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Crouch End on the new Heathrow flight path
Started Jan 17 0 Replies 0 Likes
Yup, perfectly true. Planes at 4000 ft, one every minute, right over your heads, lining up for the final approach for Heathrow third runway. The Hornsey Town Hall hotel should paint its name on the…Continue
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Haringey's an arsehole, say Spurs (or something like that)
Started this discussion. Last reply by Clive Carter Jan 2. 7 Replies 0 Likes
Apparently the streets of Tottenham are letting the side down.…Continue
Welcome to the Mathnasium
Started this discussion. Last reply by Adrian Essex Oct 10, 2018. 4 Replies 0 Likes
Send us your children, you have nothing to fear... come and get your lollipops, lollipops, come along my little ones.…Continue
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We need another cinema, how about Priory Park?
Started this discussion. Last reply by Mark Crouch End Sep 3, 2018. 3 Replies 0 Likes
The slow creep of commercial use is upon Priory Park, this time an outdoor cinema event in September. £12.50 a ticket.A bit, but not much mention of this on social media as yet. It seems Haringey can…Continue
Tags: parks, outdoor cinema, Priory Park
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Mark Crouch End replied to Adrian Essex's discussion Dragon and Melange to suffer refurbishment - @Melange_melange
Mark Crouch End replied to Adrian Essex's discussion Dragon and Melange to suffer refurbishment - @Melange_melange
"How come no one's mentioned that Subway closed down?"
Mark Crouch End replied to N8Princess's discussion New shop opening: Hardware & DIY store where Riley's used to be
"Okay I'll bite.
An everyday object seen from an unusual angle? Fire extinguishers? An enormous adze? Rolls of emery paper? Replacement parts for Polaris? "
Mark Crouch End replied to Rob Jackson's discussion Another closure - Santander
"Apparently the prices at Sorbet were much higher than the competition. Perhaps they were refusing to join the globalised economy. ...oh, alright, use slaves.
https://www.theweek.co.uk/93911/nail-salons-used-as-a-front-for-modern-slavery
I can't…"
Mark Crouch End replied to Rob Jackson's discussion Another closure - Santander
"Sorbet salon too.
Antic pub, Santander, maybe Evans Cyckes... is it too early to launch a 'save our chains' campaign?"
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Crouch End on the new Heathrow flight path
Yup, perfectly true. Planes at 4000 ft, one every minute, right over your heads, lining up for the final approach for Heathrow third runway. The Hornsey Town Hall hotel should paint its name on the roof.Consultation (I say that very loosely) here https://t.co/ORoENa8Yke(pic. a plane…See More
Mark Crouch End replied to Adrian Essex's discussion A new start for the 91 bus route? @crouchendforum @HaringeyCyclist @haringeycouncil @luke_harrison
"Not a moment too soon."
Mark Crouch End replied to Adrian Essex's discussion Meanwhile back at Hornsey Town Hall - another bleeding survey
"Judging by the response on social media, consultation fatigue, especially about Hornsey Town Hall, has set in. Much like brexit, the predominant reaction is "just get on with it". The click rate for the e-survey was pretty low for the CENF…"
Clive Carter replied to Mark Crouch End's discussion Haringey's an arsehole, say Spurs (or something like that)
"SPURS' Business Rates form a deposit on exactly nothing. The increased post-match clean up costs may be much less than say £10k and easily afforded by the rich "club"."
Clive Carter replied to Mark Crouch End's discussion Haringey's an arsehole, say Spurs (or something like that)
"AS a result of the Cabinet dismissals (and the accompanying shuffling), the Ejiofor-led Cabinet has become even more one of #FriendsFamilyAndFavours.
The Cabinet may be more cohesive and united (for a bit) but the changes will not make for better…"
Mark Crouch End replied to Adrian Essex's discussion Meanwhile back at Hornsey Town Hall - another bleeding survey
"I added my own misanthropic remarks. Quite possibly not at all what they want... and someway short of either "the Barbican of the north", or "a beacon of hope for Tottenham", both of which featured at the workshops."
Mark Crouch End replied to Mark Crouch End's discussion Haringey's an arsehole, say Spurs (or something like that)
"How marvellous. High handedness, dictatorial centralisation of power, apologists, secrecy, paranoia, tribalism, and paralysis in dealing with anyone spending money in Tottenham. I feel the new regime is bedding in to the Haringey way nicely."
Adrian Essex replied to Mark Crouch End's discussion Haringey's an arsehole, say Spurs (or something like that)
"Apparently the Guardian article had something to do with a disobedient now merely rank and file councillor."
Adrian Essex replied to Mark Crouch End's discussion Haringey's an arsehole, say Spurs (or something like that)
"The assertion in the article that “Post-match clean-up cost at White Hart Lane was covered by the club’s business rates. The larger new stadium will bring with it significantly larger business rates payments, which will more than…"
Clive Carter replied to Mark Crouch End's discussion Haringey's an arsehole, say Spurs (or something like that)
"TIGGERISH
As with the HDV, the council seems attracted to grabbing big tigers by the tail, in the hope of regeneration. It's sometimes forgotten that football is a business and a pretty big one at that. Plus, councils generally are not well…"
Alan Stanton replied to Mark Crouch End's discussion Haringey's an arsehole, say Spurs (or something like that)
"You are entirely missing the point of the article. Spurs are refusing to pay despite the fact that Spurs "supporters" add to the litter etc in local streets. They also add to noise; to parking problems; chocked roads; and to passenger…"
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