Local Heritage List additions – Railway Tavern & King’s Head
As mentioned in our blog outlining the review of Haringey’s Local Heritage List, the Forum has lobbed in a few extra suggestions for inclusion. In this post we’re looking at some of our nominations, local landmarks – the Railway Tavern, the
Continue ReadingLocal Heritage List extras – Earl Haig & the Arthouse
As mentioned in our previous blog outlining the review of Haringey’s Local Heritage List, the Forum has lobbed in a few extra suggestions for inclusion. In this post we’re looking at some of our nominations, local curios – the Earl Haig,
Continue ReadingLocal Heritage List – proposals and nominations
Another Haringey sponsored consultation for you – an update for the Local Heritage List. On this occasion we’re happy to say there’s opportunity to add suggestions and nominate proposals of your own. It’s certainly something the Forum have been working
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 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
Continue ReadingCrouch End on the rise – looking ahead
The Crouch End Neighbourhood Forum is a group devoted to local planning and development, from transport to conservation, the local economy to the environment – we can identify local green spaces, propose new street designs, seek improvements to shopfronts, look
Continue ReadingCrouch End on the rise – current developments
The Crouch End Neighbourhood Forum is a group devoted to local planning and development, from transport to conservation, the local economy to the environment – we can identify local green spaces, propose new street designs, seek improvements to shopfronts, look
Continue ReadingEnvironment – Which of Crouch End’s Parks/ recycling bins do you use? Should there be more trees?
The Evidence Base As a representative body the Forum must base its actions, and eventually the Neighbourhood Plan, on evidence. Mainly this evidence comes from statistical sources. The Office for National Statistics provides a wealth of data, much of it based
Continue ReadingCrouch End has Spoken! – Public Consultation Feedback
Crouch End Festival – Public Consultation Feedback Crouch End’s Neighbourhood Forum provided a stall at this year’s Crouch End Festival. Our goal – to find out more about what CrouchEnders think. The following three questions were presented on backing paper
Continue ReadingMoney for us to spend? – Community Infrastructure Levy (CIL)
CIL is a levy which local authorities can charge developers to raise funds for the infrastructure needs which arise from new developments. Where a neighbourhood plan is in place, 25% of the CIL monies collected by the Councils must be
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