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Date set for second Whitewebbs judicial review hearing
Another legal showdown between local residents and Enfield Council at the High Court is set to take place this summer
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Social media ban: censorship or coddling?
Three Enfield students explore the UK government’s proposed social media ban for under-16s
Van filled with humanitarian aid leaves Enfield for Ukraine
Enfield Chase Rotary Club helped fill the van with essential supplies before it was driven to the warzone in Eastern Europe
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Measles cases recorded in at least nine London boroughs
Enfield and Haringey continue to be the worst-affected boroughs but a small number of cases have now been confirmed in seven or more others
Raising children in London could become unsustainable, Khan warned
London's population of children aged nine or under has been declining since 2013 even while the overall population continues to rise
Ergin Erbil finally deletes misleading social media post about golf club
However the council leader has still not apologised for spreading misinformation about the Green Belt
New 20mph speed limits for three town centres introduced
Enfield Council has earmarked areas of Edmonton, Palmers Green and Southgate for the new lower speed limits
Still no action by council as Brimsdown pub converted into HMO without permission
The council began investigating the unauthorised conversion of The Station Tavern five months ago
Londoners ‘shouldn’t be locked into properties that force them to use air conditioning’
Debate on climate change and London's increasing vulnerability to heatwaves hears that current planning policies are inadequate
Older people’s group facing ‘difficult decision’ over closure
Enfield Borough Over 50s Forum has represented older people in the borough for more than three decades and regularly runs activities and hosts events
Khan told to focus on fixing potholes rather than ‘anti-motorist’ schemes
New report from City Hall Conservatives claims borough councils are currently forced to "dance to the mayor’s tune on how funds are spent" on local transport schemes
Enfield measles outbreak blamed on low vaccination rate
An urgent session of the London Assembly's health committee today heard from NHS experts on the recent measles scare in the borough
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Training new staff often falls to someone who already has a full workload. Without a clear structure, training can quickly become frustrating for both of you.
Assembly calls on TfL to install ‘bleed control kits’ on bus network
The proposal also requests first aid training for bus drivers to be rolled out
Work of L’Arte
Neil Littman visits the new Winchmore Hill branch of a Cockfosters institution
Buy-to-let investors eye up Meridian Water homes
Civic centre leaders previously pledged to avoid marketing new homes at the council-led regeneration site to landlords and overseas buyers
Leisure centre volunteers celebrated as new support scheme launched
Five volunteers at Southbury Leisure Centre have between them dedicated 45 years to helping older people stay fit
London healthcare workers share stories of abuse and attacks on the job
Patients are taking out their frustration over long waits at hospitals on the nearest staff member
Why is Coronation Street not on tonight? Fans say ITV schedule change is ‘disgusting’
This is why Coronation Street isn't on TV tonight (March 6) as fans say ITV schedule change is 'disgusting'
Measles cases continue to rise in Enfield
Enfield and Haringey now account for half of all measles cases confirmed in the UK so far this year