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Woodberry Down Fun Day draws crowds
OVER 400 local people attended the Woodberry Down’s 5th Annual Fun Day recently in Hackney, getting a chance to find out more about how to live healthily and engage in the community.
Residents met with staff from the regeneration project to get an update on works and how they can [...]
Archive for the ‘New River ward’ Category
Woodberry Down Fun Day draws crowds
Posted in Brownswood ward, Events, Hackney, New River ward, People, Woodberry Down, Youth on 1 August 2009 | Leave a Comment »
How to play the regeneration game?
Posted in Brownswood ward, Hackney, London, New River ward, Regeneration, Woodberry Down, Works on 5 May 2009 | Leave a Comment »
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How to play the regeneration game?
Rowan Moore
05.05.09
London has, right now, the chance of a remarkable transformation. Some of the city’s biggest, most troubled, most ugly, most intractable estates, where tens of thousands of people live, could at last be replaced.
Plans have been drawn up and decisions made. In some cases residents have been [...]
Street litterbugs caught on film
Posted in Brownswood ward, Hackney, London, New River ward on 3 January 2009 | 1 Comment »
[from BBC website]
Street litterbugs caught on film
People who drop litter in a London borough are being filmed by a council team and face £80 on-the-spot fines.
Hackney Council has employed 11 environmental enforcement officers, each who has a mobile phone with a video camera to record offenders.
Fines will also be issued to those who do not [...]
Charity collection scam
Posted in Brownswood ward, Crime, Crouch End ward, Finsbury Park, Finsbury Park ward, Hackney, Haringey, Harringay ward, Highbury West ward, Islington, London, New River ward, Seven Sisters ward, St Ann's ward, Stroud Green ward, Tollington ward on 2 December 2008 | Leave a Comment »
Leaflets about a clothes collection by The Children’s Welfare Foundation are around in our area.
It appears this is a scam commercial company not a charity who collects the clothes.
Read full story: Dodgy “good cause” children’s welfare foundation wants your help
Positive outlook for Future event
Posted in Brownswood ward, Hackney, London, New River ward, Regeneration, Woodberry Down, Works on 29 October 2008 | Leave a Comment »
[from LocalGov]
28 October 2008
Positive outlook for Future event
Alison Ledger reports from the Future of London Conference.
Keynote speakers at the Future of London Conference delivered an overriding message of positivity for the future of housing regeneration.
The potential impact of the economic downturn could not be ignored, however. The current climate also presents a period of much-needed [...]
MPS Crime Mapping website
Posted in Brownswood ward, Crime, Crouch End ward, Finsbury Park, Finsbury Park ward, Hackney, Haringey, Harringay ward, Highbury West ward, Islington, London, New River ward, Police, Seven Sisters ward, St Ann's ward, Stroud Green ward, Tollington ward on 19 August 2008 | 1 Comment »
Really interesting new service by Met Police, enter your N4 XYK postcode and then zoom out to see the overall situation in N4. Unfortunately I cannot provide a specific link at the moment but the general website one: Crime Mapping website
From the FAQ:
What is the purpose of the new MPS Crime Mapping website?
The MPS is [...]
Report Your local Problems to your Safer Neighbourhood Team
Posted in Brownswood ward, Crime, Crouch End ward, Finsbury Park, Finsbury Park ward, Hackney, Haringey, Harringay ward, Highbury West ward, Islington, London, New River ward, People, Police, Seven Sisters ward, St Ann's ward, Stroud Green ward, Tollington ward on 16 August 2008 | Leave a Comment »
The following link – report your local problem – will take you to a page on the Met Police web site where you can report any issue that are not critical but useful to know for your Safer Neighbourhood Team.
Just clink on the Begin button at the bottom of the page and follow the instructions.
Guerilla Gardening
Posted in Amwell Court, Andover estate, Brownswood Road, Brownswood ward, Crouch End ward, Events, Finsbury Park, Finsbury Park ward, Green Lanes, Hackney, Haringey, Harringay ward, Highbury West ward, Islington, Kings Crescent estate, London, Manor House, New River ward, People, Portland Rise, Queen's Drive, Seven Sisters Road, Seven Sisters ward, Six Acres estate, St Ann's ward, Stroud Green ward, Tollington estates, Tollington ward, Woodberry Down on 7 August 2008 | Leave a Comment »
Following a discussion on Harringay On Line, Guerilla Gardening sounds like an interesting experiment/experience.
Here the web site.
Anyone fancying the idea of some Guerrilla Gardening initiative in N4?
Leave a comment!
French government learns from Hackney housing and regeneration projects
Posted in Brownswood ward, Hackney, London, New River ward, Property, Regeneration, Woodberry Down, Works on 5 March 2008 | Leave a Comment »
[from 24 dash]
French government learns from Hackney housing and regeneration projects
Published by Jon Land for 24dash.com in Housing , Local Government on Wednesday 5th March 2008 – 12:45pm
The French government has been learning from pioneering work going on [...]
PLAN TO SCRAP RELAXED PLANNING
Posted in Brownswood ward, Finsbury Park, Hackney, New River ward, Property, Queen's Drive, Works on 19 February 2008 | Leave a Comment »
[from Hackney Gazette]
PLAN TO SCRAP RELAXED PLANNING
hg.editorial@archant.co.uk
19 February 2008
CONTROVERSIAL proposals to relax planning restrictions in parts of the borough look set to be scrapped.
A scheme to remove tight controls in three “areas of exception” has been awaiting Hackney Council approval for almost a year.
Areas of exception formed part of the council’s draft supplementary [...]













