Our TottenhamPlanning & Regeneration for the CommunityConference on Saturday April 6th 2013North London Community House, Moorefield Road, N17
Joint organising meeting to help plan the conference togetherWednesday 13th February7pm at the North London Community House, 22 Moorefield Rd, N17
c/o ourtottenham@gmail.com http://ourtottenham.wordpress.com #OurTottenham
Organised by the Our Tottenham networkSupported by (so far): Weir Hall Action Group / Bull Lane Playing Fields Campaign, Wards Corner Community Coalition, Lord Morrison Hall / Afro International, Selby Centre, Find Your Voice, Living Under One Sun, Haringey Defend Council Housing, Chestnuts Community Centre, Defend Haringey Health Services, Peoples World Carnival Band, Haringey Federation of Residents Associations, Haringey Housing Action Group, Haringey Solidarity Group, Friends of Lordship Rec, Day-Mer
The groups above are planning a conference to bring together the key local community groups and campaigns in Tottenham who are affected by the Council’s ‘Plan for Tottenham’ and other planning and regeneration issues. The idea is to work together and fight for our common interests, our neighbourhoods, our community facilities and for the needs our communities throughout Tottenham.
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‘Our Tottenham’ Conference Organising Meeting - Minutes, 30th January 2013Present: 15 reps and members of the following organisations: Wards Corner Community Coalition, Lord Morrison Hall, Haringey Defend Council Housing, Defend Haringey Health Services, Peoples World Carnival Band, Haringey Federation of Residents Associations, Haringey Housing Action Group, Haringey Private Tenants Group, Haringey Solidarity Group, Friends of Lordship Rec, Haringey Green Party, Sustainable Haringey Apologies: A number of people sent apologies.
Minutes of last meeting, 16th Jan:
41 people had attended. Reports from the key campaigns. Preparations for the conference underway. Minutes agreed to be accurate.
Conference details
Sub-group: As agreed at the last meeting, a conference planning sub-group meeting had been arranged (open to all) for Wed 23 Jan at Lord Morrison Hall. 5 people met up to draft an agenda for the conference and to discuss various practicalities. These had since been minuted and circulated and formed the basis of the discussion at this meeting.
Venue: LMH not available Sat 9th March. Selby offered Sun 10th or Sun 17th March. NLCH offered Sun 10th March or Sat April 6th. We agreed to go for the only Saturday available, April 6 @ NLCH. We will need to make financial contribution (to be raised).
Basic aims and outcomes:
These have already been circulated, and have been the basis for support for the conference:
* Bring together local activists and campaign groups concerned about planning issues in Tottenham
* Discuss some of the major unsuitable aspects of current local development plans
* Aid better understanding of the 'Plan for Tottenham' and local development generally
* Share experiences of successful local campaigns and community-led regeneration
* Support and initiate new campaign groups for local areas, facilities and around development plans
* Show support for and/or help initiate new resident and community-led development plans
* Offer a clear and viable alternative for resident-led decision-making, regeneration and development in Tottenham
* Formation of an ongoing Tottenham community planning and regeneration action network
Proposed Agenda & Timings:10am: Registration / get info packs, check out stalls, wall displays and maps. Networking10.30am: Welcome and introduction. Brief presentations from the key affected groups/campaigns. Summary/thoughts.
11.15am. First workshop / 'breakout' session
Each workshop to discuss the campaigns and issues, and standing up for ourselves [with 3 or 4 key Qs each to focus on]
12.noon: Lunch ----------------1pm: Back together. Then second workshop / 'breakout' session - split into 8 Action Workshops
Each workshop to discuss a specific key issue, to share experiences and how to take action together [See below]
2.15pm: Brief report-backs [eg 3 bullet points for action] from each workshop of the previous session
3pm: Final plenary to discuss community-led regeneration Charter, proposed demonstration, follow-up meeting etc
3.45pm: Final remarks and any announcements
4pm. End / clear up together The second session of workshops: To cover various key issues, to be introduced by relevant experienced local activists [who hopefully can produce a briefing sheet for their workshop], aiming to promote awareness, solidarity and action. Discussion to be minuted. Each workshop to be asked to report back to the final plenary eg one demand to add to the Charter, and 2 or 3 key specific points for action. Some proposed themes:
1. COMMUNITY FACILITIES: Defending local community centres and other facilities under threat
2. HOUSING AND DEVELOPMENT: Standing up for local people's housing needs generally, plus in new developments
3. SMALL BUSINESSES: Defending small, family businesses
4. LEGAL CHALLENGES: How to fight and win legal challenges to various unwanted developments and 'The Plan for Tottenham' as a whole
5. COMMUNITY PLANS: Developing our own community plans for specific sites/areas/neighbourhoods (and for Tottenham as a whole?)
