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After 15 years of Labour control, Enfield needs change

Enfield Civic Centre building and sign with the words “Twenty reasons why Enfield needs new leadership” overlaid on the image.

For 15 years, Enfield Council has made big promises on housing, regeneration, jobs and parks. But too often the results have gone the other way. Homes have not been built at the scale promised. Social rent homes have been lost. Homelessness is among the worst in the country. Local job opportunities have been lost, whileContinue reading “After 15 years of Labour control, Enfield needs change”

Enfield’s parks and green spaces are under threat

Church Street Recreation Ground in Edmonton, showing a grass sports pitch with football goals, trees and housing in the background.

Yesterday we revealed that many of Enfield’s parks and open spaces could be affected by the proposed new town, including Hilly Fields, Trent Park and Whitewebbs. The proposals also bring major recreational land into the frame. This includes three golf courses, equestrian facilities and sports clubs. But the new town proposal is not an isolatedContinue reading “Enfield’s parks and green spaces are under threat”