Crouch End reaches peak bean – Town centre retail survey December 2018
Back to one of our ongoing assessments, an annual retail survey of Crouch End town centre (see 2017 here, and 2016 here). Topical too, as few weeks go by without a newspaper article proclaiming the death of the High Street.
Continue ReadingHaringey transport infrastructure spending (LIP) – where, what and how much
The transport consultations are arriving by the truck load. This time it’s the Local Implementation Plan (LIP). You are invited to send your comments. The notification from Haringey runs as follows – Haringey’s Local Implementation Plan (2019-2022) Draft for Public
Continue ReadingLiveable Crouch End initiative – drop-in sessions, e-survey, January 2019
The roll-out of public engagement continues for the major roads and travel project for Crouch End. Three drop-in sessions are announced for the general public – Wednesday 9th Januaryfrom 4-8pm at Hornsey Town HallTuesday 15th Januaryfrom 10am-4pm at Hornsey LibrarySaturday
Continue ReadingHornsey Town Hall arts centre e-survey – a last chance
As mentioned previously, the HTH Arts Centre people (Time+Space Co) and consultants, the Audience Agency, are conducting an e-survey about the future role of the Town Hall arts centre. The survey will close on January 7th, so now’s the time
Continue ReadingWard boundaries to be re-drawn – your turn to spot Crouch End?
The wonks at the Boundary Commission have the Haringey political map in their sights once again, and the re-setting of the local ward boundaries is out for consultation until February 4th. News of this hasn’t exactly been widely broadcast (sneaked
Continue ReadingTown Hall project round-up, November 2018
We’ve heard a number of ‘what’s up?’ queries about the Hornsey Town Hall development in recent weeks, so we thought we’d post an update of things we know, or at least things we think we know. In brief, the £140m
Continue ReadingSpecial showing “Beneath the Clocktower” and Discussion Nov 3rd 3pm
The news that high street giant Debenhams is closing fifty stores is a stark reminder of the pressures that our high streets are under. There can be no more appropriate time to get along to the Art House Cinema for
Continue ReadingW7 – London’s most popular bus*
Reading this on a W7? Chances are you have someone else’s armpit in the way. With full credit to the Diamond Geezer website from which the following is quoted, we learn that, once again, the W7 is the most jam-packed
Continue ReadingHornsey Library Project go-ahead for 2019, submits planning
Haringey Library Services have been gradually making their way through the full complement of library improvements over the last few years (Wood Green and Marcus Garvey having already had makeovers) – and sure enough Crouch End is next on the
Continue ReadingCrouch End town centre design priorities survey, report
Over the summer the Forum ran a snapshot survey looking at priorities and issues affecting the public realm. This was in direct response to the feedback (and the prodding) we’d experienced as a consequence of the announcement of the Liveable
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