Tag - Local Motion Enfield

Ashley Phoenix (left) and Karen Heley (right)

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How survivors are being failed by the system

25 July 2026

The 'Young Cultural Leaders' take part in a workshop at Forty Hall (credit Zoe Scholes)

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Shaping the borough’s creative future

11 July 2026

Frankie Brady (credit Kai Images)

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Embracing who I am

20 June 2026

Elisabet Ekpenyong (credit Kai Images)

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Rethinking mental health services

23 May 2026

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Living with hidden disabilities

16 May 2026

Courtney Brown is a social entrepreneur and the chief executive of Father2Father (credit Ruben Cabral)

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Helping black men to open up

4 May 2026

The Doughnut of social and planetary boundaries (credit Kate Raworth and Christian Guthier. CC-BY-SA 4.0. Citation: Raworth, K. (2017), ‘Doughnut Economics: seven ways to think like a 21st century economist’. London: Penguin Random House)

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A different economic idea for Enfield

21 March 2026

Warren and Ebony (credit Kai Images)

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Community-led career support

22 February 2026

Confusing digital systems can create a barrier for certain groups of people (credit Jacqui Livingston)

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Breaking down digital barriers in Enfield

14 February 2026

From left; Shae Eccleston (Curate Your Genius), Trevor Blackman (Edmonton Community Partnership), Jim Wasswa (LocalMotion Enfield), Chris McCoy (NYCC), Peaches (Enfield Youth & Community Alliance)

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Youth and community alliance launches in Edmonton to support Enfield’s future

1 February 2026

Attendees at LocalMotion Enfield’s recent annual general meeting (credit Kai Images)

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Could you become a trustee for LocalMotion Enfield?

17 January 2026

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Living with a hidden disability

20 December 2025

Chandra Bhatia, chief executive of Enfield Racial Equality Council

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Working for change and cohesion

26 October 2025

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Fast fashion, bad fashion

28 September 2025

Stephanie Appiagyei (credit Rudy Farragher)

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I’m already enough

27 September 2025

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Fostering belonging

24 August 2025

Young Enfield Mayor Omari Green

Interviews

‘I want to be the voice of safety for Enfield’s youth’

23 August 2025

Francis campaigning with the Labour Party in the 1970s

Interviews

From politics to climate action

10 July 2025

Amari Bacchus from Enfield portrays Adam Bascombe in Adolescence (credit @Amiraamirau)

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Netflix star on the importance of ‘touching grass’

24 May 2025

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Making Enfield dementia friendly

23 May 2024