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London Metropolitan Archives New River Action LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 1 NEW RIVER ACTION GROUP LMA/4471 Reference Description Dates MINUTES AND PRESENTED PAPERS EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE LMA/4471/A/01/001 Minutes 1987 - 2000 2 files CONSULTATIVE COMMITTEE LMA/4471/A/02/001 Minutes 1986 - 1994 1 file FRIENDS OF THE NEW RIVER WALK LMA/4471/A/03/001 Minutes 1994 - 1995 1 file NEW RIVER PATH LMA/4471/A/04/001 Minutes of various bodies relating to the long 1987 - 2000 -distance New River Footpath and Hornsey Water Works 1 file NEW RIVER FOOTPATH PANEL LMA/4471/A/05/001 Minutes 1998 1 file NEW RIVER ACTION GROUP AND THAMES WATER LMA/4471/A/06/001 Minutes 1987 - 1996 1 file NEW RIVER CONFERENCE LMA/4471/A/07/001 Minutes 1988 Includes promotional material and correspondence. 1 file ANNUAL GENERAL MEETINGS LMA/4471/A/08/001 Minutes 1988 - 2001 Includes Reports of Annual General Mettings. 1 file NEW RIVER FESTIVAL LMA/4471/A/09/001 Minutes 1992 Dec - 1 file 1993 Oct LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 2 NEW RIVER ACTION GROUP LMA/4471 Reference Description Dates CORRESPONDENCE GENERAL CORRESPONDENCE LMA/4471/B/01/001 Correspondence: 1986 1986 Includes correspondence relating to national agencies, trusts and companies that award grants and Hornsey conference and tour. 1 file LMA/4471/B/01/002 Correspondence: 1987 1987 Includes correspondence relating to donations and charity registration. 1 file LMA/4471/B/01/003 Correspondence: 1988 1988 Includes correspondence relating to leaflets, posters, school artistic competion and member views on a possible New River trust. 1 file LMA/4471/B/01/004 Correspondence: 1989 1989 Includes correspondence relating to the Save the New River and Reservoirs Campaign leaflet, flow of the New River and summaries of other trust's aims and objectives. 1 file LMA/4471/B/01/005 Correspondence: 1990 1990 Includes correspondence relating to Frances Mussett accepting role of Treasurer and conservation, access and recreation for the New River. 1 file LMA/4471/B/01/006 Correspondence: 1991 1991 Includes correspondence relating to the Group Position Statement, conservation, assess and recreation, Haringey Conservation Unit, the New River Cycle Route, newsletter publishing quotes and notification of works to be carriend out upon the New River. 1 file LMA/4471/B/01/007 Correspondence: 1992 1992 Includes correspondence relating to summer lectures, the future location of the Department of National Heritage and thank you letters. 1 file LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 3 NEW RIVER ACTION GROUP LMA/4471 Reference Description Dates LMA/4471/B/01/008 Correspondence: 1993 1993 Includes correspondence relating to sales and distribution, Msc student project and list of Thames Water Archive exhibition material. 1 file LMA/4471/B/01/009 Correspondence: 1994 1994 Includes correspondence relating to subscriptions, New Volunteers Seminar at Sutton House, thank you letters and seepage from the New River to allotment land to the rear of New River Cresent. 1 file LMA/4471/B/01/010 Correspondence: 1995 1995 Includes correspondence relating to a sponsored walk, preparing agendas and apolgies for non attendance at meetings. 1 file LMA/4471/B/01/011 Correspondence: 1996 1996 Includes correspondence relating to proposed Palmers Green riverside walk, Petherton Road Cycle Route, preparing meetings, forming agendas, apologies for non attendance at meetings, and a presentation concerning the New River at Cheshnut South.. 1 file LMA/4471/B/01/012 Correspondence: 1997 1997 Includes correspondence relating to membership subscriptions and reprint of Walker's Guide 1 file LMA/4471/B/01/013 Correspondence: 1998 1998 Includes correspondence relating to the receivership of newsletters, a visit by a group of German students from Duisburg, notification of planned works to bridges and railings in the vacinity of the New River, and objections to a New River footpath. 1 file LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 4 NEW RIVER ACTION GROUP LMA/4471 Reference Description Dates LMA/4471/B/01/014 Correspondence: 1999 1999 Includes correspondence relating to the Environmental Pledge for Herfordshire and Warham Road Neighbourhood Watch. 1 file LMA/4471/B/01/015 Correspondence: 2000 2000 Includes correspondence relating to annual membership subscription. 1 file LMA/4471/B/01/016 Correspondence: 2001 2001 Includes correspondence relating to the publication of a book about the New River. 1 file SUBJECT CORRESPONDENCE LMA/4471/B/02/001 Broxbourne Local Plan 1992 - 2000 Includes correspondence, reports and other printed material relating to Broxbourne Local Plan, Borough Plan review, Canada Fields development proposal, demolition and replacement of bridges, Environmental Monitor Report and Second Local Plan Review. 1 file LMA/4471/B/02/002 Enfield New River Footpath 1997- 1998 Includes press releases. 