Take the High Road

Take the High Road Consultation

Consultation dates: 8th May - 29th June 2012

Following the completion of the New Southgate Masterplan and continuing on from where the Red Brick Estate improvements left off, Take the High Road the next project we need the community to shape.  We have already had comments from previous consultations which has helped draft some ideas.

The project aims to:

• Improve the green spaces along the High Road
• Create a green link between all the open spaces along the High Road by introducing traffic calming and road safety measures
• Improve the area in front of the High Road shops
• Make the area more attractive
• Improve pedestrian and cycle access to Arnos Grove station by creating a better link through to Bowes Road

  Get involved!

• Come to the New Southgate Neighbourhood Panel - Thursday 17th May, 6.3pm-8.00pm, Garfield School , Springfield Road , New Southgate , N11 1RR
• Attend the Take the High Road consultation event - Friday 8th June, High Road open space, 2.00pm-5.00pm
• Fill in questionnaire that will be delivered to all households in New Southgate 
• Email comments to neigbourhood.regeneration@enfield.gov.uk
• Pick up a questionnaire in the local shops on the High Road and Bowes Road Library
• Print off a copy of the questionnaire from this page, fill in your answers and send it to our Freepost address: Neighbourhood Regeneration Team, NW 5036, Enfield Council, PO Box 61 , Silver Street , Civic Centre, Enfield , EN1 3BR

For more information, please contact Ellie Robles on 020 8379 3885 or ellie.robles@enfield.gov.uk

Consultation Materials

• Take the High Road questionaire 
• Take the High Road Consultation Plans 

Improvements to Red Brick Estate  

Red Brick Estate improvements were identified in the Masterplan as a top priority for residents, to improve safety and make the area look better.  We worked with Red Brick Estate residents in 2011 to get their views on our plans to improve the area, by lowering the height of walls, making spaces more attractive, blocking up unnecessary alleyways and thinning down trees. Works have now been completed, subject to a few final improvements and we have had excellent comments from residents and the Police.

Previous consultation on the Red Brick Estate project:

• Consultation Report (what people said about the plans)
• Final plans for Red Brick Estate

Pilot Community garden on the Redbrick Estate

We will be contacting residents early in May 2012 for those keen to start growing vegetables in communal areas. Residents can join a Growing Club by agreeing terms of use, such as types of crops and upkeep, and agree what the growing area will look like. If you are interested, please contact, Ellie Robles on 020 8379 3885 or ellie.robles@enfield.gov.uk.