SGA

Southgate Green Association

News

Proposed Changes to Enfield Waste Collection

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Enfield Council is proposing to make changes to the waste collection service and residents are invited to comment on the proposals. http://www.enfield.gov.uk/info/867/current_consultations/4014/waste_collection_service_consultation Click on the link above for the chance to have your say about the proposedchanges From SGA committee

Southgate Remembers

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A week of reflecton and remembrance, with displays and exhibits, to mark the 100th anniversary of the end of WW1 Christ Church  flier Southgate remember Nov 2018

Trent Park Museum

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Over the past few months the Trust has been progressing with the design of the museum with the assistance of professional architects and museum design team and we are now at a stage where we will be shortly moving from work on the concept design to start the detailed design. This will require significant further […]

Selborne Bowling Club

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The home of bowling in Southgate since 1912 Tel: 0208 886 3992 Mob: 07513 075 239 Try a different sport! Meet the coaches any Sunday morning from 10:00am. Would you like opportunities to enter matches and competitions or are you just looking to enjoy our friendly roll-ups? If so, why not come and see what […]

Railings

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We are pleased to report that the refurbishment and/or replacement of the railings around The Green is imminent. The historic white rails outside the church will be refurbished and repainted. Other metal railings will be replaced by railings which are more in keeping with the area and are hopefully sturdier than their predecessors.

Southgate Village Gates Restoration

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Local volunteer Darius Hazelwood Horner, a member of Southgate Green Association, has restored Southgate Village Gates to their former glory. The works formed one of SGA’s local restoration projects. Southgate originated as the “south gate” to Enfield Chase, the King’s hunting grounds. A timber lynch gate marks the southern entrance to Southgate. The Gates stand […]

The Christmas Tree

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On December 21st, at very short notice, over 80 people including MP David Burrows, a number of small children and at least 4 dogs, gathered to sing carols around the newly planted tree. The vicar Fr Chrichton Limbert provided the words and led the proceedings, whilst members of Christ Church choir led the singing. Carol […]