, it was Enfield who struck first as Richard Waller let fly from five metres. Penguin replied with three quick-fire
A supermarket had its licence taken away after customs officers found illegal alcohol and cigarettes. Hertford Food Centre, in Hertford Road, Enfield, had its licence removed by Enfield Council’s licensing sub-committee last Wednesday. The
Enfield and Haringey Athletics Club's Callum Wilkinson marked his Great Britain debut in the with a personal best at the European Cup for race walking, moving into Europe's top dozen juniors. His time of 42.49 in Murcia, Spain, bettered his previous
Lesbourne Edwards’ 104 was not enough to steer Enfield to victory in their Middlesex Division Two clash with Shepherds Bush, who claimed a winning draw. Inserted into bat, visitors Enfield started strongly with Edwards hitting eight fours and six
People can attend a series of talks to raise awareness of dementia. Free sessions hosted by Dementia Friends will take place for Barnet and Enfield people in the first week of June. The sessions will provide information and is being run by
Campaigners fighting to save a 300-year-old pub are making a second bid to have the building listed as an asset of community value. The Save The Green Dragon pub campaign has attracted more than 4,000 signatures on an online petition to protect
Enfield's parks will get £2 million investments over the next year. Enfield Borough Council will spend the money on improving children’s play areas, paths and fencing in the borough’s open spaces. The work is set to be completed by March 2016
