Internet links to other organisations and information

Enfield Council and other official information

Historic buildings and listed buildings

• English Heritage rules and guidance
• Enfield Council's introduction to statutory listed buildings
• Street index of statutory listed buildings in Enfield
• Street index of locally listed buildings in Enfield

Information about Enfield

• Enfield Council's interactive mapping service
  This provides a map of the borough on which many different types of information can be superimposed. Unfortunately, though, the viewing window is so small that only a very limited area can be seen at a time at a legible scale. The response time of the site is also rather long.
• Enfield Green Map : actions in the community for sustainability
  Compiled by CEPO (Community & Environment Project Office) - November 2005, with financial support from the Enfield Community Empowerment Network. Map designed by Brian Wright, GIS Team, London Borough of Enfield.
• Green belt
  The revised Appendix 7 of the Local Development Framework: Proposed Submission Core Strategy Report contains various maps including the current extent of the Green Belt and some minor amendments proposed, mainly the exclusion of the Enfield Island Village development.

Local history

• Enfield museums and heritage
  General information on the Council site.
• Enfield Museum Service
  More detailed information about exhibitions, events, services for schools and special projects.
• Local Studies Library & Archives
  The best source for information about the history of the borough, street directories, old maps, and a series of local history factsheets that you can download. More information about Enfield Local Studies Library & Archives is given at their page on the Enfield Museums site.

Planning applications

• Form to search for a planning application
• Weekly lists of planning applications, decisions and appeals

Trees

• Tree preservation orders – Enfield Council information
• Existing tree preservation orders may be searched for on the Council's interactive mapping application.

Conservation areas :

• Conservation Advisory Group
• Enfield's conservation areas

Sculpture and memorials

• Commemorative plaques
  A list dated March 2008. There are 47 commemorative "Blue Plaques" (not all of which are blue) in the Borough. Four of these are English Heritage plaques; the remainder are London Borough of Enfield commemorative plaques. Some are recorded as "missing".

Other organisations. (Annotations are taken from the web sites of the organisations concerned.)

• Civic Voice
  Civic Voice is the national charity for the civic movement. We make places more attractive, enjoyable and distinctive. We promote civic pride.
• Community Service Volunteers (CSV)
  Founded in 1962, CSV is the UK’s leading volunteering and training charity. CSV's vision is of a society where everyone can participate to build healthy, enterprising, inclusive communities.
• Edmonton Hundred Historical Society
  Membership of the Edmonton Hundred Historical Society is open to everyone with an interest in the history of the locality. The Edmonton Hundred – a term for a medieval administrative area – includes the modern Edmonton, Enfield, Potters Bar, Southgate, South Mimms, Monken Hadley, Tottenham and Wood Green.
• Enfield Archaeological Society
  Enfield Archaeological Society is active in carrying out research and fieldwork in Enfield, in order to understand the archaeological past of the Borough. Its main aims are: to promote the practice and study of archaeology in the district; to record and preserve all finds in the district and encourage others to allow their finds to be recorded by the Society; and to co-operate with neighbouring societies with similar aims.
• Enfield Conservation Volunteers
  Enfield Conservation Volunteers is open to anyone aged 16 or over in good health. No skills or experience are required as training will be provided for all aspects of the work. The aim of the projects is to carry out practical improvements while enjoying yourself, so work at your own pace.
• Enfield Voluntary Action
  EVA provides a range of services tailored to meet the needs of voluntary and community organisations in Enfield.
• The London Forum of Amenity and Civic Societies
  Londonforum’s role is to represent the views and interests of amenity and civic societies and their members on issues that are important for the quality of life of Londoners.
• London Green Belt Council
  The London Green Belt Council is a grouping of organisations with a concern for the Green Belt around London.
• Radio Enfield
  Radio Enfield is Chase Farm Hospital’s very own closed circuit radio station, run by volunteers and providing entertainment 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. You can also listen to it online from its web page.
• Royal Small Arms Factory - Apprentices Association
  The main aims of the RSAF Apprentices Association are:
  • To create a fraternal organisation whereby former RSAF apprentices can maintain contact through Annual Reunions and readily exchange correspondence.
  • To locate, and where possible, acquire artefacts, photographs and memorabilia from and related to the RSAF Enfield heritage. Items of particular interest are those made by apprentices during their time in training.
• Southgate District Civic Trust
  The Southgate District Civic Trust’s area of interest includes Southgate, New Southgate, Palmers Green, Winchmore Hill, Cockfosters, Oakwood and Hadley Wood. The Southgate District Civic Trust is also concerned with general matters in other parts of the Borough of Enfield.
• Southgate Green Association
  An organisation dedicated to preserving and enhancing the Southgate Green Conservation Area.

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