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Update on The Green - Winchmore Hill Residents Association Winchmore Hill Residents Association have responded to the comments on the bike rack area on The Green with a scheme that seems to agree with all parties, see what you think.. Discussion on the Association’s proposals for The Green, Winchmore Hill, under the Residents Priority Fund has continued and we felt it could be useful to explain the background and rationale behind the original proposals. Storm damages buildings and trees in N21 The high winds last week certainly made their presence felt - as these photographs sent in show.. Flashing lights on Hoppers Road By Root Streetwise I’d met friends at The Salisbury Arms at the northern end of Hoppers Road for an afternoon gossip, and afterwards stood outside in the evening half-light waiting for one of them to join me for the walk home.
A very Happy Year of the Fancy Fair 2012From everyone at N21.net.The Christmas refuse collections are delayed by one day next week, and then return to normal the following week.
The Scruffy South (of Winchmore Hill Green)By Root Streetwise Having seen the responses to my earlier piece about the bike rack proposed for ‘The Green’ I took a stroll over the weekend to refresh my memory. Few places in North London are better loved than Winchmore Hill Green, but little is perfect, and the local Residents’ Association thinks an uneven area of rough grass/ivy and trees along the southern edge doesn’t make the best of the area. True, but whether their bid to the Enfield Residents’ Priority Fund for the money to make changes appropriately reflected the atmosphere and tradition of the place is another matter. 27th December Calendar Walk around Winchmore Hill GreenHave you bought an N21.net Memories of a lost village Calendar ? Then the walk is FREE ! Meet up at Winchmore Hill Station for a one-hour historical Calendar walk of Winchmore Hill. Find out about the Green as it was and learn more about the tales from Henrietta Cresswells book - Click for more detailed information. Dog and Duck landlord shows MP how to pour a decent pintThe Dog and Duck landlord, Don O'Rourke entered into the spirit of Christmas to show local Enfield Southgate MP, David Burrowes , how to pour a decent pint.
Grange Park embankments replanting meeting with Network Rail
The public meeting organised by David Burrowes MP to review the replanting of the Grange Park embankments took place on 1st December 2011. Approximately 80 people braved the wintry, rainy night to voice their views about the replanting scheme... |
Quick thinking Santander Bank Staff save pensioner from scam..
Quick-thinking staff at a bank in Enfield Town saved the day when they managed to prevent an elderly customer being scammed of his life savings. N21.net - Memories of a lost Village Calendar 2012 on Sale Now A unique chance to see Winchmore Hill in a new light - bring the past alive with a 2012 Memories of a lost village Calendar ..
On sale now from your local N21 Newsagent or direct from N21.net.. Gardens for all - Not everyone thinks that the Grange Park Tree felling was necessarily a bad thing Back in the late summer I was dozing on the good old W9 bus service as we passed through Grange Park, and suddenly shot up in my seat. The railway embankment, scene of the recent battle with Network Rail over tree felling, was alive with colour. Wild-flowers! Wonderful! Public Meeting on Network Rail replanting of Grange Park Trees...A meeting public meeting has been organised by David Burrowes MP, but what happenend to the promised September meeting when the local community could have had a say ? |
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