6. YOUTH VOICES, SERVICES AND FACILITIES: How to defend our youth & expand the services/facilities they need?
7. QUALITY DESIGN AND HERITAGE: promoting quality design, respect for conservation/heritage and for Tottenham’s positive characteristics
8. COMMUNITY EMPOWERMENT: How to ensure effective consultation, community engagement and empowerment, with local people driving all the decision-making in Tottenham
Food: To be discussed - NLCH has a cafe. How do we ask people to pay for this? Discuss next meeting.
Conference Documentation: Need a welcome / agenda pack for participants as they arrive. All the key groups/campaigns doing presentations in the first plenary to write up their struggle/issues (up to one side A4 each) for a Digest. Catherine has offered to do a summary of some of the key positive conclusions from post-riot and recent Reports re Tottenham. All presenters in the second workshop session to produce a briefing sheet. A final report to be prepared afterwards. Dave and Jay offered to coordinate conference documentation generally.
Pre-conference Statement: It was agreed we needed an Our Tottenham statement about planning, development and regeneration in Tottenham and why the conference is needed. The draft below was circulated at the last 2 meetings and will be discussed/finalised at the next one.
An 'Our Tottenham' Charter: We can draw up a loose, draft 'Charter' based on the agreed aims/outcomes, plus anything extra agreed by the conference.
Demonstration: The meeting agreed to put a proposal to the conference for an 'Our Tottenham' demonstration one Saturday or Sunday in May along Tottenham High Rd - past key development/regeneration sites eg Wards Corner to Spurs ground. For residents to come and show their feelings and solidarity with each other. Could assemble 12 noon. Leave 1pm. With 11am assembly points/feeder marches beforehand from key sites (eg threatened community centres, St Ann’s Hospital etc) to the Seven Sisters start point.
Follow up meeting: To be arranged for just afterwards to take forward the decisions from the conference.
Leaflets and publicity: Mital reported that the publicity sub-group from the last meeting (which anyone can join) has begun to draft and design a leaflet. There was some discussion about the design. More news to follow... Sub-group may also suggest how to improve publicity via social media, posters, website, press etc.
Conference finances: We will need substantial funds for the venue and the pre-publicity etc. Sally from the People’s World Carnival Band is our treasurer. We will draft up an appeal for funds and ask each supporting group to donate at least £10-20 each.
OT Communications: Michelle to set up 2 elists, one for Coordination and one for News (general info/updates). We will add the relevant contacts to those lists. We also have a basic webpage - see top of page. Everyone is encouraged to spread the word via social media. David is setting up a twitter account: #ourtottenham
Campaigns/groups update:
Lord Morrison Hall: Community Centre in Scales Road trying to negotiate a new lease as their lease runs out 13 Feb. The group have sent a legal letter to the council who have been refusing to respond to correspondence. No acknowledgement from letters sent yet. All present agreed to back them.
Love Lane Estate: 45 people attended a Haringey Defend Council Housing meeting on the estate on 29 Jan. Residents’ opposition to Council proposals to demolish some of the Council houses between White Hart Lane Station and the new Spurs stadium to provide a ‘Wembley style’ walkway. Action Group forming.
Community centres campaign? It was suggested that all the community-run Community Centres throughout Haringey get together to support each other now that the Council is threatening some of them with closure or new management. We agreed to support any such campaign.
