Category: Environment

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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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 […]

We were out on Saturday watering and clearing up. You may have noticed the new lighting the Mall have installed under our second mural beneath Sky City. They’ve also put in a second tap to help us with the beds and planters close to the zebra crossing where Hornsey Park Road and Mayes Road meet. […]

Haringey’s rivers had some real attention during London’s National Park City Week which ran from July 21st to 29th. But there’s still a lot of anger about opportunities missed.

Join us on Saturday, June 2nd 2018 from 10am to midday The lavender garden is at the junction of Hornsey Park Road and Clarendon Road close to Turnpike Lane. All welcome!

Now the local election is settled it’s a good time to review where we are up to in the neighbourhood. In July council officers will report to the new Cabinet on the outcome of the latest consultation on the Wood Green Area Action Plan. There have been some recent successes in challenging the AAP: plans […]

PMRA report of the inaugural meeting of the Haringey Rivers Forum 7 February 2018 The meeting was held at the Big Green Bookshop, 1 Brampton Park Road, N22. Thirty-three people attended including two officers from Haringey Council, with three apologies. Community and voluntary organisations represented were: Crouch End Open Space; Fortune Area Residents Association; Friends […]

One of our residents has put his objection to the Haringey Heartlands application in writing. It is a succinct argument for opening the River Moselle as part of the development. Key points: The water is fine and does not smell It is easily accessible just below the surface The development phase of Heartlands is an […]