CROUCH END NEIGHBOURHOOD FORUM 2025 AGM
SATURDAY 29th MARCH 3.00 – 4.30 PM
UNION CHURCH & COMMUNITY CENTRE downstairs hall, Weston Park N8 9PX
Ever get the feeling a few environmental improvements to Crouch End might be a good thing — or attempting to locate a few new housing schemes that people can actually afford would be worthwhile?
Perhaps a new arts centre in a restored Town Hall that actually opens? Or a scheme to upgrade the town centre’s inadequate pavements, improve transport, revitalise the local economy, or simply plant a few more trees? Or to draft a Neighbourhood Plan for Crouch End.
If so, do come to our Annual General Meeting. With a new Haringey Local Plan also currently emerging, now is a good time to get involved.
In addition to reporting on key issues and developments in Crouch End we’ll be electing a new Executive Committee (details below):
- The newly appointed arts operators bringing Hornsey Town Hall back to life, will be presenting on the long awaited and soon-to-open Arts Centre. It’s the biggest happening in Crouch End in years, come with questions.
Also —
- We’ll be asking how Crouch End should spend £100s of thousands of Community Infrastructure Levy funds.
- We’ll be discussing ideas for the Crouch End Neighbourhood Plan, including design codes, setting objectives and policies for the town centre, the local environment, local heritage, and local housing priorities.
To help us manage numbers please register for a free ticket through Eventbrite (but you can still fetch up on the day). Hope to see you there. Note — refreshments 2.45, for a 3pm start.
*To help us manage numbers please register for a free ticket through Eventbrite (but you can still fetch up on the day). All are welcome at the AGM, hope to see you there.
Membership
Want to get involved? New supporters are always welcome. We’re open to all and there is no subscription necessary. To join, simply sign up to our newsletter list on the CENF website. We now have 1,500 people, local organisations and businesses on our mailing list.
All Crouch Enders can contribute whether they live here, work here, carry out business here, are in education here, or own property in the area. Members of local societies and associations are welcome, as are our local councillors.
The Executive Committee, nominations
Do you think you can get more involved? There are 15 places on the Executive Committee, who meet to work on consultation and writing the Neighbourhood Plan – for details see here.