AOB:
Decent Housing For All We noted the coming public meeting event on Sat March 16, Wood Green Library, 2pm.
Collection for room hire: We collected £15 from attendees of the meeting which was handed over for the hire of the room at NLCH.
Next organising meeting: 7pm, Wed 13 February, North London Community House
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Sunday, 10 February 2013
Defend Our Public Services - Rally @ Full Council
Fightback Together Against Council & Government Attacks
On Our Services, Our Facilities, Our Rights & Our Communities!
Defend Our Public Services - Rally @ Full Council Meeting
Wednesday 27th February, 6.30pmCivic Centre, High Rd, N22 Stop cuts to our services, benefits and facilities – Affordable and secure housing for all - Defend the NHS – No to privatisation of our public services – No to property speculators imposing unwanted ‘regeneration’ schemes on our neighbourhoods - We demand the resources our communities need - Its OUR Haringey!Called by Haringey Alliance for Public Services. All welcome
KEY COMING EVENTSSave The Whittington Hospital Coalition No to cuts, land sales, ward closures & 400 staff sackings. Tuesday 12th February 7.30pm: Public meeting. Archway Methodist Hall, Archway roundabout.
Lobby of Haringey Landlords Forum Bring rents down. Affordable, secure housing for all
Tuesday 19th February, 5.30pm at the Civic Centre
Fightback Against Austerity Public meeting organised by the Trades Union Council.
Tuesday 26th February, 7.30pm. Park View School, West Green Rd, N15
Anti-Cuts Rally @ Full Council Meeting Defend our local public services
Wednesday 27th February, 6.30pm. Civic Centre, High Rd, N22
Next HAPS meeting to coordinate local campaigns and struggles:
Thursday 7th March, 7pm @ North London Community House, 22 Moorefield Rd, N17
Decent Housing For All – Public Meeting / Action Mini-conference
Saturday 16th March 2pm-4.30pm... Wood Green Library, High Rd, N22
Barnet Alliance for Public Services Demonstration to defend Barnet’s public services
Saturday 23rd March
‘Our Tottenham’ conference – planning and regeneration for the community Saturday 6th April 10am-4pm at the North London Community House.
‘1000 Mothers’ demonstration to defend benefits under attack
Saturday 13th April From Tottenham Green, then down the High Rd. Assemble 11am.
HAPS Meeting Draft Minutes - 7th February 2013@ North London Community House
Attending: Steve (HDCH), Dave (HFRA + HSG), Anne (HPTAG), Oktay (Day-Mer)
Apologies: Simon (HTUC + SWP), Zaher (HHAG/HSG), John Dolan (Unison + SP), Jacob (Unison steward), Michelle (HHAG)
1. HAPS protest against cuts
We agreed to hold a rally at the next Full Council meeting (currently scheduled for 27th Feb – to be checked) to object to the latest round of Government-driven cuts (£24m) to our vital local services, plus all the other range of cuts, privatisation and attacks on our communities. The aim is to bring together the range of local campaigns and groups. All welcome to contribute to the speeches and statements through our usual open mike outside the Civic Centre. Action: Steve to draft leaflet, Oktay to finalise/lay-out, Dave to add list of all campaigning events, and to print. All to contact various groups and campaigns to come along and join the speak-out.
2. Local Campaigns – some updates
*** Parks The Council have now recognised that the Haringey Friends of Parks Forum was right when it said that the 50% cuts in April 2011 would seriously damage the Council’s ability to run a viable parks service. The parks service recently hired ‘consultants’ to conduct a 'Review’ of resources, staffing and management. The Friends of Parks Forum conducted their own survey which fully backed demands for more staff and resources. The Council refused to restore the cuts but agreed to reject any privatisation or any further cuts, and to put in extra money for repairs to machinery.
*** Housing Decent Housing For All – Public Meeting / Action Conference Wood Green Library, Sat March 16th 2pm-4.30pm. Organised through open meetings supported by a range of groups concerned with housing. Will bring together council tenants, private tenants, homeless and mortgage-payers. HAPS agreed to back.
