Hi Silvia. Welcome to the neighbourhood. My daughter is 7 and goes to a different school but loves Pokémon and is part of the local Pokémon community (yes there is one!). Let me know if you would like to meet up.
It probably is random. So is not allowing barbecuing but allowing running around throwing frisbees, probably. I just don't think that people enjoying a barbecue in a public space, or even twatting around on a tightrope wearing an annoying hat, is…
It's not my cup of tea either but I'm a live and let live kind of gal. It's a big park, there's room for most things. Just not idiots leaving their crap everywhere and mugging passers by.
Well let's start with rules against drug dealing, murder, sexual assault, vandalism and littering. We can worry about people daring to cook food, play games in the wrong area, walk tightropes, sit untidily and generally taking up space later.
Smoke, fire, etc yes but no more so than in a garden. Personally I do have a garden so would be ok with a ban but still think it's a bit mean. Though I think technically there is a ban already, it's just not enforced.
I'm in favour of barbecues personally. I'm in favour of minimal rules in general- just common decency. Not everyone has a garden. Certainly not on my list if personal bugbears.
I think Wireless is a red herring personally. I can put up with it. I don't particularly care if all the money goes back into the park. But I care very much about the park and one way or another I want it back at green flag levels of maintenance …
I sort of agree with joust. FP is not that bad - it does need some investment to stop it declining further but my major bugbear of the dilapidated area by the station has at least been demolished now so it is trickling in- and you forget that it i…
I don't think the idea that more people back remain now is fanciful https://whatukthinks.org/eu/questions/if-there-was-a-referendum-on-britains-membership-of-the-eu-how-would-you-vote-2/ but I do agree it would be divisive. The whole thing is a ma…
The W5 is comedy. It has hail and ride sections so in theory you can flag it down anywhere but in practice it sometimes sails by if you're not on the drivers' preferred spots! It does a different route in each direction and on the way to crouch end …
The BBC reported 700,000 in the report I read. You can see how busy it was in the aerial photos. I'm not sure what the question on the referendum should be, I don't think it was a suitable question for a referendum the first time round without a cl…
The pool at South Harringay school hosts a couple of different groups - I think they are called just swim and tiny swimmers. Also Park Road, though it's hard to get through to them on the phone. Clissold is a bit chilly for babies imo but is goo…
A lot of the new places don't seem to be open very regular/extensive hours. I never got to try Gilly's or the new burger place and still haven't tried the Caribbean shack, because they never seem to be open when I'm in the market for that kind of f…
I had always thought that A,B and C were separate zones and the permit only entitled you to park in your own zone. Had no idea that that's how it works in Green lanes - why have the division at all?
I do think consistency of stalls is important, though I realise this is a vicious circle. I was keen on the original fish stall and would have returned for that, others mentioned the cheese. Recently they've not been there so I've stopped seeing i…