Cleaning Enfield EN1, EN2 | Cleaners EN1, EN2 Enfield

"We would like to thank you for the wonderful end of tenancy cleaning you have done at our apartment in Ellington Court! The tenants were very happy when they moved in and they even called to ask us for your numbers! We will continue to use you in the future as our main cleaners and rely on you to keep up with the same high standard of cleaning!"
Jay Landlord EN1, EN2

"I have used Fantastic Cleaners London 2 days ago for cleaning our three bedroom flat in London Common and i can frankly say they are the best cleaners in London i have ever used. They were on time, worked very hard and the flat was shining after their cleaning. They were also very polite and i am happy to use them again in 6 months time. I can recommend them to everybody who needs a proper end of tenancy cleaning job."
Nick EN1, EN2

"The cleaners were really good. I'd use them again, efficient and friendly. Kiwi supervisor, not sure about the staff as didn't speak to them but all very smiley and dressed in company gear. Carpets turned out great, only took about 3 hours to dry. So much black came out from the carpets into the water tank, the supervisor showed me! "
Jo EN1, EN2

Environmental Health Officers have launched a scheme designed to dramatically improve hygiene standards in Enfield's mankiest restaurants.

An infestation of mice in a Thai restaurant cost the owners £1,074 after Environmental Health Officers visited the premises following a complaint from customers.

Residents will be able to get help and advice on how to deal with noise nuisance at drop in sessions organised by Enfield Council next week.

Residents of Enfield's Alma Estate are being asked their views on whether they think their homes should be refurbished or demolished as part of a £100 million redevelopment project.

Enfield Council has unveiled a masterplan for the regeneration of a 200 acre (82 ha) area alongside North London’s Lee Valley Regional Park – to be known as Meridian Water.

Energetic fundraisers are being encouraged to put their best feet forward and take part in the Enfield Night hike to raise cash for the Nightingale Cancer Support Centre.

Residents are invited to the grand unveiling of a new library at Millfield House at 4pm on Tuesday (15 May)

Matt Miller, chair of governors at Highlands School in Winchmore Hill has received this year’s ‘Outstanding Governor’ award

Enfield's work to tackle gangs and serious youth violence has been shortlisted for an award at the Metropolitan's Annual Award scheme.

Social workers have been receiving extra training in how to help minimise the impact of dementia by using memorabilia and sensory stimulation.

Knife crime, youth violence and gun offences have bucked the London wide trend and plummeted in Enfield in the last year new figures reveal.

Residents of the Red Brick estate say improvement works there have cut crime and anti-social behaviour and made them feel safer.

Enfield Council has announced Albany Park and Trent Park have been chosen as the locations for giant beacons to mark the Queens Diamond Jubilee.

Plans to expand Enfield’s schools and create more primary places are now well underway.

As the Olympic torch arrives on British soil on Friday 18th May, Enfield will take this as its cue for its own school torch relay.

Plaque presentation from the Jack Petchy Foundation

Give your views and help shape Edmonton Green

Residents and Enfield Council have joined forces to tackle the menace of criminal cold callers who prey on the vulnerable and elderly.

A Hertfordshire woman has become the first person to be prosecuted by the Enfield Council Housing Investigation Team for illegally subletting her council flat.

Three fraudsters who illegally used blue badges to park free of charge have appeared before magistrates.