Haringey Defend Council Housing has held 2 open meetings by the Love Lane estate in North Tottenham which is threatened by the Council with possible demolition to build a ‘wembley way’ walkway to the ground. 40 residents attended the second meeting and voted to oppose any demolition. A Love Lane Action Group has formed. HDCH will support the LLAG. Haringey Housing Action Group has been busy campaigning around housing issues generally, and supporting a range of recent and coming housing events and protests, including a lobby of the Haringey Landlords Forum on 19th February, 5.30pm at the Civic Centre
*** Benefits There will be a ‘1000 Mothers’ demonstration to defend benefits under attack - on April 13th from Tottenham Green down the High Rd, assemble 11am. Called by Taxpayers Against Poverty and a number of local groups. Meanwhile Haringey Solidarity Group called a meeting to consider the possibilities of opposition to the introduction of Universal Credit in April. It is being ‘piloted’ in Haringey and certain to cause massive cuts to benefitrs and serious hardship to thousands of local people.
*** NHS Defend Haringey Health Services Continuing their regular monthly organising meetings. Still lobbying to get the Drs’ CCG to sign pledge against privatisation – following Hackney's success at this. Also try to save the St Ann's Hospital site from being run down and partly sold off. Save The Whittington Hospital Coalition There is a new threat to the Whittington, to sell off a third of the land, close some wards and sack over 400 staff. There will be a public meeting on Tuesday 12th, 7.30pm at the Archway Methodist Hall in Archway roundabout. A demonstration is planned for March. Chase Farm Hospital Last weekend there was a march to save the hospital’s A&E, which ended with a short protest occupation of part of the site.
*** Schools Heartlands School threatened with academy take over No further news. Downhills Schoolcontinue to campaign against forced Academy status, and have just premiered a film about their long battle.
*** Our Tottenham 40 people from over 20 local groups met up in January to organise an ‘Our Tottenham’ conference on Sat April 6th, 10am-4pm at the North London Community House. The aim is to challenge the ‘regeneration’ strategy promoted by the Council and property developers, and to defend local facilities and the interests of Tottenham’s communities. A demonstration is also being proposed for May.
*** Barnet Alliance for Public Services Handed in a petition of over 8,000 signatures against the mass privatisation of the borough’s public services. Plan a demonstration on 23rd March – all welcome to join it.
3. Haringey Trades Union Council
Organising a ‘Fightback Against Austerity’ public meeting on Tuesday 26th February, 7.30pm at Park View School, N15. We agreed to support and publicise and have asked them to support and publicise the anti-cuts rally the following day.
4. London and national There continue to be a range of London-wide and national demonstrations and days of action around cuts and cut-related issues.
5. HAPS finances Donations urgently needed.
6. Next HAPS meeting
To promote & coordinate defence of our public services – 7th March
On Our Services, Our Facilities, Our Rights & Our Communities!
Defend Our Public Services - Rally @ Full Council Meeting
Wednesday 27th February, 6.30pmCivic Centre, High Rd, N22 Stop cuts to our services, benefits and facilities – Affordable and secure housing for all - Defend the NHS – No to privatisation of our public services – No to property speculators imposing unwanted ‘regeneration’ schemes on our neighbourhoods - We demand the resources our communities need - Its OUR Haringey!Called by Haringey Alliance for Public Services. All welcome
KEY COMING EVENTSSave The Whittington Hospital Coalition No to cuts, land sales, ward closures & 400 staff sackings. Tuesday 12th February 7.30pm: Public meeting. Archway Methodist Hall, Archway roundabout.
Lobby of Haringey Landlords Forum Bring rents down. Affordable, secure housing for all
Tuesday 19th February, 5.30pm at the Civic Centre
Fightback Against Austerity Public meeting organised by the Trades Union Council.
