hackneytoday Circulated to 108,000 homes and businesses by Hackney Council Issue 450 13 May 2019 inside A cut above 6

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Young Futures 11 Hackney Photo: Sean Pollock People Gascoyne 2 Community Hall has undergone a stunning transformation thanks to a major refurbishment project by the Council

GASCOYNE 2 Community completion of a successful Road, E9, into a first class well-equipped kitchen for painting and tree-planting, Hall threw open its doors Council project co-designed community venue. community groups to use. as well as performances 15 in style after being given with local people to The centre now boasts At the opening ceremony, on from young local singers, a dramatic makeover. transform an outdated work areas with free Wi-Fi, 27 April, residents enjoyed Josh Tenor and Kairi. The opening marked the estate building, in Wick a huge hall, and a modern, food and drinks, face- For more, see page 3.

Listings pull-out TRADING PLACES 16 TREET markets in at the borough’s markets. prospective traders with quality Cllr Guy Nicholson, Cabinet WIN Hackney have good For the first time since 2009, the training, while offering one-to- Member for Planning, Business Sizzling Hot reason to celebrate during level of trade means the Council one mentorship and discounted and Investment, said: “Everyone Circus tickets Sthe national Love Your is no longer having to contribute pitches during the course. involved in Hackney’s street Local Market campaign, which to the markets’ running costs. Hackney’s booming markets markets, from market inspectors runs from 17 to 31 May, as more This has been achieved without have been recognised nationally to traders, have every right to traders than ever are selling their increasing trader fees, so pitches after being included in Time be proud. 21 wares across the borough. remain at a competitive rate, with Out London’s ‘Best Street “Not only have they created Despite the well-documented the aim of encouraging more Food’ category, receiving a London’s best street markets, downturn affecting high street residents and local businesses to commendation from the providing great goods and chains, Hackney’s markets are consider market trading. National Youth Markets services at great value, but they bucking the trend, with a 15 per To support people to do this, the Awards, and getting shortlisted also create the places that bring cent increase in traders, meaning markets’ service is set to launch for ‘Most Improved Market’ our communities together and there were 6,668 more pitches let a new development programme, and ‘Team of the Year’ at the make a fantastic contribution to Pitch perfect in 2018/19 than in 2016/17. A called ‘Trading Places’, later this recent National Association of Hackney’s local economy and total of 750 traders regularly trade year. The programme will provide British Markets Awards. our high streets.” MORE ON PAGE 5 www.hackney.gov.uk 2 13 May 2019 hackneynews

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Editor Sappho Lauder Tel: 020 8356 3275 E: [email protected]

Hackney Today is published Artists’ impressions of the new Nightingale development, the new homes at the former Frampton Arms site and the regeneration of Tower Court by the London Borough of Hackney. It has a print run of 108,000 copies and is delivered free to every home and business in the borough. 100 new Council homes The Council uses it to communicate public service NE hundred more of Hackney, said: “I’m information to residents. homes being built 100 more families in proud that Hackney is It is published fortnightly by the Council will building thousands of in order to carry statutory be let at a social desperate need of a homes across our borough, advertising, such as planning O and traffic notices, which rent to those most in need genuinely affordable but housebuilding is an is cheaper for the taxpayer using funding from the Council home will have one expensive business. than using another local Mayor of London. “Without a penny of

