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Creation of new ‘police hubs’ in Enfield ‘progressing positively’

A pledge to "re-establish local police hubs in council buildings" formed part of the Tories' local election manifesto

Met Police
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New four-year council plan approved after heated civic centre debate

Alessandro Georgiou addresses the council chamber during Wednesday's heated debate (credit Enfield Council)
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Latest driver prosecuted for breaching Enfield’s car cruising injunction told to pay £9k

Lockfield Avenue (credit Google) and (inset) a car meet in Enfield
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Deputy council leader bemoans government’s move to restrict local planning powers

Enfield Civic Centre and (inset) deputy leader Michael Rye (credit Enfield Council)
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TfL urged to establish rules for e-bike operators ahead of London-wide rollout

Lime bikes parked on the pavement around Southfields Station in Wandsworth borough (credit Harrison Galliven)

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Michael Blake and Jennie Law at Trimbles in Windmill Hill
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Borough businesses battling to survive

2 December 2020
Stuart celebrating Christmas Day
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Christmas comes early for ‘hero’ Stuart

30 November 2020
An ambulance impeded by a bollard at the entrance to the Fox Lane LTN in Palmers Green
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Ambulance crews ‘impeded’ by low-traffic schemes

28 November 2020
A map of the redevelopment plans for Edmonton Green
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Major Edmonton Green redevelopment revealed

20 November 2020
Intimate Theatre
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Curtain’s up for historic theatre

18 November 2020
Artist Dan Maier created a colourful pedestrian crossing in Southgate to reflect the rainbows that have become a symbol during the pandemic
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Colourful crossings

16 November 2020
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Consultation on Enfield Town revamp

14 November 2020
Damage to Edmonton Police Station following an 'attack' on the building
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No-one injured in police station ‘attack’

12 November 2020
Former Tory MP David Burrowes, left, admitted printing a false claim about Labour councillor Claire Stewart, right
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Former Tory MP ‘sorry’ over election leaflet

10 November 2020
Enfield Civic Centre
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Row over council officers’ pay

8 November 2020
One Degree Academy (left) and Wren Academy (right)
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New schools on hospital site

5 November 2020
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Disabled man compensated for ‘unsuitable’ home

28 October 2020
The new lift installed at Cockfosters Station
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Step-change for station

26 October 2020
Residents in Bowes Park have urged Enfield Council to not 'fence us in', although many also support the area's new low-traffic scheme
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Petition against low-traffic scheme debated

23 October 2020
Housing charity Shelter has run a campaign to end discrimination against housing benefit recipients
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Estate agents benefits ban ‘discrimination’

18 October 2020
Aerial view of proposals for a 26-storey tower on a redeveloped Palace Gardens shopping centre in Enfield Town
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Enfield Town redevelopment includes 26-storey tower

14 October 2020
Meridian Water
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Fresh doubts raised over Meridian Water

8 October 2020
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Councillor loses appeal over bullying breach

6 October 2020
Edmonton Leisure Centre
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Dispute over re-opening of council buildings

2 October 2020
Beavertown founder Logan Plant at Beaverworld in East Ducks Lees Lane
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Huge new brewery launched

1 October 2020
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