Posted in Brownswood ward, Business, Finsbury Park, Hackney, London, Seven Sisters Road on 14 April 2008 | No Comments »
Spring Park Hotel - Sex encounter license
We’ve just received notification that they have applied to renew their sex encounter (pole dancing) license.
The deadline for comments and objections is 21st April. These should be sent to the Licensing Service, via mike.smith@hackney.gov.uk
Posted in Crime, Finsbury Park, Islington, London, Seven Sisters Road, Youth on 12 April 2008 | No Comments »
[from Islington Tribune]
Islington Tribune - by ROISIN GADELRAB
Published: 11 April 2008
‘Terror’ of attacked clubber
A CLUBBER has described to an Old Bailey jury her “absolute terror” when she was ambushed by a girl gang early one Sunday.
The 17-year-old, from Barnsbury, was on her way to meet a cousin in Seven Sisters Road, Finsbury Park, when [...]
Posted in Arts, Brownswood ward, Crouch End ward, Finsbury Park, Finsbury Park ward, Hackney, Haringey, Harringay ward, Highbury West ward, Islington, London, Manor House, People, Seven Sisters Road, Seven Sisters ward, St Ann's ward, Stroud Green ward, Tollington ward, gallery:space on 28 March 2008 | No Comments »
[from Islington Tribune]
Shiri Shalmy outside the art gallery. ‘This has been a labour of love for me,’ she said
Park loo that became gallery faces closure as cash dries up
[...]
Posted in Business, Finsbury Park, Hackney, Haringey, Islington, London, Seven Sisters Road on 26 March 2008 | No Comments »
Is this the “next treat”? Don’t we have enough junk food producers in the area.
After the betting shops, I’d push back on this potential invasion!
[from The Guardian]
Finger-lickin’ Britain
It’s spicy and ubiquitous, with around 1,700 shops in the UK, and a new chain set to give KFC a run for its money. Who, asks Anita Pati, [...]
Posted in Brownswood ward, Crime, Hackney, London, Manor House, Police, Seven Sisters Road, Youth on 17 March 2008 | No Comments »
[from Islington Gazette]
Man stabbed at bus stop by teen gang
nlnews@archant.co.uk
14 March 2008
The scene of the stabbing in Seven Sisters Road
A MAN who was attacked in broad daylight by a group of teenagers staggered nearly two miles to a friend’s house before realising he had been stabbed.
The victim was assaulted on Friday afternoon by [...]
Posted in Crime, Crouch End ward, Events, Haringey, Harringay ward, London, Manor House, Police, Seven Sisters Road, Seven Sisters ward, St Ann's ward, Stroud Green ward on 14 March 2008 | No Comments »
COMMUNITY & POLICE CONSULTATIVE GROUP
PUBLIC MEETING
Members of the public are invited to attend the Public Meeting of the
Haringey Community & Police Consultative Group.
What are your views about crime and disorder in the borough? TELL US
Think MORE could be done?
Think the police prioritise the WRONG problems?
Are there things about your area that make you FEEL [...]
Posted in Brownswood ward, Crime, Crouch End ward, Finsbury Park, Finsbury Park ward, Hackney, Haringey, Harringay ward, Highbury West ward, Islington, Kings Crescent estate, London, Manor House, Portland Rise, Seven Sisters Road, Seven Sisters ward, Six Acres estate, Stroud Green ward, Tollington ward, Woodberry Down, Youth on 18 February 2008 | No Comments »
The web site Piczo claims to have updated information about the Gangs in London with information about the ones in N4 area.
The following links document better which are the gangs in N4 locating them in a map: Hackney and Islington.
For N4 the names are Blue City, Queens Drive, Finsbury Park Man Dem, Holly Park Boyz [...]
Posted in Crouch End ward, Haringey, Harringay ward, Police, Seven Sisters Road, Seven Sisters ward, Stroud Green ward, Transport for London on 12 February 2008 | No Comments »
[from This Is Local London]
Taking it slow in the suburbs
By Caron Kemp
The first 20mph speed limit in the borough was introduced in Wood Green in 2001. Since then, the same limit has been rolled out or proposed in 29 areas of Haringey, making it a contender to become the first London borough with a blanket [...]
Posted in Hackney, New River ward, Regeneration, Seven Sisters Road, Seven Sisters ward, Woodberry Down on 15 September 2007 | No Comments »
[from Hackney Gazette]
“Crossing conditions are unsafe, links to community facilities poor and the treatment of the road unsightly. The wide road creates high traffic speeds. The community has consistently emphasised this.”
“The existing road through Woodberry Down is an anomaly - the only six-lane section in the area. Both east and west have four lanes (two [...]
Posted in Blackstock Road, Brownswood ward, Cycling, Events, FinFuture, Finsbury Park, Kings Crescent estate, Manor House, Regeneration, Seven Sisters Road, Woodberry Down, Works on 14 September 2007 | No Comments »
Councillors Report – September 07
Woodberry Down
As detailed in previous reports, earlier this year English Heritage agreed to list the existing Woodberry Down primary school, meaning that at least it’s shell had to be preserved. The original plan had envisaged the current primary school site being used to build a new secondary, whilst a new primary [...]
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