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Yesterday's meeting A Low Traffic Future for Haringey – healthier, fairer streets held in the Green Rooms on Station Road was full of good ideas and good intentions. The overarching theme was Active Travel. Slow vehicles down, get people out of their cars, encourage walking and cycling, lay out our streets to put people first, […]

GENERAL MEETING ON 11 SEPTEMBER 2019 22 residents attended Clarendon Development Concerns were raised by about the level and nature of the continuous noise from the building work and its impact on residents, particularly those closest to it. The granting of a music licence to the Goodness Brewery until 3am at weekends means that there […]

Haringey Rivers Forum - a daylighted river is a healthy river but there's a long road ahead as we start to plot the courses of the borough's hidden brooks and streams

Hornsey Park community gardening - recent successes with our plots and planters but challenges old and new lie ahead!

With around 30 children and as many adults of all ages, a table full of cakes and savouries, fresh tea and coffee and sunshine, our first Playstreet got off to a flying start.

(and it could be as soon as Sunday, 26th May, Bank Holiday Weekend) We have permission, the Notices are up and Haringey Council has offered us as a one off the potential to get up to £200 towards our costs. We plan to run the event on 26th May between 10.30am – 12.30pm or even a […]

It's now a couple of months since St William told us that January's wet weather had interfered with the first of their engineers' annual checks on water quality in the Moselle at the Heartlands. The results would therefore be delayed. Then in March we were told that there was a hold up in their receiving […]

A legacy of the incomplete redevelopment of Wood Green in the late 1970s, Martins Walk has become an essential and well used connection between our residential streets and otherwise disconnected parts of the town centre. It was nameless for the first thirty years of its existence until named ‘Martins Walk’ by PMRA in 2001, in […]

There’s a lot of activity in Hornsey Park at the moment. Some of it is welcome and some of it isn’t.  Friday night saw the first meeting of the Safer Neighbourhoods Noel Park Ward Panel. Five police officers and two business representatives. Chaired by the forthright and good-humoured Gerard McGrath and with more than a […]

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 […]