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Architectural features in the Southgate Green Conservation Area

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Question 1

Where is this?

A	Gate to 17, The Green
B	2 The Green
C	By the Cherry Tree
D	In the Minchenden Gardens
E	On the High Street

Question 2

Where would you find this?

A	At the steps of the West Door to Christ Church
B	Behind the tennis courts on the Walker ground
C	At the entrance to the Minchenden Gardens
D	Decorative pedastal by the steps of the Cherry Tree pub
E	At the West entrance to Southgate house

Question 3

Architectural Feature in the conservation area

What is this and where would you find it?

A	Decorative ornament in the Michenden Gardens
B	Sports Club sign on the Walker Grounds
C	Door light at Minchenden House
D	Christ Church light in the graveyard
E	Lighting outside Arnos Grove House, now the Beaumont

Question 4

Where and what is this?

A	John Walker's head from the Walker Ground memorial
B	Decorative detail from 17 The Green
C	One of four heads surrounding the West Door at Christ Church
D	Part of a series of heads of the Walker brothers in the grounds of Lulworth Court
E	Discarded head (from Gilbert Scotts' design) left in the Minchenden Gardens

Question 5

Where and what is this?

A	Entrance to the graveyard on Waterfall Road
B	Part of a remaining old wall on Cannon Hill
C	Entrance to the Selborne Bowling Club behind the Cherry Tree
D	Side entrance to number 2 The Green
E	Entrance to Michenden Oak Gardens

Question 6

Where would you find this decorative ironwork?

A	At the Walker Hall
B	Around the Minchenden Gardens
C	Essex House, The Green
D	In front of Lulworth Court
E	By Oak Beams, the Green

Question 7

Where and what is this?

A	Decorative ruin in the grounds of the Beamont ..Arnos Grove House
B	Discarded pillar base from Christ Church designed by Gilbert Scott, in Minchenden Oak Gardens
C	Part of the old wall between numbers 14 and 15 Cannon Hill
D	Remains of family tomb in Christ Church graveyard
E	Discarded fountain from Lulworth Court

Question 8

Where are these?

A	Urns from the garden of ArnosSide House on the Green
B	Urns from the gardens of Lulworth Court (formerly Arnos Grove House)
C	Urns from the Garden of the Hermitage on Cannon Hill
D	Funeral urns, graveyard, Christ Church
E	Urns at the Village Gates sign at the comer of Cannon Hill and Aldermans Hill

Question 9

Where is this?

A	On the side of Essex House, Georgian house on the North side of the Green
B	Drainpipe from the back of the Cherry Tree Pub
C	Drainpipe fron Christ Church Southgate
D	Drainpipe from St Monica's centre on Cannon Hill
E	Decorative drainpipe on the Walker Hall

Question 10

Where and what is this

A	Christ Church external bell
B	Iron bell transferred from an older school to the Walker Primary School in the sixties.
C	The bell on top of 4, The Green, believed to date from the twenties when the three houses, Essex House, Arnoside and the Old House were used as a school
D	Servants estate bell at the Beamont, formerly Arnos Grove House
E	Cricketer's bell contributed by the Walker Brothers and still to be found at the pavilion on the Walker Grouns

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Ground Force Day and Pop – Up Cafe, Sunday 22nd September

August 28, 2024

Please come along to help tidy up The Green and surrounding areas on Sunday 22nd September 9.30 – 11.30. The Green is a focal point for our community and it is important that we keep it as a place to enjoy and be proud of.

The focus will be on light pruning, weeding and litter picking in the public spaces around The Green. We will bring along some tools and rubbish bags but please bring your own gloves, shovels, brushes, secateurs and litter pickers if you have them and please wear appropriate footwear.

Coffee and tea will be available from a ‘Pop-Up Cafe’ hosted by the SGA Committee!

Help make a difference and be part of something bigger by coming along on Sunday the 22nd September. We will be meeting at the ‘stocks’ at The Green at 9.30.

Please let us know if you will be coming along by sending an email to southgategreenassociation@gmail.com.

Say ‘No’ to Arnos Grove Controlled Parking Zone

August 28, 2024

Enfield Council is consulting on the introduction of a Controlled Parking Zone (CPZ) covering the area from The Green, Southgate to Station Road, New Southgate and from Waterfall Road down to the North Circular. The CPZ will apply 7 days a week, from 8.00am to 7.30pm, meaning only residents in the CPZ area will be able to park there and only if they buy a parking permit. The roads near retail outlets will become ‘pay to park’.

This will severely impact shops, businesses, religious venues, community meeting spaces in and around the CPZ. It will also severely impact residents of the CPZ, people living in the surrounding roads and anyone using the retail outlets at The Green. The link below provides more detail, the consultation is open until Friday 13^th September.

How You Can Help

Attend the Arnos Grove Ward Meeting

Date: Thursday, 5 September at 7:30pm
Reserve Your FREE Ticket: https://shorturl.at/GDOA1

Submit Your Objections by 13 September

Online Submission: https://letstalk.enfield.gov.uk/arnos-grove-cpz
Or scan the QR code in the attached document

Spread the Word

Share this information with friends, family, and neighbours to ensure our community’s voice is heard loud and clear.

Say NO to the ARNOS GROVE CPZ Extension Version 5 (August 2024)

AGM 2024 Summary

May 26, 2024

The AGM took place at the Lower Walker Hall on 11^th May 2024 and was followed by a wonderful talk by the Reverend Chrichton Limbert and a cheese and wine reception.

The evening was well attended. The motions that were put forward to the AGM were passed. The Reverend Chrichton Limbert then enthralled attendees with a colourful and witty talk on his 30 year career at the BBC. Following the talk, everyone mingled over cheese and wine, which was such a nice way to get to spend the evening sharing stories and chatting

AGM 2021-2023 – Summary

June 6, 2023

This is our first AGM post Covid. Face to face committee meetings resumed last year and the committee continues promoting the conservation of Southgate Green.

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Architectural features in the Southgate Green Conservation Area

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