today paper. The law does not The plans, approved Government support, allow for statutory notices to by the Council’s Cabinet been for shared ownership Council’s existing direct we have to sell homes be published solely online or on 29 April, will increase or sold outright to cover delivery approach, will outright to pay for new in a less frequent publication. the number of genuinely the costs of building new be released once initial Council housing. The paper’s official, door- affordable Council Council housing. assessments on where they “This funding from to-door delivery is 91,843 homes delivered on eight A further £35.5million could be built take place. the Mayor of London is copies per issue, Audit developments as part of its of funding will be used to Acting as its own vital, and means 100 Bureau of Circulations (ABC) in-house, award-winning help build a further 2,000 developer, rather than more families in desperate Paid for advertising is carried housebuilding programme. new homes, on sites yet to selling off land, Hackney need of a genuinely in the paper to keep costs to The Council will use be identified, which will Council is already building affordable Council home a minimum. We reserve the £10million it was awarded start by 2022 – as well as 2,000 homes, three schools will have one.” right to refuse advertising. from the Mayor of supporting the delivery and a leisure centre between The products and services London’s Building Council of homes for shared 2018 and 2022, with more MORE INFO advertised in this paper do Homes for Londoners ownership on existing than half of these homes for not carry the endorsement For more info, visit: programme to fund the schemes. Further details on genuinely affordable social www.hackney.gov. of Hackney Today or London swaps. Without this grant, these new projects, which rent or shared ownership. Borough of Hackney uk/building the 100 homes would have will be delivered using the Philip Glanville, Mayor Printed by Trinity Mirror Distributed by London Letterbox Marketing Hackney to object to TfL’s Old Street station planning application If you do not receive THE Council will formally the removal of subway improvements to cycling following the closure of one Hackney Today call: 020 object to Transport for access to the station from facilities, which are much arm of the junction, which 8356 3275; or e-mail: London’s (TfL) Old Hackney, which will needed and long overdue, could have a significant [email protected] Street station planning increase journey times for the proposals as they stand economic impact on Hackney Today is application following a people, who will have to do not reflect the calls we Hackney’s businesses.” printed on 100 per vote by its planning sub- cross six lanes of traffic to made last year. The planning application cent recycled paper. committee on 1 May. get to the new entrance. “The proposals leave for the new station The committee heard Cllr Feryal Demirci, residents and commuters entrance is expected to Please make sure you recycle it after planning officers’ concerns Deputy Mayor of with longer journey times be heard by Islington reading, so the paper about the proposed design Hackney, said: “While and even more traffic Council’s planning can be used again of the station entrance and we welcome the overall flowing into the borough committee in the summer. hackney www.hackney.gov.uk 13 May 2019 3 More local news and events at: KEEP UP www.facebook.com/WeLoveHackney; TO DATE or: twitter.com/LoveHackney News in brief Windrush compensation open RESIDENTS who have

Photos: Sean Pollock been adversely affected by the Government’s ‘hostile environment’ immigration policies are being urged to apply for compensation. The Home Office’s ‘Windrush Compensation Scheme’, named after the large numbers of the Windrush generation who have been mistreated over recent years, is available for those who have ‘suffered a loss’ because they could not easily demonstrate their right to live in the UK. The scheme is open to anyone from a Commonwealth country who arrived before 1 January 1973, and those with a ‘right of abode’ or ‘settled status’ who arrived in the UK before 31 December 1988, regardless of their original nationality. As well as those directly affected, it also covers other family members such as children and carers. Compensation could be paid for loss of employment, immigration fees incurred, loss of tenancy and being made homeless, impact on health and education, non-access to Gascoyne 2 Community Hall, once a tired and underused space, opened as a first-class community venue on 27 AprilApril banking, wrong detention and removal and general impact on ‘normal daily life’. For more information, visit: www.gov.uk/guidance/ windrush-compensation-scheme Core of the community Celebrate Foster Care Fortnight N OUTDATED community attended the TOTO cecelebrate Foster Care Fortnight, which estate building building’s opening ceremony runsrun from 13 to 26 May, the Council is has undergone Our investment in Gascoyne 2 on 27 April, where they urgingur residents to consider caring for a stunning Community Hall means enjoyed food and mocktails, vulnerablevu children and young people. A EveryEv month, an average of 30 transformation thanks it can remain an asset for all face-painting, speeches and to a major refurbishment tree-planting, as well as childrench and young people in Hackney project by the Council. performances from talented comeco into care. When these children Gascoyne 2 Community to use; embed health, work, but what it represents. There young local singers, Josh areare unable to stay with their birth Hall, once a tired and education and opportunity, is a lot of change happening Tenor and Kairi. parentsparen – as a result of neglect, abuse, underused space, is now a and housing services into the in Hackney, some of The hall and its grounds, illness within the family or bereavement – foster carers first-class community venue heart of the community; and which our residents are not which includes a community can give these children a safe, stable and nurturing home. boasting work areas with provide youth services and comfortable with and much garden, are already set Interested residents can foster as a single applicant or a free Wi-Fi, a huge hall, and facilities the young people of which we – the Council – to offer a wide-range of family. The service needs carers from all backgrounds. a modern, well-equipped of the area told the Council have no control over. activities and services to Anyone who has a spare bedroom in their home, and is kitchen for community they wanted and needed. “But what we can do is try improve residents’ health open to caring for children over the age of eight, should groups to use. Cllr Clare Potter, the to ensure that local people and wellbeing including email: [email protected]; or call: The project, co-designed Speaker of Hackney, said benefit from the changes fitness classes and meeting 0800 0730 418. with local people, aimed to at the launch event: “The that are taking place; show spaces for groups and create a space that would aims of the project were that we are investing in the community organisations. Reminder to vote on 23 May bring residents together; ambitious but I believe estates and communities The Council’s THE European election will take place on 23 May. offer a venue for businesses we will deliver all of our that form the bedrock of our Hackney Works team, Voter registration is now closed, and residents can check and the wider community objectives, and more. borough; and make sure our which supports people if they are registered to vote via their One Account. It is too “Our investment communities feel valued, into employment and late to apply for a postal vote. The deadline to register for in Gascoyne 2 supported and listened to.” training, will also be based a proxy vote, to allow someone to vote on your behalf, is Community Hall Guests from the local permanently onsite. 5pm on 15 May. means it can remain If you have recently applied for a postal vote you should an asset for all, not only receive it by 17 May. If you do not, call: 020 8356 3232. for current residents MORE INFO Remember that you do not need your poll card to vote. but for future The hall is open from 9am to 5pm on weekdays. To book If you are unsure where your polling station is, use the generations too. the hall for formal or organised events, activities or classes checker on the Council’s website, which will be available “This hall is at weekends, email: [email protected]; from 20 May. Polling stations will be open 7am to 10pm. important. Not just or call: 020 8356 7845. To contact Hackney Works team, email: For more information on how to vote in Hackney, visit: for what it delivers [email protected]; or call: 020 8356 5700 www.hackney.gov.uk/european-election-2019 4 13 May 2019 news

