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Recent Activity on stroudgreen.org
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Hi. I hope you don't mind me reaching out. I'm just responding to what you posted about the issues with Rydon, the council contracting company. I'm a postgraduate journalism student working on issues in Tollington ward and it seems like a couple of people have had this a similar experience with a less than satisfactory service. It seems to be that the council are cutting corners in a lot of areas recently. Would you be interested in speaking to me?October 2018-
lazyatomHi Alice, I'm sorry but I totally missed your message. If it's still relevant, I'd be happy to discuss our experiences with you. Again, apologies for the enormous delay!
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Hello there,
I wondered if I could get your advice on a planning application at 106 Evershot Road to build a second storey onto the existing building.
The extension will adversely affect the immediate neighbourhood - loss of light, invasion of privacy, contributing to an already over-crowded development, and unsympathetic to the heritage of the area.
We have until 23 June to submit our comments to the council, and a group of local residents are getting together to create a suitable response.
I wondered if you had any advice - the best way to approach this situation and any other tips that might add weight to the argument.
Any help would be much appreciated.
Thanks very much,
HeleneJune 9 -
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Building the Future Machine Workshops at Furtherfield Commons in Finsbury Park
Tuesday 18th June, 3-6pm
Saturday 13th July, 1 - 4pm
Sign up for the final 2 workshops to build the Future Machine - an artwork that will help us to understand and respond to environmental change as the future comes. The workshops are designed to bring together people with different views on environmental change and the future, (including all ages from 11+) everyone is welcome! The workshops will involve talking, thinking, making things with all kinds of arts and craft materials, as well as using interactive technology and scientific sensors.
These workshops are part of the Festival of Learning in partnership with Haringey Adult Learning Service and Furtherfield Gallery.
Book here: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/building-a-future-machine-workshops-tickets-57695275121May 31 -
Stroud green primary school carboot sale started yesterday now every Sunday, yesterday was a good start with 2 stalls thank you to those who supported us. Next week we will have more stalls I’m sure as lots of people are interested. Please feel feel to contact me (Alisha)at londoncarbootsales@gmail.com or 07476847157May 27 -
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