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- Topic: Liveable Neighbourhoods, Brexit and the economy must never be jeopardised
- y-must-never-be-jeopardised-1-5976178 We read that anyone in favour of progressive transport solutions is no better than those who voted to leave the EU. Liveable Crouch End = Brexit. Reactionaries unite, we like things the way they are! Thusly do the battle lines begin to be drawn... And above all else "the economy must never be jeopardised". I'm sure I saw that line in Henry V's St Crispin's Day speech somewhere.…
- Added by Mark Crouch End at 16:38 on April 7, 2019
- Topic: If Crouch End really is to have a new Town Square around the clock Tower
- Please can we have some funky artefacts in it. btw,there is a plan to have new town square
- Added by Adrian Essex at 9:48 on June 4, 2018
- Topic: Liveable Crouch End - what's happening very near by
- nt changes to the road layout at the Crouch End end of Middle Lane. There is a good chance that all the works carried out there will be undone in the name of Liveable Crouch End. We have seen the pavement made wider at the beginning of the 91 bus route outisde the Palace Cafe and Pa.tel's. There is a good chance that all the works carried out there will be undone in the name of Liveable Crouch End. We have seen speed bumps installed in Weston Park, much to everyone bemusement. There is a good chance that all the works carried out there will be undone in the name of Liveable Crouch End. And just recently the Head of Operatons (Ann Cunningham) took the delegated decision to make a number of changes to parking and loading arrangements across the borough, including several in N8. There is a good chance that some or all of the works to be carried out will be undone in the name of Liveable Crouch End. …
- Added by Adrian Essex at 11:02 on April 23, 2019
- Topic: Liveable Crouch End - an alternative to the Porsche Cayenne - don't forget the dogs
- If you've got an asset then make the most of it.
- Added by Adrian Essex at 8:35 on March 22, 2019
- Comment on: Topic 'Bizarre non-sequiturs in Labour's Latest pre-election bumf - what a pickle'
- forum.org.uk/a-new-crouch-end-liveable-neighbourhoods-and-new-town-squares-part-2-proposals/ I wonder how it'll all play out with our bright-as-a-button new councillors?…
- Added by Mark Crouch End at 17:12 on May 2, 2018
- Topic: Liveable Crouch End - shared e-scooters? “Bird Chargers” and “Lime Juicers”
- ake note of. …
- Added by Adrian Essex at 19:24 on March 10, 2019
- Topic: Liveable Crouch End - let's use real Zebras on our crossings @haringeycouncil
- dates very soon. This is Crouch End's chance to put forward design ideas to be incorporated in the schemes. So here's one I saw on Facebook thanks to Fiona. A 3D Zebra Crossing. Motorists will only be fooled the first time they see it , but ever after will be reminded of the attention being paid to road safety, but it ties in nicely with the several suggestions in the Liveable Map survey for street art. The original article came from Bored Panda and the image is a direct link to their page, which is also the source for the embedded video. …
- Added by Adrian Essex at 7:44 on February 23, 2019
- Topic: Liveable Crouch End - another clue to the possible Lib Dem approach - @TammyPalmerLD @haringeycouncil
- ce Parking Levy and LibDem involvement in a car free school street. So for Liveable Crouch End we might expect our local councillors to be actively and fully in support of the 'modal shift' to walking and cycling and away from cars. I am eagerly looking forward to imaginative and original ideas arising from the Co-design workshops the consultants will be holding There are of course one or two things to look out for - Tammy's tweet announcing the motion continues "We are asking parents and kids to join us in a protest beforehand outside the civic centre". Now it's not at all clear to me why there is a protest against LBH - perhaps this is just political positioning. And if there is a borough wide scheme then we might hope that this would mean more funds to implement such schemes in Crouch End, whilst at the same time fearing that it may mean a reduction in matched funding in the byzantine world of local authority accounting. …
- Added by Adrian Essex at 8:18 on March 12, 2019
- Topic: A High Level Concept which might modally filter your road - @HaringeyCyclist
- s documents in response to a Freedom of Information request. This is the High Level Concept for Crouch End on which, I am assured, consultation will take place "in due course". It is dated October 2017 and labelled "DRAFT". I can only partly reproduce it here. The original is provided by TfL. The blue dots are proposed modal filters. What we interpret by that is that only cyclists and pedestrians will be able to enter Nelson Road, Rokesly Avenue, Hillfield Avenue, Hermiston Avenue, Elmfield Avenue and Harvey Road at the points indicated. If the proposal is implemented it will make those roads more liveable. But it is only a high level concept, which will be consulted on "in due course", and for the implementation of which, according to our outgoing Labour councillors, £5.8m has been awarded…
- Added by Adrian Essex at 10:53 on July 17, 2018
- Topic: Liveable Crouch End - not so sure about 3D Zebras now
- e blame the Ham and High for choosing a poor picture and an even worse video or congratulate them for their excellent representation of a disappointing installation? Or do Westminster's crossing painters not have the skills? Or did the Icelandic photographer use a little Photoshop do improve his images? Worth checking before we attempt to trick the eyes of Crouch End's motorists. …
- Added by Adrian Essex at 8:26 on March 1, 2019
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