Tuesday 26th February, 7.30pm. Park View School, West Green Rd, N15
Anti-Cuts Rally @ Full Council Meeting Defend our local public services
Wednesday 27th February, 6.30pm. Civic Centre, High Rd, N22
Next HAPS meeting to coordinate local campaigns and struggles:
Thursday 7th March, 7pm @ North London Community House, 22 Moorefield Rd, N17
Decent Housing For All – Public Meeting / Action Mini-conference
Saturday 16th March 2pm-4.30pm... Wood Green Library, High Rd, N22
Barnet Alliance for Public Services Demonstration to defend Barnet’s public services
Saturday 23rd March
‘Our Tottenham’ conference – planning and regeneration for the community Saturday 6th April 10am-4pm at the North London Community House.
‘1000 Mothers’ demonstration to defend benefits under attack
Saturday 13th April From Tottenham Green, then down the High Rd. Assemble 11am.
HAPS Meeting Draft Minutes - 7th February 2013@ North London Community House
Attending: Steve (HDCH), Dave (HFRA + HSG), Anne (HPTAG), Oktay (Day-Mer)
Apologies: Simon (HTUC + SWP), Zaher (HHAG/HSG), John Dolan (Unison + SP), Jacob (Unison steward), Michelle (HHAG)
1. HAPS protest against cuts
We agreed to hold a rally at the next Full Council meeting (currently scheduled for 27th Feb – to be checked) to object to the latest round of Government-driven cuts (£24m) to our vital local services, plus all the other range of cuts, privatisation and attacks on our communities. The aim is to bring together the range of local campaigns and groups. All welcome to contribute to the speeches and statements through our usual open mike outside the Civic Centre. Action: Steve to draft leaflet, Oktay to finalise/lay-out, Dave to add list of all campaigning events, and to print. All to contact various groups and campaigns to come along and join the speak-out.
2. Local Campaigns – some updates
*** Parks The Council have now recognised that the Haringey Friends of Parks Forum was right when it said that the 50% cuts in April 2011 would seriously damage the Council’s ability to run a viable parks service. The parks service recently hired ‘consultants’ to conduct a 'Review’ of resources, staffing and management. The Friends of Parks Forum conducted their own survey which fully backed demands for more staff and resources. The Council refused to restore the cuts but agreed to reject any privatisation or any further cuts, and to put in extra money for repairs to machinery.
*** Housing Decent Housing For All – Public Meeting / Action Conference Wood Green Library, Sat March 16th 2pm-4.30pm. Organised through open meetings supported by a range of groups concerned with housing. Will bring together council tenants, private tenants, homeless and mortgage-payers. HAPS agreed to back.
Haringey Defend Council Housing has held 2 open meetings by the Love Lane estate in North Tottenham which is threatened by the Council with possible demolition to build a ‘wembley way’ walkway to the ground. 40 residents attended the second meeting and voted to oppose any demolition. A Love Lane Action Group has formed. HDCH will support the LLAG. Haringey Housing Action Group has been busy campaigning around housing issues generally, and supporting a range of recent and coming housing events and protests, including a lobby of the Haringey Landlords Forum on 19th February, 5.30pm at the Civic Centre
*** Benefits There will be a ‘1000 Mothers’ demonstration to defend benefits under attack - on April 13th from Tottenham Green down the High Rd, assemble 11am. Called by Taxpayers Against Poverty and a number of local groups. Meanwhile Haringey Solidarity Group called a meeting to consider the possibilities of opposition to the introduction of Universal Credit in April. It is being ‘piloted’ in Haringey and certain to cause massive cuts to benefitrs and serious hardship to thousands of local people.
*** NHS Defend Haringey Health Services Continuing their regular monthly organising meetings. Still lobbying to get the Drs’ CCG to sign pledge against privatisation – following Hackney's success at this. Also try to save the St Ann's Hospital site from being run down and partly sold off. Save The Whittington Hospital Coalition There is a new threat to the Whittington, to sell off a third of the land, close some wards and sack over 400 staff. There will be a public meeting on Tuesday 12th, 7.30pm at the Archway Methodist Hall in Archway roundabout. A demonstration is planned for March. Chase Farm Hospital Last weekend there was a march to save the hospital’s A&E, which ended with a short protest occupation of part of the site.
