Albert Road is definitely having one.

A fair few ... and what are pubs doing if one needs to escape these festive buntingtastic streets?!

Yagamuffin is the Cornwall Rd one going ahead? I have not seen any road closure notices. We are working on our back yard this weekend and likely to have a van parked outside at least one day this weekend. I need to know if we can drive into our road!

Is the Lorne Road one sun or mon? I am feeling very patriotic. Chang

Aha, its on the 3rd June This link lists road closures in Haringey over the weekend

While the richer and poorer residents are bowing down to worship a woman made of flesh and blood like the rest of us, I'll be walking and cycling around the southern part of this green and pleasant land.

I know and have known quite a few public schoolboys and I don't dislike them as people. Some are quite nice people.  I just don't like the class system.  The public schoolboys and girls have (generally) too many kudos.

In New York and other US cities they have a block party on independence day.  Great time to get to know the people in your hood.  Pity in Blighty it's to celebrate some monarch who symbolises the last of England's class system. 

What you can't get Mr G. Joe is that some of us just have ideals.  It's not about me.  It's about my ideals.  I have hung out with all sorts of people from trust funders to council estaters.  My friends are my friends.  I just don't like elitism and the class system.  I certainly don't get why people bow to a woman or man because they're deemed queen or king.  It's like believing in Father Christmas aged 40.  Childish.  And my girlfriends have all been working or lower middle class.  Never dated a public schoolgirl.  Maybe in the future.

@ Vetski.  Maybe you posh lot get Father Christmas past 7 years old.  Hey, you do.  Flats to yourself in leafy Stroud Green, French nannies, breakfast at Boulangerie Fake French.  You feel cheated if the the Ocado van is ten minutes late you get the wrong salami.  You can't find the strawberry beer that Jacks offie promised.  And all the ski slopes have melted.

Were your nannies English?  I really was joking and didn't think you were posh and had a nannie. But maybe my heated mind is right sometimes.

@ brodiej.  I've noticed.  Anytime I looked at this site recently it was like sitting in a funeral home watching a corpse that wasn't connected through friendship or family to you. 

You don't have to be posh to have a nanny...it was cheaper to hire someone to look after pre-school me & baby sister than to hire a good medical receptionist, so my mum was my father's receptionist for a couple of years till the practice was established!

Maternal grandfather was a plumber...posh, no; very useful, yes! Poor West African on WHO medical scholarship...again, posh, no! And I don't really consider anyone posh, people are just people.

Yes, all very good about your grandparents.  My grandfather was bog cutter in Ireland and the other one cut trees.  It's how you grew up and I didn't grow up on a housing estate.   And you grew up as doctor's child.  Maybe not the £100,000 some get now but you had a nanny.  That's posh in my books.  There is class and posh.  I don't know you but I'm basing my judgement on the facts you give me.