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Big solid oak table. 3x5 foot extends to 3x8 foot. It's too big for us!Would love £80 for it.We're just off Station Rd by Wood Green tube station.Continue
Question Haringey's Chaotic Development Plans
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Hi there lovely local people, Here on Bradley Road we're worried about Haringey's chaotic development plans.We're really concerned about Caxton Road, Lendlease and so much more.We're asking the…Continue
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Alan Stanton replied to CatHowarth's discussion Question Haringey's Chaotic Development Plans
"I regret to tell you, Cat Howarth, that sending a petition to Cllr Alan Strickland is not going to do the trick. I was a Labour councillor for sixteen years (until May 2014). I've seen Alan Strickland running his scripts. My wife Zena Brabazon…"
Adrian Essex replied to CatHowarth's discussion Question Haringey's Chaotic Development Plans
"I have had a reply to my FoI request about covenants relating to market space. It reads:
This information is not held. You will need contact HM Land Registry to obtain the documents they hold on the title deeds and any…"
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oak table needs new home
Big solid oak table. 3x5 foot extends to 3x8 foot. It's too big for us!Would love £80 for it.We're just off Station Rd by Wood Green tube station.See More
CatHowarth replied to CatHowarth's discussion Question Haringey's Chaotic Development Plans
"Hey Mark,
Yes you're right, getting hold of the original commitment/covenants to provide market trading space would probably help. It's so strange the way London doesn't respect local businesses that have survived for years. The…"
Bob Lindsay-Smith replied to CatHowarth's discussion Question Haringey's Chaotic Development Plans
"It's a good idea to have done the FOI, Adrian. My apologies for not posting about this sooner.
As I read the plans, the small shops in the Market Hall would remain, but the higer level part with two cafes (and shop units facing Mayes Road)…"
Clive Carter replied to CatHowarth's discussion Question Haringey's Chaotic Development Plans
"A possibly taller monument to the glory to which you refer, is a brand new Council headquarters intended to go, I believe, where the current Wood Green Library and Customer Service Centre is situate.
This would cost £33,000,000. But don't…"
Adrian Essex replied to CatHowarth's discussion Question Haringey's Chaotic Development Plans
"Perhaps Haringey know where to look
Dear Haringey Borough Council,Please can you tell me are there any still enforceable commitments and/or covenants to provide market trading space in Wood Green's Shopping City based on proposals adopted when…"
Mark Crouch End replied to CatHowarth's discussion Question Haringey's Chaotic Development Plans
"I'm probably alone in this - but the only reason I ever step into the Mall is to buy something cheap from the market hall. Otherwise I happily avoid it, and the rest of Wood Green, from one month to the next. A situation unlikely to change if…"
Adrian Essex replied to CatHowarth's discussion Question Haringey's Chaotic Development Plans
"The planning application is quite interesting. The Aldi Wood Green planning statement says
"The only elements requiring planning permission relate to the laying out of the new car park and provision of amended access onto Caxton…"
Bob Lindsay-Smith replied to CatHowarth's discussion Question Haringey's Chaotic Development Plans
"Hi Cat,
I don't know if you have seen the planning application for part of the indoor market, plus the site on the corner of Caxton Road and Mayes Rd that used to be a petrol station? It's proposed that it would become an Aldi with car…"
Bob Lindsay-Smith left a comment for CatHowarth
"Hello Cat,
You are doing good with your letters and petition.
It was a visit sponsored by the regeneration team as an initiative called 'Place Champions'. The people who went are not all of the same opinion about the HDV and Lendlease.…"
CatHowarth replied to CatHowarth's discussion Question Haringey's Chaotic Development Plans
"Hi there Bob,
How interesting and thanks for getting in touch to share this. Goodness, it all sounds so unwholesome. Those red lined streets on maps are so worrying because they are so vague. From reading about Lendlease they use a clause that…"
Bob Lindsay-Smith replied to CatHowarth's discussion Question Haringey's Chaotic Development Plans
"Hi Cat,
Over here in Northumberland Park we are also very concerned about the HDV and the 'preferred partner', Lendlease. The red-lined area there includes several streets of owner occupied houses, as well as the council estates. A group…"
Clive Carter replied to CatHowarth's discussion Question Haringey's Chaotic Development Plans
"Cat, I've just now signed the petition and I'd encourage others to read it and to consider signing it too. Wood Green "Regeneration" overlaps with the controversial Haringey Development Vehicle (HDV).
—CDC"
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Question Haringey's Chaotic Development Plans
Hi there lovely local people, Here on Bradley Road we're worried about Haringey's chaotic development plans.We're really concerned about Caxton Road, Lendlease and so much more.We're asking the Council to provide written answers to our questions.Please help us, sign our petition and share it if you share the same concerns…See More
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- At 0:04 on May 15, 2017,
Bob Lindsay-Smith said… Hello Cat,
You are doing good with your letters and petition.
It was a visit sponsored by the regeneration team as an initiative called 'Place Champions'. The people who went are not all of the same opinion about the HDV and Lendlease. There is a local group opposed to widescale demolition though, called 'Northumberland Park Decides'.
It meets this Thursday at 7pm in St Paul's Church, Park Lane N17 0JR. If coming by car, you can still drive in from Tottenham High Road to Park Lane beside the old stadium, though that won't be there much longer! If some of you could come I'm sure you'd be very welcome.
NB I'm not sure if the 'regeneration' team are monitoring this website, as they do Facebook and Twitter!
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