Join us for the exciting Palmers Green Easter Egg Hunt 2025! Bring your children for a fun-filled day of egg hunting, games, and prizes. This community event is perfect for families looking to celebrate Easter together in Palmers Green.
The hunt will take place throughout Palmers Green with special activities at local businesses. Don't miss this opportunity to connect with your community and create wonderful Easter memories!
In August/September 2024 Enfield Council consulted residents on a proposed Controlled Parking Zone (CPZ) covering the set of streets bounded by Green Lanes, Hedge Lane, New River and Hazelwood Lane, referred to as 'Palmers Green East CPZ'.
Given the responses received, the Council has decided not to proceed with the implementation of the proposed CPZ.
However, the Council is aware that there are some streets within the area where parking pressure is high and residents have expressed support for parking controls. The Council will therefore consider the introduction of parking controls in those streets where there is support.
The Council will write to residents of those streets in due course to seek their views on revised proposals.
Perry Scott was appointed Enfield Council's interim Chief Executive by a cross-party Member panel. This follows the announcement that Ian Davis will leave the council at the end of March after 17 years.
Mr Scott is currently Executive Director of Place at the London Borough of Hillingdon and will join Enfield Council on 1 April 2025.
The appointment was made following a robust recruitment process with support from Penna, a specialist public sector recruitment agency.
Enfield Council will raise council tax by the maximum 5% allowed after approving its budget for 2025/26 following a two-hour debate.
The rise means Band D households will pay an extra £85.86 per year, with the annual bill rising from £1,717.19 to £1,803.05.Council leader Nesil Caliskan said the authority had been "forced" to raise council tax by the maximum amount allowed without holding a referendum because of "chronic underfunding" from central government.
Urgent - deadline midnight this Sunday 6th April. We would be very grateful if you could take part and encourage others to take part in a questionnaire for the Transport Select Committee Inquiry ‘Buses connecting communities’ please. It would be good to opportunity for people to highlight the changes to bus stops in cycle lanes with the introduction of floating bus stops and the urgent need to get the bus to pull to the kerb so passengers can board and alight direct from the pavement without having to cross a cycle lane first.
This survey will be open until 11.59pm on Sunday 6th April 2025 and will take around 8 minutes to complete.