1 file LMA/4471/B/02/003 Enfield New River Loop 1992 - 2000 Includes reports and bulletins from Enfield Leisure Services New River Loop Restoration Project (1998 - 1999). 1 file LMA/4471/B/02/004 Enfield Unitary Development Plan 1988 - 1997 Includes reports. 1 file LMA/4471/B/02/005 Hackney Unitary Development Plan 1988 - 1997 1 file LMA/4471/B/02/006 Halliwick House, Bush Hill Road 1992 - 1994 1 file LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 5 NEW RIVER ACTION GROUP LMA/4471 Reference Description Dates LMA/4471/B/02/007 Haringey Unitary Development Plan 1987 - 2000 Includes reports, news releases and planning briefs regarding Hornsey Depot, Resevoirs and Water Works and Hornsey Development Plan encompassing the grounds of Alexandra Palace. 4 files LMA/4471/B/02/008 Islington New River Head and Claremont 1992 - 1999 Square Includes Amwell Society Newletters (1998) 1 file LMA/4471/B/02/009 Lorna Middleton 1988 - 2001 Includes a Middleton historiography and photograph of silver spoons with Sir Hugh Middleston's Coat of Arms. 1 file LMA/4471/B/02/010 Michenden Flood Alleviation Scheme 1994 Includes a signed petition. 1 file LMA/4471/B/02/011 Myddelton Family Tree 2001 Includes family tree of Sir Hugh Myddleton. 1 file LMA/4471/B/02/012 New River Access Project: Great Amwell to 1992 - 1994 Stanstead Saint Margarets 1 file LMA/4471/B/02/013 New River Festival 1992 - 1994 1 file LMA/4471/B/02/014 New River Head Exhibition and Plaque 1996 Includes designs and text for display boards. 1 file LMA/4471/B/02/015 New River Walks 1992 - 1999 Includes hand drawn and printed maps showing proposed walks. 1 file LMA/4471/B/02/016 Oakthorpe Road Sports Ground 1993 - 1997 1 file LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 6 NEW RIVER ACTION GROUP LMA/4471 Reference Description Dates LMA/4471/B/02/017 Stoke Newington Water Treatment Works 1988 - 1994 Includes a proposal for development and conservation by Countryside Properties, draft planning brief and newsletters of the campaign to save the Stoke Newington Reservoirs and filter beds (1993 - 1994). 1 file LMA/4471/B/02/018 The Aqueduct, Flash Lane and Clarendon Arch 1968 - 2000 and Tunnel, Bush Hill Includes an article 'The Remains of the Old Course of the New River', a report on the excavation of the cast iron aqueduct conducted in 1968, hand drawn and printed maps of the New River Aqueduct, and minutes of meetings with English Heritage (1995). 1 file LMA/4471/B/02/019 The Friends of the New River Walk 1993 - 1998 Includes a list of members, newsletters (1996 - 1998) and a report on a walk along Wood Green Waterworks and New River south to Finsbury Park with suggestions on wildlife habitat creation (1993). 1 file ACCOUNTS GENERAL ACCOUNTS LMA/4471/C/01/001 Signed 1987 - 1999 Balance sheet for 1992 is unsigned, and provisional figures are provided for 1994 - 1995. 1 file LMA/4471/C/01/002 Invoices 1986 - 1995 Includes correspondence relating to receipts and donations, and Treasurer's Report 1987. 1 file SUBJECT ACCOUNTS LMA/4471/C/02/001 Enfield Loop 199- 1 file LMA/4471/C/02/002 Romance Festival 1993 - 1994 Includes correspondence relating to donations. 1 file LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 7 NEW RIVER ACTION GROUP LMA/4471 Reference Description Dates PRINTED MATERIAL NEWSLETTERS LMA/4471/D/01/001 Newsletters: 1987 1987 1 file LMA/4471/D/01/002 Newsletters: 1988 1988 1 file LMA/4471/D/01/003 Newsletters: 1989 1989 1 file LMA/4471/D/01/004 Newsletters: 1990 1990 1 file LMA/4471/D/01/005 Newsletters: 1991 1991 1 file LMA/4471/D/01/006 Newsletters: 1992 1992 1 file LMA/4471/D/01/007 Newsletters: 1993 1993 1 file LMA/4471/D/01/008 Newsletters: 1994 1994 1 file LMA/4471/D/01/009 Newsletters: 1995 1995 1 file LMA/4471/D/01/010 Newsletters: 1996 1996 1 file LMA/4471/D/01/011 Newsletters: 1997 1997 1 file LMA/4471/D/01/012 Newsletters: 1998 1998 1 file LMA/4471/D/01/013 Newsletters: 1999 1999 1 file LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 8 NEW RIVER ACTION GROUP LMA/4471 Reference Description Dates LMA/4471/D/01/014 Newsletters: 2000 2000 1 file ADMINISTRATION LMA/4471/D/02/001 Constitution 1988 - 1994 Includes correspondence relating to the Constition, draft versions and application for registration as a charity. 1 file LMA/4471/D/02/002 Strategy 1990 - 2000 Includes action plans and proposals and lists of affiliates and supporting organisations. 1 file LEAFLETS AND POSTERS LMA/4471/D/03/001 Leaflets and posters 1988 - 1993 1 file INFORMATION BOOKLETS LMA/4471/D/04/001 'A Walk Along The New River' 198- Thames Water press release. 1 document LMA/4471/D/04/002 'History of the New River' 199- Thames Water booklet comprising of colour photographs and prints. 1 document LMA/4471/D/04/003 'Nature's Reservoir - Helping protect the New 1993 Jul River' Thames Water leaflet, facsimile copy. 1 document LMA/4471/D/04/004 'New River Photo - New River Education 199- Resource Pack' Thames Water booklet, facsimile copy.
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