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Breakfast and brunch venues bring international flavours

Neil Littman enjoys tasty dishes at three popular local cafes in Winchmore Hill and Southgate

Vegetarian breakfast at Wanasa
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Shaping the borough’s creative future

The 'Young Cultural Leaders' take part in a workshop at Forty Hall (credit Zoe Scholes)
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How a film about climate change has given Enfield residents plenty to ponder

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Embracing who I am

Frankie Brady (credit Kai Images)
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The local dance club where everyone belongs

Winchmore Folk Dance Club meets on Tuesdays at Winchmore Hill URC and on Saturdays at Trinity Church Hall in Enfield Town

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Children’s Voices of Enfield performing prior to the pandemic
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Finding my voice

9 May 2021
The mosaics at Palmers Green Station, made by Alex McHallam and Tamara Froud, take inspiration from the area's parks and open spaces (credit Amanda Eatwell www.amandaeatwellphotography.com)
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Station mosaics unveiled

8 May 2021
Sir Henry with wife Lady Florence at Forty Hall (credit Enfield Local Studies Library and Archives)
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The remarkable life of Sir Henry Bowles

1 May 2021
Green Lanes in Palmers Green
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Let’s green Green Lanes

25 April 2021
Lea Gibson, founder of Anthro Vision
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Fighting period poverty

24 April 2021
Stitch! is preparing to reopen its shop in Green Lanes
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Crafting with care

11 April 2021
Elsyng House
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Enfield’s newest luxury care home opens its doors

11 April 2021
Edward, age 3, engaging in sensory play at a SEN-den playgroup, a safe place in Enfield for families of young, autistic children to access play, information and support in the community (credit Lubna Reid)
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A special place for children

1 April 2021
Monty Meth (left) with wife Betty on a trip to Dorset with Enfield Over 50s Forum
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Monty’s mighty local legacy

29 March 2021
Forest Primary Care Centre in Hertford Road, Edmonton Green
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Making information more accessible

29 March 2021
Sangeeta Waldron lives in Enfield Town and is the founder of Serendipity PR and Media
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Taking responsibility

27 March 2021
Klasp runs two charity shops in Enfield Town
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Advocates for learning disability

26 March 2021
Ken Rolland inside the shop back in its heyday
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Part of the furniture

20 March 2021
Trent Park House trustees Lord Sassoon and Jason Charalambous with Professor Simon Thurley
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The secret is out

8 March 2021
Elli and Theodore from Grange Park are among scores of families photographed by Katrina Campbell and featured in her new book, 'When We All Stayed At Home'
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Portraits from a pandemic

22 February 2021
A sign prohibits entry to a footpath because of the pandemic
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Tackling the wider impact of Covid-19

20 February 2021
Edmonton Town Hall stood for more than a century before being knocked down and replaced by an Asda supermarket
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How past redevelopment shaped Edmonton’s present

18 February 2021
Branded coffee mugs will be sent to the first 15 people who sign up to the campaign
Features

Donate a cuppa

14 February 2021
David Lowbridge from Fairtrade Foundation (left) presents a certificate declaring as a Enfield a Fairtrade borough to then mayor Lee Chamberlain (right) in 2008 (credit Keith Emmitt)
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Making Enfield Fairtrade again

11 February 2021
Victoria Thompson with the latest edition of The Happy News
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Spreading the joy

4 February 2021
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