Hi,
I’m afraid this blog will be on hold for the foreseeable future.
My life got too busy and the lack of help doesn’t allow me to keep up with blog updates.
RSS feeds are always active so you can read the latest about Finsbury Park from some friend site.
All the best,
“A blog for Finsbury Park” admin
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Hi,
My name is Dustin Silgardo. I’m a freelance journalist currently doing a PG in journalism at City University. I don’t know if you still check this blog, but if you do I would really like to talk to you about a feature I am writing on the Algerian population in Finsbury Park. Please email me on dustin.silgardo@gmail.com if you read this.
I hope this hiatus is not permanent, because you have a pretty good blog here.
Hi there,
I’m not sure if you are still checking this site, but I would like to make contact with you.
On the back of a piece of research in Finsbury Park, Both FinFuture and the Finsbury Park neighbourhood coordinator are discussing the possibility of developing a web resource.
I’d like to hear a little about your experience of setting up this site and to discuss some of the challenges that you have had in getting support to maintain the site.
Please feel free to contact me on 0207 527 8319.
Kind regards,
John
I would second John’s contribution….
I am a Trustee of FinFuture and we would love to hear from you!
David Barry
Finsbury Park Online – a community “blog” for Finsbury Park?
Do you want to know what is going on in the Finsbury Park area and have your say?
Do you blog and live in the Finsbury Park area? Are you based in Finsbury Park with a website? Are you on Facebook ? Have you set up a community website or are you thinking about it? Are you a member of a community group, and want to find ways of telling people about it? Are you interested in “social media” or local news sites? Do you produce a parish magazine or community newsletter? Are you interested in being a “Citizen Journalist”?
If you are interested in any of these things please join our discussion. We want to find out how we could go about “social networking” in the Finsbury Park area. We also want to establish what is there already to see how it could be developed. You can join us by coming to a meeting for interested people at FinSpace, 7 p.m. Tuesday 7 September 2010. Or you could comment on our project blog or post to our email discussion list. FinSpace is at 225 – 229 Seven Sisters Road, London, N4 2DA
The FinSpace building is a Community Resource Centre managed by FinFuture. We are a local charity and we want to help people, organisations, and businesses in Finsbury Park share news and information.
For more information go to our project blog:-
http://fponline.posterous.com/
and also join our emailing list by sending an email to:-
FPOnline-subscribe@yahoogroups.co.uk
(Finsbury Park Online is a project of the communications committee of FinFuture. The committee reports to the Board of FinFuture. For more information about FinFuture see: http://www.finfuture.co.uk/ )
thanks for all your work on this blog – well appreciated!
I live just down the road from the park myself and also like the area.
cheers man
DS N7
Some interesting reading:
http://77inquests.blogspot.com/
Nice blog sorry to see it go the sean hoare suicide is some news to report on.
Stay safe
Protect Yourself
er, whatever has ‘sean hoare’ got to do with the Finsbury Park Blog?
just askin’
Dave S
Finsbury Park area..
Sean Hoare? nothing much. Its a pretty blatent attempt to push the “protect yourself”website. Put links on lots of blogs and it puts you up the search engine ranking. Thats the idea anyway. Its a cousin of spamming really.
In active blogs are prey to this; as such spam links are less likely to be deleted by an active owner.
At least the link was not to porn or “meds”