Pickman's model
Starry Wisdom
Wood Green isn't in nw London. You'd be looking maybe kilburn, Cricklewood, Willesden, harlesden try round there
Spymaster
Wood Green chitter-chatter..
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klang
klang
2 and a half years ago, maybe?
I remember there being 2 things, one handwritten signature thing, one online.
Sloppy work, considering we lived much further away from bbl than you...
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Elpenor
Dancing as fast as I can
More on the change
www.theguardian.com
‘I hated it’: London council’s renaming of Black Boy Lane divides locals
While some in Tottenham welcomed the change to La Rose Lane, others protested
blossie33
trailer trash
Thanks, that's an interesting read.More on the change
‘I hated it’: London council’s renaming of Black Boy Lane divides locals
While some in Tottenham welcomed the change to La Rose Lane, others protested
I hadn't thought about residents having to change the address on official papers etc!
Pickman's model
Starry Wisdom
nor had the council.
Pickman's model
Starry Wisdom
if haringey council want to rename more roads then maybe they could call the next one dave morris way
There's a piece on how the costs of the renaming etc were calculated here:
www.bbc.co.uk
BBC Radio 4 - More or Less, Brexit and trade; pensioner millionaires; and Hannah Fry on loyalty cards and cancer
We examine a claim that the UK’s trade with the EU has increased since Brexit.
I'm pretty sure I read about the consultation on Haringey Online (I know...) but I might have had a leaflet.
I read that as Dave having put the riots on, which didn't surprise me.
Hollis
bloody furious
Watching the Haringey Council debate on LTNs (so you don't have to..)
Labour councillor comments:
- Two labour councillors note unintended traffic displacement - one from Enfield into Haringey, the other on Belmont Road
- One councillor very vocal on the crap implementation in the first two weeks
- Impact on bus journey times a concern
- Impact of A10 cars coming through the borough - Bruce Grove A10, Tottenham High Road.
- All use cars - London most congested city
- Repeats LTN study - "no increase on traffic on boundary roads" (Islington)
- Knows that this is "hard to believe at the moment"
- Highlights through traffic as problem in Borough
- LTNs just part of what we need to do - expand pavements, affordable bike scheme, less congested roads will cut journey times, electric charging points
- Claims consultation was okay - (within LTNs) - only comments on engagement within LTN
Oh, and the deputations, seemed you know, normal people from Haringey, not cranks or obsessives....
Interesting that there's no mention of improving cycle lanes on any main roads by Hakata, the affordable bike scheme amounts to bugger all - I've checked it out, and electric charging points just encourage a different form of cars...
Its's also notable that they continue to focus on 'boundary roads' while they know that larger scale traffic displacement is happening - built into their own evaluation plans, and acknowledged in relation to Enfield/Haringey - Enfield LTNs pushed traffic into Haringey.
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andysays
Love and solidarity
Not strictly Wood Green, but this may be of interest to some on this thread
Ancient Oaks of Bruce Castle Park
Meet the oldest trees in Tottenham. Tree expert Russell Miller
will guide you into the hidden world of ancient trees.
The Bruce Castle Oak is 450 years old. It is completely hollow and very healthy with a huge crown.
How do trees live so long?
What is the relationship between old trees and fungi?
What animals live in ancient trees?
All will be revealed in a walk and talk around the old trees of Bruce Castle Park.
Ancient Oaks of Bruce Castle Park walk
Sunday 12 March
2pm - 3.30pm
Sign up here
Here's a link to the eventbrite sign up page
Hollis
bloody furious
Gutted to find my local Chinese takeaway permanently closed tonight... been going there 21 years. There were some warning signs like early closures, and the food boxes getting smalller... but still.
The owner didn't do the Deliveroo/Just Eat thing.. so I expect trade twindled..
A few months ago the local fish and chip shop closed as well..
The owner didn't do the Deliveroo/Just Eat thing.. so I expect trade twindled..
A few months ago the local fish and chip shop closed as well..
Hollis
bloody furious
Picture plundered from Facebook.. High Road in late 70s... looking up from Turnpike Lane end towards Shopping City.
Most of the comments on facebook are referring to it's decline, and how the areas 'rough' now.. I mean I know it's not 'pretty', but I can't say I've ever felt unsafe or experienced any trouble in High Road.
Most of the comments on facebook are referring to it's decline, and how the areas 'rough' now.. I mean I know it's not 'pretty', but I can't say I've ever felt unsafe or experienced any trouble in High Road.
standard old people on Facebook comments. often thinly veiled racism by gammons who moved to Kent.Picture plundered from Facebook.. High Road in late 70s... looking up from Turnpike Lane end towards Shopping City.
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Most of the comments on facebook are referring to it's decline, and how the areas 'rough' now..
ElizabethofYork
Old Crone
I used to live in Palmers Green/Wood Green in the 70s and remember it like this.Picture plundered from Facebook.. High Road in late 70s... looking up from Turnpike Lane end towards Shopping City.
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Most of the comments on facebook are referring to it's decline, and how the areas 'rough' now.. I mean I know it's not 'pretty', but I can't say I've ever felt unsafe or experienced any trouble in High Road.
I was up there recently for the first time in a long time and thought it was a lot more gentrified than when I lived near there in 94/95.Picture plundered from Facebook.. High Road in late 70s... looking up from Turnpike Lane end towards Shopping City.
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Most of the comments on facebook are referring to it's decline, and how the areas 'rough' now.. I mean I know it's not 'pretty', but I can't say I've ever felt unsafe or experienced any trouble in High Road.
Hollis
bloody furious
Hehe - well there's a load of posh young professional type flats being built on the west side between High Road and the railway line. And athough from their marketing brochures you'd barely know that Wood Green/Tunpike Lane existed (as opposed to Crouch End and Muswell Hill which they bang on about at great length), I think it's already impacting the High Road. Wood Green has also always attracted the middle class BAME..
Isn't there a consultation about the next round of the railway line flats?
I know people who moved to Wood Green - "we live in Alexandra Park" - just because they've always been in North London but can't afford anywhere else. the usual story. so it's definitely on people's radar who wouldn't have heard of it or gone that far out 5/10 years ago.
klang
klang
Bruce Grove station restored to 1872 glory
The refurbished London Overground station now has a new community space and waiting room.
www.bbc.co.uk
klang
klang
I'm in the are on Sunday so will report back if I make it there.
GarveyLives
Well-Known Member
Bruce Grove station restored to 1872 glory
The refurbished London Overground station now has a new community space and waiting room.www.bbc.co.uk
If you notice this man at Bruce Grove station, please do let the authorities know, as the search appears to have gone very quiet in past three months:
(Source: @tiandemi)
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