Whitewebbs Ward

19/06/2026

🚨 Enfield Council drops defence of Whitewebbs Park legal case 🌳

Enfield’s new Conservative administration has pledged to protect Whitewebbs Park from unacceptable development and to ensure it remains accessible for local residents and communities to enjoy.

Continuing to defend this judicial review would not reflect that commitment and is not in the best interests of residents across the borough. We have therefore notified the parties and the court that we wish to withdraw our defence and we await the court’s response.

10/06/2026

Here is an update regarding the Whitewebbs Oak 🌳

Joint press statement made on behalf of Mitchells & Butlers Plc and Enfield Council, in relation to the Whitewebbs Oak.

28/05/2026

Enfield Council has formally withdrawn from the government’s New Town programme, following the election of Cllr Alessandro Georgiou as Leader of the Council.

In a letter to the Minister for Housing and Planning, Matthew Pennycook MP, in the Ministry of Housing, Communities and Local Government, the new Leader confirmed that the Council will no longer support proposals linked to the programme, including development at Crews Hill, Vicarage Farm and across parts of the borough’s Green Belt.

The decision follows May’s local elections, which resulted in a change of administration with 31 Conservative councillors, 27 Labour, and five Green members elected.

The new Conservative leadership campaigned on a clear commitment opposing the New Town proposals.

While withdrawing from the New Town programme, the Council has reaffirmed its commitment to addressing the borough’s housing shortage and supporting economic growth.

Cllr Georgiou said in his letter the Council will work with government to deliver new homes and jobs, with a renewed focus on brownfield sites, and town centre regeneration.

Cllr Georgiou added: “We have been elected on a clear mandate to protect Enfield’s Green Belt, and today we are honouring that commitment by formally withdrawing from the New Town process.

“This does not mean stepping back from the challenge of delivering homes and jobs. We are committed to working with government to meet housing need, but in a way that protects our precious green spaces.

“Our focus will be on a brownfield‑first approach. This means unlocking underused land, regenerating our town centres and delivering the high‑quality family homes that local people need.”

28/05/2026

Enfield Council has formally withdrawn from the government’s New Town programme!

28/05/2026

The Conservatives have won control of Enfield council

The Tories won control of the council at tonight's annual meeting after Enfield Greens decided to abstain

09/05/2026

We are delighted to have been elected to represent the residents of Whitewebbs Ward on Enfield Council for the 2026-2030 term.

A huge thank you to everyone who voted for us.

Cllr Maxwell Day
Cllr Reece Fox
Cllr Eralda Qirjo

07/05/2026

Reece Maxwell and Eralda were out knocking on doors all day today. Thank you to everyone today who voted Conservative! 🌳🗳️💙

07/05/2026

Vote Conservative Today. Polling stations are open from 7am until 10pm.

The Conservatives are the only political party in Enfield with a proven track record of standing up to protect Crews Hill, Vicarage Farm, and the wider Green Belt.

We have made stopping the proposed New Town at Crews Hill our top priority.

We are the only party with a credible path to taking control of the Council and addressing both the local and national threats facing our Green Belt.

At the London Assembly, Conservatives recently brought forward a motion opposing Sadiq Khan’s reversal on Green Belt protections. Reform UK’s Assembly Member voted alongside Labour to defeat the motion. That means Reform voted to build on the Green Belt. You simply can't trust Reform with the Green Belt.

We, as your local Conservatives have clearly set out in our manifesto that if we win control of Enfield Council in today's election, we will immediately withdraw Enfield from the New Town scheme.

On Whitewebbs Park, the Labour-run Council has granted planning permission for Tottenham Hotspur FC’s proposed training ground. However, as the lease has not yet been signed, the agreement is not final. Conservatives have pledged that a Conservative Council would use its legal powers to withdraw from the deal, and save Whitewebbs Park.

Please remember to bring photo ID with you in order to vote. Valid ID includes a passport, a driving licence, a bus pass, a blue badge. A full list of permissible ID is shown here.

Vote Conservative today. Together, let's stop the New Town, save Crews Hill, and save Whitewebbs Park.

06/05/2026

Vote Conservative on Thursday. Polling stations are open from 7am until 10pm.

The Conservatives are the only political party in Enfield with a proven track record of standing up to protect Crews Hill, Vicarage Farm, and the wider Green Belt.

We have made stopping the proposed New Town at Crews Hill our top priority.

We are the only party with a credible path to taking control of the Council and addressing both the local and national threats facing our Green Belt.

At the London Assembly, Conservatives recently brought forward a motion opposing Sadiq Khan’s reversal on Green Belt protections. Reform UK’s Assembly Member voted alongside Labour to defeat the motion. That means Reform voted to build on the Green Belt. You simply can't trust Reform with the Green Belt.

We, as your local Conservatives have clearly set out in our manifesto that if we win control of Enfield Council on Thursday, we would immediately withdraw Enfield from the New Town scheme.

On Whitewebbs Park, the Labour-run Council has granted planning permission for Tottenham Hotspur FC’s proposed training ground. However, as the lease has not yet been signed, the agreement is not final. Conservatives have pledged that a Conservative Council would use its legal powers to withdraw from the deal, and save Whitewebbs Park.

So please do vote Conservative on Thursday. Polling stations are open from 7am until 10pm.