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27 FEBRUARY 2019 AN EVENING WITH PC STEVE HUMPHREY The meeting was attended by 25 residents. This was an informal discussion at which Steve described his role and residents were encouraged to express their experiences and concerns. Summary: Reducing crime and anti-social behaviour is a long term problem with no easy solutions. As residents our […]

For almost a year there has been little public talk about regenerating Wood Green. We learned with relief that the absurd plans to demolish the Mall and the housing above it had been withdrawn. But now the AAP is back!

Is this the moment when Haringey Council finds the confidence to become a serious player in the world of water management?

There are two last opportunities to catch this wonderful local institution. Drummer Stu Butterfield who has run these sessions right on our doorstep for the last three years has decided to call it a day. This Thursday (December 13th) it’s the virtuosic but highly literate singer Brigitte Beraha with Barry Green on piano and the […]

See also: Chair's Report 2018 Download the PDF: AGM 2018 Minutes REPORT OF ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING on 7 November 2018 at Grace Baptist Church Hall. Park Ridings N8. Present: 18 residents attended. The chairs' annual report was verbally presented and residents contributed to a wide ranging and informal discussion of the issues.The full report of […]

Free event.
This meeting is open to delegates from all Haringey friends and voluntary groups, professional observers and the public.

Monday, 19th November 20186.00 - 8.00 pm
Big Green Bookshop,
1 Brampton Park Road, N22 6BG.
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"When you’ve been around for 20 years, you might think life would be a little easier but for much of the yearit’s felt like we’ve been fighting for the recognition and respect deserving of a long standing and committedcommunity group."

St William gave a presentation of the plans for the new Clarendon Development at this well attended meeting.

We have a unique opportunity to restore the Moselle River in Hornsey Park. So who is stopping it and why?

When the rain started on Thursday there was a disturbing amount of foam on many of the roadside pools that quickly accumulated on local streets and pavements. Like soap suds. A sad reminder of the pollution that enters our streams and rivers through the surface water drainage system - the problem of run-off from the […]