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Monday, November 26, 2018

ALTERNATIVE ART CLUB for 10-15s!

September 6, 2018 at 6pm to December 13, 2018 at 7:30pm – Highgate Wood School Calling all creative 10-15 year olds, we run a friendly alternative art club, with varied themes ranging from spray-painting to sculpture, prosthetics - printmaking, cartoons - costume design and mor… Organized by Benedict romain | Type: after, school, club
COLLAGE VOICES TASTER PROGRAMME!

November 10, 2018 at 10am to December 9, 2018 at 5pm – Collage artspaces 1 & 2 We take great pleasure in inviting you to a range of performing arts masterclasses, which are part of the Collage Voices Taster Programme. Collage Voices is a new programme of Drama, Singing, Dance… Organized by Collage Arts | Type: masterclasses, voices, drama, songwriting, sing, afro, fusion, dance, performance
Talk: Ambition instead of Apathy in Facing the Climate Challenge - Monday 26th

November 26, 2018 from 7pm to 8:30pm – Hanley Crouch Community Centre The talk covers: Recent scientific reports Convergence of voices What is happening to effect change What you can do about it If you're not able to do anything yourself, how you can support those who… Organized by | Type: talk climate change

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Time for the Time Out Love London awards. Winners for the area are:

1	THE Mayor, the Council Leader, the Constitution and the ongoing Haringey constitutional crisis
2	A cycle mystery
3	Poor old Bill - he's always in trouble
4	Haringey Council’s school street proposals - a closer look
5	An open letter to the "leaders" of our council at this time of crisis
6	A hobby horse - probably not one of Haringey's preferred Covid responses
7	Free computer and smartphone help
8	HORNSEY HISTORICAL SOCIETY : Lockdown in Crouch End
9	Crouch End Safer Streets - @haringeycouncil - we wonder what is happening @CllrSeema @CllrKirsten
10	Cllr Adje, a concealment, a licence and a £2 million council loss