[from Islington Tribune]
Islington Tribune - by ROISIN GADELRAB
Published: 23 November 2007
Conference centre plan to regenerate area around station
Warning of impact on street’s fashion trade
THE company behind Islington’s Business Design Centre has announced a massive plan to redevelop land beside Finsbury Park station.
Business Design Centre Group wants to turn the City North site at the station [...]
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[from Islington Gazette]
Arsenal fan scarred for life in attack
nlnews@archant.co.uk
28 November 2007
AN ARSENAL fan was scarred for life when he was slashed across the face in a vicious attack. Hours earlier, another man was beaten and thrown through a shop window just yards away.
Both attacks happened on Saturday in Blackstock Road, Finsbury Park - a [...]
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Dear Members,
Why not come along and join our reading group which meets monthly in Stroud Green Library.
Stroud Green Book Group.
December and January meetings.
The next Reading Group meetings will be on
Thursday December 6th, 7.30 pm
Ma Jian, “Stick out your tongue
Since the December meeting is soon, and time is short, I’ve selected some short stories by the [...]
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Posted in Haringey, NHS, St Ann's ward on 28 November 2007 | No Comments »
[from Gardens Residents Association mailing list]
Defend Local health Services - save local GPs and chemists
Stop Haringey Health Cuts Coalition
Defend Local health Services - save local GPs and chemists
Wednesday 28th November, 2.30pm
Lobby PCT Board Meeting, St Ann’s Hospital (Block 6)
Monday 3rd December, 6.30pm
Lobby Council’s Scrutiny Committee - Civic Centre
Monday 10th December, 6.30pm
SHHC Coalition meeting - [...]
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[from Gardens Residents Association mailing list]
Haringey Living Streets invite everyone to
Come and celebrate the new pedestrian crossings
At the Junction of Endymion Road and Green Lanes, N4
- finally installed following pressure from local residents
Saturday 24th November
3.30pm - 4.00pm
Come and sign the Green Man Petition
(For crossings at all traffic lights in London)
Tell us of your nightmare [...]
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Posted in Alexandra National House, Blackstock Road, Brownswood Road, Brownswood ward, Crime, FinFuture, Finsbury Park, Hackney, Kings Crescent estate, New River ward, Queen's Drive, Regeneration, School, Silverlink, Transport for London, Tube, Woodberry Down on 17 November 2007 | No Comments »
Councillors Report – November 07
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London Overground
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In the coming month, Transport for London will take over control of the East and North London Lines, which will be rebranded as London Overground. This is potentially the biggest single improvement in public transport in our part of London for decades.
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Among the benefits promised on the North London [...]
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gallery:space and Mé decins du Monde invite you to
Silent Witnesses in Focus
The 10 th Luis Valtueña international Humanitarian Photography Award
Opens on Saturday 17 November at 1pm
The show continues until 16 December
Tuesday - Sunday 12-5
Special poetry event on Saturday 15 December at 4pm.
Free. Booking [...]
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On Sunday 25 November there will be a ‘Winter Ramble’ on the Parkland Walk, when Richard Meyers, Conservation Officer with Islington Council, will lead a ramble looking at various aspects of the natural history of the Walk.
The ramble will start at the corner of Ella Road on Crouch Hill at 2.30 pm, and finish at [...]
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[from Tottenham Journal]
Area ‘too vulnerable for new betting shop’
nlnews@archant.co.uk
07 November 2007
AN UPRISING by residents over an application for a betting shop in Green Lanes has forced Haringey Council into a historic decision under new gambling laws.
Last Thursday the council rejected betting company Metrobet’s application for a licence for a shop in Green Lanes in a [...]
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[from SkyNews]
UK’s Worst ID Fraud Hotspots Named
By Jon di Paolo
Sky News Online producer
Updated:10:04, Monday October 29, 2007
London - the UK’s financial capital - is also the country’s number one location for identity fraud, a study has revealed.
Figures showed 19 of the 20 postcode areas in Britain worst affected [...]
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