*** Schools Heartlands School threatened with academy take over No further news. Downhills Schoolcontinue to campaign against forced Academy status, and have just premiered a film about their long battle.
*** Our Tottenham 40 people from over 20 local groups met up in January to organise an ‘Our Tottenham’ conference on Sat April 6th, 10am-4pm at the North London Community House. The aim is to challenge the ‘regeneration’ strategy promoted by the Council and property developers, and to defend local facilities and the interests of Tottenham’s communities. A demonstration is also being proposed for May.
*** Barnet Alliance for Public Services Handed in a petition of over 8,000 signatures against the mass privatisation of the borough’s public services. Plan a demonstration on 23rd March – all welcome to join it.
3. Haringey Trades Union Council
Organising a ‘Fightback Against Austerity’ public meeting on Tuesday 26th February, 7.30pm at Park View School, N15. We agreed to support and publicise and have asked them to support and publicise the anti-cuts rally the following day.
4. London and national There continue to be a range of London-wide and national demonstrations and days of action around cuts and cut-related issues.
5. HAPS finances Donations urgently needed.
6. Next HAPS meeting
To promote & coordinate defence of our public services – 7th March
Tuesday, 5 February 2013
Sustainable Haringey: Spring Gathering
Sustainable Haringey: Spring Gathering
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Sunday 14th April 3pm-5.30pm
At the Eco Hub,
Lordship Recreation Ground,
Lordship Lane, Tottenham, N17
(123 and 243 buses from Seven Sisters or Wood Green)
· Short tours of Lordship Rec after its £5 million regeneration programme, including the new Moselle Brook, the Model Traffic Area and the Shell Theatre
· An opportunity to see and hear about the wonderful new passivhaus “Eco Hub” community centre.
· Reports on recent and forthcoming activities organised by Sustainable Haringey groups across the borough.
· Refreshments and chat
www.sustainableharingey.org.uk
Sustainable Haringey: Forthcoming events Spring 2013**
Tuesday 5th February 8pm Talk Climate Change and the Media; Realism or Distortion?10a South Grove, Highgate, N6 6BS Organised by Transition Highgate transitionhighgate.org
Saturday 9th February Tour of Hale Village FULLY BOOKED This massive housing development at Tottenham Hale has a Combined Heat and Power (CHP) plant..
Sunday 24th February 2-5pm Growing in Haringey Seed SwapTottenham Chances, 398 High Road, N17 6QN
To encourage seed-saving and growing from seed. A day for all local gardeners to swap seeds, get advice and find out about local community gardening projects. Free entry Growing-in-haringeyATgooglegroupsDOTcom
Wednesday 27th February 7pm (film starts 8pm) Film Chasing Ice Green on the Screen, Park Road, N8. http://www.moorsbar.com/green-on-the-screen
Monday 4th March 7pm Talk on Decentralised Energy Network Civic Centre, Wood Green, N22 Simone Sullivan, the Council’s Decentralised Energy Officer, will describe the proposals for an energy saving scheme across the Upper Lee Valley. Meeting organised by Sustainable Haringey.
Sunday 10th March 10am – 3pm Compost Giveaway Paddock car park, Alexandra Park, N22
The compost is made at the Edmonton Eco Park from our garden and food waste. This time we have 28 tonnes of compost (twice as much as in the past). Organised by Sustainable Haringey Waste Group.
Thursday 14th March 8pm Talk on Water10a South Grove, Highgate, N6. Organised by Highgate Climate Action http://hican.wikispaces.com/
17th March 2pm – 5pm Alternative Clothes Show
Hornsey Vale Community Centre, 60 Mayfield Road, N18 9LP (W3 bus to Weston Park) Promoting clothes that are ethical/local/recycled. Displays, stalls and catwalk show. www.transitioncrouchend.org
Sunday 7th April 11am – 1pm Walk Alexandra Palace to Bruce Castle Five mile walk going through parks and conservation areas. Friends of Parks Forum www.haringeyfriendsofparks.org.uk
Wednesday 10th April 8pm Talk “The Alchemy of Dust – Waste and Recycling in the C19th” by Dr Peter Hounsell, Union Church Community Centre, Ferme Park Road and Weston Park, N8 (W3 bus), Hornsey Historical Society www.hornseyhistorical.org.uk
Sunday 14th April
3pm-6pm
Sustainable Haringey Spring Gathering at the Eco HubTours of Lordship Rec after its £5 million regeneration programme, including the new Moselle Brook, the Model Traffic Area, the Shell Theatre and much more. An opportunity to see and hear about the wonderful new passivhaus “Eco Hub” community centre. Reports on recent and forthcoming activities organised by Sustainable Haringey groups across the borough. Refreshments.
