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Summary of services affected by Strike Action TODAY Wednesday 30 November
Wednesday 30th November 2011
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New street market planned in Enfield
Enfield Council has outlined plans to establish a new street market near the entrance to Ponders End Park in the Spring.
Parents urged to claim free school meals
Enfield Council is urging all parents who may be eligible, to register for free school meals before the 16th January.
Enfield’s finest talent gather to battle it out
Wednesday 15th February sees 12 acts involving young people fight it out for the title of the winner of Enfield Council’s Power of Dreams competition. Auditions have already taken place to find the most talented singer, dancer or rap artist in the borough, and this event is the finale where the best will battle it out. Over 300 people are expected to pack the audience.
Statement on Go Ape installation at Trent Park
Enfield Council has issued the following statement regarding the Go Ape installation at Trent Park.
Don’t see your money go up in smoke
Everyone knows that smoking is bad for your health but perhaps what is less well known is how much smoking may cost financially. At about £7.00 for 20 (35p per cigarette) even 10 a day will cost £24.50 a week or £1,274 a year. Even at the lowest rate of income tax of 20% that means you have to earn £1,530 to smoke 10 cigarettes a day.
Warm Homes Healthy People Fund 2011/12
Following a successful bid Enfield Council, Enfield Homes, Public Health-Enfield Borough Office and local voluntary and community sector partners, has been awarded £105,500 from the Department of Health’s Warm Homes Health People Fund.
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History and fun in Forty Hall Circular Walk
This Sunday an extra special 6 mile walk will be taking place which kicks off in Forty Hall carpark. Called the Forty Hall Circular Walk, this interesting stroll will be taking in some of the best of the local beauty spots that the area has to offer. Stout footwear will be required!
New Section of Towpath Opened after improvements
Yesterday saw a section of the River Lea towpath reopened after Enfield Council, Transport for London (TfL) and British Waterways teamed up on the project. It provides a significant walking and cycling link between the main London 2012 Olympic site and the Olympic Canoeing venue in Broxbourne.
Enfield Residents' Priority Fund Makes a difference
More than £114,000 has been agreed in January for community projects through Enfield Council's Residents' Priority Fund.
More Your Council news.
The Building (Local Authority Charges) Regulations 2010
Building Control’s new charging scheme for Building Regulation will come into force on the 1st. October, 2010.
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