| Car parks |
Car parks within the geographic boundaries of a local authority which are owned and run by the local authority. |
| Council buildings |
Council owned buildings. Enfield Council is run by a Conservative administration. It has 63 councillors, representing 21 wards, each ward with three councillors. The councillors are democratically elected on a four year cycle and their role is to represent the views of local people and direct the policy of the Council |
| Council depots |
Council sites within LBE |
| Doctors surgeries |
Data provided by NHS website |
| Dog bins |
The council provides dog bins for the collection of dog waste and arranges for these to be emptied on a regular basis. |
| Halls for hire |
Details on any venues the local authority may have available for private/business hire |
| Libraries |
Enfield Libraries provides a comprehensive range of services for customers of all ages, delivered by 15 branch libraries, a mobile library and a Home Library Service. Customers are able to choose from books, books on tape, music CDs, popular DVDs and language courses with every library carrying a stock of books in community languages as well as English. As well as borrowing facilities all libraries offer free internet access, as well as fax and photocopying services. |
| Parks and Open spaces |
To manage, develop and maintain the Borough’s allotments, cemeteries, public conveniences, parks and open spaces |
| Places of worship |
Places of worship for recognised religions |
| Recycling banks |
The council provides bins for recyclable materials such as glass, paper and clothing |
| Recycling centre |
The local authority provides a licensed recycling centre (civic amenity site) for Enfield residents to dispose of general mixed household waste, and recyclable wastes. |
| Public conveniences |
The council provides public toilets in some parks and shopping centres. |
| Social services area offices |
Enfield Social Services may be able to help if you need support with day-to-day activities such as eating and drinking, household tasks, getting washed, using the toilet because you are disabled, ill, frail, have a learning difficulty or a mental health condition which makes it difficult for you to manage. We can also help people who are carers to be able to continue to care for someone in their family or a friend who is finding it difficult to do these tasks. |
| Youth
and Community Centres |
Youth Centres provide a base for the Youth Service to work from. |