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View Larger Map
Sunday 14th April 3pm-5.30pm
At the Eco Hub,
Lordship Recreation Ground,
Lordship Lane, Tottenham, N17
(123 and 243 buses from Seven Sisters or Wood Green)
· Short tours of Lordship Rec after its £5 million regeneration programme, including the new Moselle Brook, the Model Traffic Area and the Shell Theatre
· An opportunity to see and hear about the wonderful new passivhaus “Eco Hub” community centre.
· Reports on recent and forthcoming activities organised by Sustainable Haringey groups across the borough.
· Refreshments and chat
www.sustainableharingey.org.uk
Sustainable Haringey: Forthcoming events Spring 2013**
Tuesday 5th February 8pm Talk Climate Change and the Media; Realism or Distortion?10a South Grove, Highgate, N6 6BS Organised by Transition Highgate transitionhighgate.org
Saturday 9th February Tour of Hale Village FULLY BOOKED This massive housing development at Tottenham Hale has a Combined Heat and Power (CHP) plant..
Sunday 24th February 2-5pm Growing in Haringey Seed SwapTottenham Chances, 398 High Road, N17 6QN
To encourage seed-saving and growing from seed. A day for all local gardeners to swap seeds, get advice and find out about local community gardening projects. Free entry Growing-in-haringeyATgooglegroupsDOTcom
Wednesday 27th February 7pm (film starts 8pm) Film Chasing Ice Green on the Screen, Park Road, N8. http://www.moorsbar.com/green-on-the-screen
Monday 4th March 7pm Talk on Decentralised Energy Network Civic Centre, Wood Green, N22 Simone Sullivan, the Council’s Decentralised Energy Officer, will describe the proposals for an energy saving scheme across the Upper Lee Valley. Meeting organised by Sustainable Haringey.
Sunday 10th March 10am – 3pm Compost Giveaway Paddock car park, Alexandra Park, N22
The compost is made at the Edmonton Eco Park from our garden and food waste. This time we have 28 tonnes of compost (twice as much as in the past). Organised by Sustainable Haringey Waste Group.
Thursday 14th March 8pm Talk on Water10a South Grove, Highgate, N6. Organised by Highgate Climate Action http://hican.wikispaces.com/
17th March 2pm – 5pm Alternative Clothes Show
Hornsey Vale Community Centre, 60 Mayfield Road, N18 9LP (W3 bus to Weston Park) Promoting clothes that are ethical/local/recycled. Displays, stalls and catwalk show. www.transitioncrouchend.org
Sunday 7th April 11am – 1pm Walk Alexandra Palace to Bruce Castle Five mile walk going through parks and conservation areas. Friends of Parks Forum www.haringeyfriendsofparks.org.uk
Wednesday 10th April 8pm Talk “The Alchemy of Dust – Waste and Recycling in the C19th” by Dr Peter Hounsell, Union Church Community Centre, Ferme Park Road and Weston Park, N8 (W3 bus), Hornsey Historical Society www.hornseyhistorical.org.uk
Sunday 14th April
3pm-6pm
Sustainable Haringey Spring Gathering at the Eco HubTours of Lordship Rec after its £5 million regeneration programme, including the new Moselle Brook, the Model Traffic Area, the Shell Theatre and much more. An opportunity to see and hear about the wonderful new passivhaus “Eco Hub” community centre. Reports on recent and forthcoming activities organised by Sustainable Haringey groups across the borough. Refreshments.
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