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Winchmore Hill Residents Association Newsletter - February 2012

WHEELIE BINS

Now that the roll-out of the use of “wheelie bins” is almost complete in the Winchmore Hill Residents Association area we felt it was time to take stock and ascertain residents opinions.  The Association is well aware that the reasoning behind the use of wheelie bins is one of reducing costs and of recycling materials.

 

Winchmore Hill Residents Association Newsletter - December 2011

WOODCROFT WILDSPACE

The Enfield Council have thankfully renewed the Lease with Woodcroft Wildspace for the continued use as a wildlife sanctuary of land behind Broad Walk and Woodland Way accessed off Woodcroft. 

However, there has been a compromise as an area has been excluded from this lease which we understand will be used for housing development.  We are not sure how this will be accessed. 

 

Winchmore Hill Residents Association Newsletter - November 2011

BUS ROUTE 318

The London Borough of Enfield’s Public Transport Consultative Group, upon which sits a Committee Member of the Residents’ Association, has been campaigning for many years on an extension of the 318 bus route from North Middlesex Hospital through Winchmore Hill to Highlands Village.

 

Winchmore Hill Residents Association Newsletter - October 2011

BARROWELL GREEN CAR PARK 

As many of you will know a car park was formed many years ago in the very wide verge beside the Clowes Playing Field, principally for the use of the very active Football and Cricket Clubs, whose members fill this car park at weekends and who would otherwise park in the surrounding roads.

 

Winchmore Hill Residents Association Newsletter - September 2011

ENFIELD RESIDENTS PRIORITY FUND 2011/12

Partly in order to promote residents support and ideas and greater collaboration between Councillors and their constituents, the Enfield Residents Priority Fund has been introduced.

 
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