It’s an April miracle! Thames Water finally cleans graffiti
After January’s fence miracle, it’s time for another one, this time courtesy of Thames Water of some finally banished graffiti. … Read the full post »
Read my posts about the London Borough of Haringey in north London, where I used to live.
After January’s fence miracle, it’s time for another one, this time courtesy of Thames Water of some finally banished graffiti. … Read the full post »
Glory be, it’s another empty pavement victory, this time on the boundary of Haringey and Islington Councils in North London. … Read the full post »
Crouch End Clock Tower honours Henry Reader Williams (1822-97) who, as Chairman of the Hornsey Local Board for ten years, was the equivalent of council leader of his day. … Read the full post »
Note the little puff of steam from the train running along what is now the London Overground train line through Crouch Hill station. … Read the full post »
Over in Haringey, Liberal Democrat activist Jenni Hollis has been getting stuck into grassroots campaigning on the European referendum in a distinctive way. … Read the full post »
Lynne Featherstone MP for Hornsey & Wood Green visits local youth groups, community groups, mosques, synagogues and more – to spread the word about uniting against both extremism and intolerance. … Read the full post »
Haringey’s health services are getting an extra £23.5 million this year – following Lynne Featherstone MP’s local fairer funding campaign. … Read the full post »
The Supreme Court has excoriated Labour-run Haringey Council for running a “misleading” consultation that falsely claimed cuts were being forced on it council by the government. … Read the full post »
Well that just took six months, the involvement of Cllr Sarah Elliott, an official complaint and quite a few emails, but… … Read the full post »
A simple photo quiz: Haringey Council says it has sent someone to the location on Crouch Hill shown in the photo… … Read the full post »