Our AGM was due to take place on 30 June but obviously current government regulations on large gatherings prevented this. We are investigating the possibility of holding it online as well as looking at new dates later in the year. We will let you know as soon as it is decided so check back here and/or look out for emails from us. (So make sure we have your email address if you have one).
Fusion goes cashless
Fusion Leisure Centres no longer accept cash from customers but there are many other ways to pay.
The decision to go cashless has been taken at Fusion head office level and they are rolling out this policy across all centres across the country. On Monday 2 March, it was Enfield’s turn.
Continue reading “Fusion goes cashless”Walking to fitness
Walking and talking – it’s got to be good for you
Fancy going for a walk with some friendly people and having a chat and coffee afterwards? Well some Fusion Leisure Centres will be offering all this for free from March.
Continue reading “Walking to fitness”Fusion timetable updated
Fusion have updated their Over 50’s timetable for Enfield. See our Fusion page for the revised timetable and for details.
Health centre at North Midd?
The proposed health care centre at North Middlesex University Hospital would benefit both Enfield residents and NHS staff.
The proposed health care centre at North Middlesex University Hospital would benefit both Enfield residents and NHS staff.The Forum is calling on local MPs to back plans for a new multi-purpose integrated health care centre at North Middlesex University Hospital that would reduce pressure on the A & E department there and help improve services to residents in the east of the borough.
Continue reading “Health centre at North Midd?”Unhealthy merger for patients
Enfield residents could lose their say on local NHS services after a huge North London administration body was created without any public debate
The biggest shake-up in the NHS is underway with the creation next April of a single mega-CCG (Clinical Commissioning Group) covering Enfield, Barnet, Islington, Camden and Haringey.
Continue reading “Unhealthy merger for patients”Fairer Funding
The Forum continues the fight for fairer funding
Jo Churchill MP, the new Minister for Public Health (replacing Seema Kennedy, who has moved to the Home Office), found Enfield’s abysmal public health funding allocation at the top of her agenda when she took over the post.
Continue reading “Fairer Funding”Cold-blooded Killer
For older people, keeping warm in winter is not just about comfort – it is about staying healthy. So the Forum has teamed up with HEET to help cut fuel bills