Broomfield House update October 2023
Emerging plans to memorialise Broomfield House

‘Unlocking Broomfield Park for the Community’ is a proposal from Enfield Council to the National Lottery Heritage Fund
Enfield Heritage Forum had a presentation on Broomfield House on 12th September.
Here are some headlines. The full slide show can be viewed here.
Project Vision
· Becomes a flagship park for North London, known for its historic landscape and heritage assets, natural environment, and community provision.
· Provides opportunities for Enfield borough communities to thrive and learn about its history and to volunteer and participate in its upkeep and activation.
· Inspires residents and visitors to live ecologically and sustainably, with community growing spaces and orchards, flourishing wildlife, and beautiful gardens.
Project Timeline
Round One application submitted – 17th August 2023
· Decision expected from National Lottery Heritage Fund November 2023
· Start the Development Phase February 2024 – this will last two years
· Deadline for Round Two application – November 2025
· Decision made by National Lottery Heritage Fund – March 2026
· Start the Delivery Phase – May 2026
· Works complete – July 2028
Project Plan
Development phase
· Procurement and team assembly
· Surveys
· Co-curation of memorialisation of house
· Community pilot activities
· Securing planning and statutory consent for proposals
· Fundraising and business planning
Delivery phase
· Dismantle Broomfield House
· Memorialise Broomfield House and reintegration into Park
· Works to the Upper and Middle Lakes
· Restoring and enhancing historic Baroque landscape
· Relocate salvaged material from Broomfield house
· Install interpretation and improve wayfinding
· Cultural and heritage events
· Evaluation
davidartwilliamson • October 5, 2023

Friends of Broomfield Park were delighted to take part in The Big Draw Festival 2026, joining thousands of organisations around the world celebrating the joy, creativity and accessibility of drawing. This year’s theme, “Make a Mark”, invited everyone to explore drawing as a way of seeing, thinking and connecting — not just creating a finished picture. The event was a great success, with lots of people turning up to unleash their creativity and enjoy trying something new. CLICK TO READ MORE AND SEE PHOTOS AND VIDEO OF THE EVENT











