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Regent’s Quarter Block D – Work to Begin…Finally

Posted on March 22, 2011

The Bulletin Board heard from John Henderson of P & O Estates that work will begin shortly on Block D (bordered by York Way, Wharfdale Road, Crinan Street and Railway Street.  You might have already seen the scaffolding on Wharfdale Road.  … Continue reading →

Posted in Planning, Licensing and Regulation | 4 Comments

Google Eyes King’s Cross Central

Posted on March 14, 2011

Submitted by Andrew Long, apparently Google is considering a major move to King's Cross Central. Read the story from the Telegraph.

Posted in Kings Cross Central or Railwaylands | Leave a comment

DISPERSAL ZONE ORDER – BEMERTON ESTATE/THORNHILL SQUARE

Posted on March 7, 2011

  The following information was provided to the Community Bulletin Board by Stephanie Garner-Winship, MAGPI West Neighbourhood Officer, Community Safety Partnerships Unit, Islington Council. Islington Police and the council have put in place a Dispersal Order in the Bemerton Estate … Continue reading →

Posted in Anti Social Behaviour, Crime etc | 1 Comment

Caledonian Ward Safer Neighbourhood Panel Meeting – 10 March at King’s Place

Posted on March 3, 2011

This is a reminder that the next Caledonian Ward Safer Neighbourhood Panel's next meeting is on Thursday, 10 March , from 7 to 9 PM at King's Place, 90 York Way. The specific room has yet to be confirmed so … Continue reading →

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Thornhill Bridge Community Gardens Outdoor Woodland Classroom launches soon!

Posted on March 3, 2011

The Bulletin Board had been wondering just what was going on at the garden on the Caledonian Road, just West of the bridge over the Canal, so we went to our "source" Lisa Tang, of the Thornhill Bridge Community Gardeners.  Here … Continue reading →

Posted in Wildlife and Nature | 3 Comments

Camden Library Survey

Posted on February 24, 2011

As many of our readers live closer to the Camden Library on the Euston Road then any of the Islington Libraries, I thought it worthwile to pass this survey on.  By clicking the appropriate links you can fill out the … Continue reading →

Posted in Democracy and Elections | 1 Comment

Interested in our railways? Read on…

Posted on February 23, 2011

Received this from one of our neighbours Aron C. who thought it might be of interest to those that are interested in our railroads and their local development. Please find attached Newsletter No. 10 of Camden Railway Heritage Trust – … Continue reading →

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For those of you who are not on diets!!!!

Posted on February 12, 2011

I recently went to the Bridgeman Library and on the way back wanted a coffee.  As I knew my regular haunt Gran Sasso was closed, I checked out the shops near by and made a fantastic discovery!  The sign simply says … Continue reading →

Posted in Food and Drink | 2 Comments