After years of campaigning, many of the known problems affecting the Moselle were finally fixed. Just when it seemed our local stream was at last ready to be restored, more serious issues have come to light. Will councillors have the political will to step up? John Miles reports on the latest developments.
Behind the scenes there’s quite a lot going on in our bit of N8: the new zebra crossing by the lime trees, the narrowing of the bend on Mayes Corner, new rainbeds and litter picking. Read on to catch up with our work in Hornsey Park.
We are inviting all those who have already expressed interest and everyone across our community who can offer help or support in any way to meet at 6.30 pm in Grace Baptist Church, 48-50 Park Ridings N8 0LD, to agree and support a group application to join the Homes for Ukraine scheme.
The meeting is co-hosted by Pastor Ryan for Grace Baptist Church and Parkside Malvern Residents Association (PMRA), the Registered residents association for Hornsey Park. All residents of Hornsey Park and everyone from across our wider area are welcome. Please come if you would like to find out more about supporting a group application to the […]
by John Miles Saturday was the first of the month. Eight of us clearing and tidying our tiny open spaces and a couple of other people out before and after, this month’s big job renewing the bark paths in the lavender garden. The late spring’s mixture of cold, rain and moderate heat has turned out […]
Last year, 2020, was one of the busiest in our organisation's history.
The redevelopment of Mayes Corner and our ongoing fight to make Hornsey Park Road a Living Street' have seen some successes but also setbacks.
So where do we go from here?
There will be a playground and new green space by the lime trees. But most residents live on the other site of Hornsey Park Road. What better reason to install a new crossing and traffic calming measures?
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