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about us our manifesto contact us cycle enfield / mini holland feedback for cycle enfield our asks 20mph low-traffic neighbourhoods events ride the a105! gallery local elections 2018 about us our manifesto contact us cycle enfield / mini holland feedback for cycle enfield our asks 20mph low-traffic neighbourhoods events ride the a105! gallery local elections 2018 welcome to better streets for enfield! june 6, 2017 / admin / comments off on welcome to better streets for enfield! / sticky if you want streets that are friendly to people, not just traffic, you’re in the right place. better streets is a group of enfield residents from many different walks of life. some of us cycle to get around; many of us walk, use public transport and drive – but we’re all agreed that we want healthier, safer, better streets that work for everyone in the borough. to find out more about our vision, see our manifesto . you can also find us (far too often) on facebook and twitter . our latest news is below. enjoy! better streets looks at the local election results may 8, 2018 / admin / comments off on better streets looks at the local election results who are the winners and losers? better streets has taken a keen interest in the local elections – it’s local councils after all who are responsible for most of our streets. we’ve asked each political party leader to take our pledge , alongside the london-wide liveable london campaign asking residents to email the leaders en masse. the green party fully supported it and labour supported the pledge but modified it on the basis of their version of quieter neighbourhood (watering it down). while the conservatives and liberal democrats made opposing cycle enfield a major part of their campaigns. so what would be the outcome of polling day on thursday 3 may? i woke up early on friday to watch all the final results come in for the enfield wards. i live in winchmore hill ward, and the results were last to be announced. palmers green had again solidly returned three labour councillors, and so had southgate green – and this ward originally only had two labour councillors, so it was a gain. there was also a labour gain in southgate ward but that looked tight. winchmore hill was an important ward as most of the anti-cycle lane campaigners seem to focus on it as an area where they thought there were the most problems. oddly, much of palmers green is also in the ward, so in effect winchmore hill has two of the most important town centres affected by the work of cycle enfield. would winchmore hill vote in the three conservative candidates who so opposed our new cycling infrastructure? when the result came in i posted a rather bleary-eyed tweet complete with typos: continue reading who’s taken the better streets pledge? april 19, 2018 / admin / comments off on who’s taken the better streets pledge? ***updated on tuesday 1 may*** a few weeks ago we got in touch with enfield’s four main political parties, and asked them to pledge to create better streets if they won the council in the may local elections. specifically, we asked them to commit to: 1) submitting a high-quality and safe, “ liveable neighbourhood ” bid, based in an area with high potential for walking and cycling, that provides big wins for both and that takes major steps to prioritise people walking and cycling over private cars in the area during the course of your term 2) creating low-traffic neighbourhoods, to reduce traffic speed and volume where people live 3) completing the work of cycle enfield, to allow all-age, all-ability cycling throughout the borough. so what were the responses? here they are below. maybe this will help you decide how to vote on 3rd may… continue reading dangerous orcas and bus stop boarders? april 18, 2018 / admin / comments off on dangerous orcas and bus stop boarders? as the local elections approach, a lot has been said about the cycle lanes – with opposition parties in particular accusing the council of using features that are dangerous. leaving the politics aside, is there any truth in these claims? should we be concerned about the dangers of ‘orcas’ and bus stop ‘boarders’? here are some thoughts from better streets. continue reading take action now for better streets! april 18, 2018 / admin / comments off on take action now for better streets! the my liveable london campaign is now live. continue reading do you want a liveable enfield? april 12, 2018 / admin / comments off on do you want a liveable enfield? would you like an enfield that’s “liveable” – where streets are much less dominated by traffic, and much more pleasant for walking, cycling and spending time? that’s the goal of the my liveable london campaign. if so – can you help? from next week we will need volunteers to distribute “my liveable enfield” leaflets, asking the public to email enfield party leaders before the local elections. basil clarke tells us more about my liveable london in his article below, re-posted from the palmers green community website: continue reading enfield green party takes the better streets pledge april 10, 2018 / admin / comments off on enfield green party takes the better streets pledge we’re delighted to announce that enfield green party are the first party to take our pledge for better streets in the run-up to the may local elections! co-chairs alex mcrae and kate mcgeevor said, “enfield green party are commited to making enfield’s streets cleaner, safer and healthier for residents. we believe streets are for people, not traffic. the space has to be shared but on residential streets residents should come first. we are delighted to support the better streets for enfield campaign and to pledge our support for the creation of people-friendly streets throughout enfield.” here’s the pledge they took: better streets for enfield calls on all local parties to commit to supporting the health and happiness of all residents by creating people-friendly streets in enfield – where traffic is reduced, where people have priority over traffic, and where walking, cycling and public transport are safe, attractive options for everyone. we ask you to commit to: 1) submitting a high-quality and safe, “ liveable neighbourhood ” bid, based in an area with high potential for walking and cycling, that provides big wins for both and that takes major steps to prioritise people walking and cycling over private cars in the area during the course of your term 2) creating low-traffic neighbourhoods, to reduce traffic speed and volume where people live 3) completing the work of cycle enfield, to allow all-age, all-ability cycling throughout the borough. we’re also hoping to hear from the local labour, liberal democrat and conservative parties. we believe that making our streets safer, greener, cleaner and less traffic-dominated for everyone cuts across party lines – this is surely a goal that every candidate should support. winchmore hill’s warrior against waste april 10, 2018 / admin / comments off on winchmore hill’s warrior against waste meet claire hill, the winchmore hill mum-of-three on a mission to make n21 a plastic-free zone. one of our key wants here at better streets is cleaner, greener streets, so we were keen to catch up with hill, a pioneering eco-warrior who’s passionate about pollution and clean air – and who’s aiming to make winchmore hill enfield’s first plastic-free postcode. better streets committee member maggie asked a few questions: what inspired you to try to eradicate single-use plastic from your neighbourhood? i read geography at university and have always been passionate about environmental issues. last summer i went on holiday to italy and within five minutes had fished numerous pieces of plastic from the sea. i was horrified to see people swimming around plastic like it was normal. blue planet 2 and the national action that has followed has raised the issue of plastic in the environment and so it feels like a good time to build on this. tell us what you’

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