Hornsey Town Hall planning application submitted
You wait ages for a planning application, and then four come at once. FEC, or Crouch End (FEC) as the project company is known, have submitted planning for the largest, and most important, development to hit Crouch End in decades.
Continue ReadingHornsey Town Hall development exhibition, July 6 & 8
Crouch Enders (and beyond – Muswell Hill, Hornsey, Stroud Green and Highgate, this was your Town Hall too) will be interested to learn of another public exhibition of plans for the development and restoration of the Hornsey Town Hall site, – Public
Continue ReadingHornsey Town Hall development public meeting July 10th
Haringey Council and developers Far East Consortium are holding a Development Management Forum (what are Development Management Forums? Click here) to present plans for Hornsey Town Hall on Monday 10th July (venue: Earl Haig pub). Development Management Forum Date: 10th July
Continue ReadingYou can judge a shop by its front
What do you think of Crouch End’s shop fronts? Your view is probably mixed. The new Waterstone’s is really quite pleasing, and is set alongside a not dissimilar Superdrug to make a pretty fair aspect on the approach to the centre.
Continue ReadingHornsey Town Hall – the final consultation?
FEC, new owners of Hornsey Town Hall, have launched a public consultation on the restoration of the TH and the transformation into hotel / arts and community centre with a new website – www.restoringhornseytownhall.com We’d like to know your views too.
Continue ReadingDevelopment Management Forum and the Conservation Area.
Much of central Crouch End is a Conservation Area (an area of special architectural or historic interest, the character or appearance of which it is desirable to preserve or enhance). For more details on what this means, and which streets
Continue ReadingFrom flats to flats? – a consultation on a Kwik Fit development
The redevelopment of Tottenham Lane continues – the stretch surrounding the Arthouse cinema is a construction site already, and another large project is in the offing at no. 163. This is the site including both the Kwik Fit garage and
Continue ReadingCENF Response on the Proposals for Hornsey Town Hall
This month the big issue is of course Haringey Council’s plans for Hornsey Town Hall (HTH), and our response is the main part of our blog. The Crouch End Neighbourhood Forum (CENF) is committed to representing the views of the
Continue ReadingCarry on Hornsey Town Hall – Alan Strickland writes to CENF
The end is in sight for the sale of Hornsey Town Hall, and Crouch End is now only a few weeks away from Haringey Council’s decision to approve a preferred developer – at least we hope that things are still
Continue ReadingHornsey Town Hall, so what’s happening?
Last week we blogged about a letter the Forum has sent to Haringey Council about Hornsey Town Hall and the disposal process. This week the square and the building are in use by the wonderful and hugely popular Crouch End
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