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Row over green belt housing plans in Enfield | This Is Local London

By Simon Allin @SimonAllin3 Local Democracy Reporter, Barnet, Enfield and Haringey Protestors wave placards and call for the green belt plans to be scrapped Labour councillors in Enfield have defied calls to scrap plans for thousands of homes on the green belt and pressed ahead with a consultation on the proposals. Controversial plans to build around 6,000 homes on two sites in the borough’s north-west are included in the draft local plan, which was approved for consultation at an extraordinary council meeting held at Enfield Grammar School on Wednesday. Dozens of protesters gathered outside the school gates ahead of the meeting to demand councillors ditch the plans and save the green belt.

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Row over green belt housing plans in Enfield | Tottenham Independent

By Simon Allin @SimonAllin3 Local Democracy Reporter, Barnet, Enfield and Haringey Protestors wave placards and call for the green belt plans to be scrapped Labour councillors in Enfield have defied calls to scrap plans for thousands of homes on the green belt and pressed ahead with a consultation on the proposals. Controversial plans to build around 6,000 homes on two sites in the borough’s north-west are included in the draft local plan, which was approved for consultation at an extraordinary council meeting held at Enfield Grammar School on Wednesday. Dozens of protesters gathered outside the school gates ahead of the meeting to demand councillors ditch the plans and save the green belt.

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Row over green belt housing plans in Enfield | Enfield Independent

By Simon Allin @SimonAllin3 Local Democracy Reporter, Barnet, Enfield and Haringey Protestors wave placards and call for the green belt plans to be scrapped Labour councillors in Enfield have defied calls to scrap plans for thousands of homes on the green belt and pressed ahead with a consultation on the proposals. Controversial plans to build around 6,000 homes on two sites in the borough’s north-west are included in the draft local plan, which was approved for consultation at an extraordinary council meeting held at Enfield Grammar School on Wednesday. Dozens of protesters gathered outside the school gates ahead of the meeting to demand councillors ditch the plans and save the green belt.

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Call to remove Enfield low-traffic neighbourhoods rejected

By Simon Allin @SimonAllin3 Local Democracy Reporter, Barnet, Enfield and Haringey LTNs are designed to cut traffic and pollution (Image: Pixabay) Two large traffic-reduction schemes will remain in place despite claims they are causing major problems for residents. Labour councillors rejected a call to remove the Bowes and Fox Lane low-traffic neighbourhoods (LTNs) until a consultation shows they are supported by a majority of the public. The LTNs, rolled out last year in a bid to stop rat-running and improve air quality, involved closing several road entrances using bollards and similar measures. During a full council meeting yesterday (Thursday), Tory councillors called for their removal, claiming they had failed to improve air quality and caused congestion and pollution on surrounding roads.

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