Statement from the Mayor of Hackney and Apprenticeships can Cllr Caroline Selman

Mayor of Hackney, Philip Glanville, and Cllr Caroline kickstart a career Selman, Cabinet Member for Community Safety, respond to the recent fatalities in Hackney: “RESIDENTS will be aware of a number of violent attacks in Hackney in recent weeks. We were deeply saddened to learn of the deaths of Tashaun Aird, 15, Joshua White, 29, and Steve Brown, 47. Our thoughts are with their loved ones and everyone affected by these tragedies. Residents are understandably upset and concerned about what happened. We feel that sense of loss, and indeed anger, ourselves. We want to reassure people that there has been a robust response to these tragic incidents, and that there is a long-term strategy, with focused action in place, to keep Hackney safe. The Council is continuing to work closely with the police, particularly our youth and community outreach support The Council’s apprenticeship scheme lets candidates combine work with training, so they can learn while they earn teams and Community Safety Enforcement Team. Cllr Selman attended a vigil for Tashaun and joined ward N award-winning apprentices. Over 70 per councillors to speak to residents to reassure them about apprenticeship cent choose to stay with I really enjoy the balance of action taken. scheme run by the the Council, either through real responsibilities and The factors leading to violent crime are incredibly complex, A Council is seeking permanent employment or the ability to keep on learning and tackling it is a long-standing priority for the Council new candidates for its a higher apprenticeship. and our partners in the police, voluntary sector and youth summer programme. Patience Quarcoo is organisations. Last year we held a meeting with frontline It is designed to give local a resident engagement Cabinet Member for “All of our apprentices workers, community leaders and partners to consider people a chance to start apprentice. She said: “I Employment, Skills and over the age of 18 receive what more we can do, because it’s clear that now more their career within different really enjoy the balance of HR, said: “Hackney at least the London Living than ever we need to work together to put an end to Council departments. real responsibilities and the Council’s award winning Wage because we want violence on our streets. This summer it will also ability to keep on learning.” and highly competitive to make sure the scheme While knife crime affects people of all ages, we know there include part-time vacancies, The Council’s scheme apprenticeship scheme is accessible to Hackney is particular concern about its impact on young people. with roles available in won ‘Best School Leaver is going from strength to residents who would like On 1 May, we attended the launch of the Hackney Young business administration, Programme in the Public strength. I am therefore additional support to get Futures Commission, which is led by young people. It was plumbing, electrical, Sector’ at the annual School delighted that we are the experience they need an event focused on the challenges our young people face, multi-trade, social care Leaver Awards last year, recruiting for a further to secure quality jobs in including safety, but with a real sense that together we can and finance departments. and has been nominated for round of apprentices. a rapidly changing solve them. Feedback from last year’s meeting made clear The apprenticeship lets the same award this year, “This year we are labour market.” the importance of hearing directly about young people’s candidates combine work based on direct feedback continuing to demonstrate There will be an open experiences in response to issues like knife crime and with training, meaning they from Hackney apprentices. that we are an inclusive evening for prospective putting young people at the heart of shaping the things that can earn up to £22,000 Cllr Carole Williams, employer offering part-time candidates on 15 May affect their lives. while they learn and gain apprenticeshipsa aimed at Hackney Town Hall, To reflect this, we have increased the outreach work a nationally recognised ata candidates unable to from 3pm to 7pm. we do in local communities, expanded the community qualification. commitc to a full time To register, visit: bit. engagement work of the Integrated Gangs Unit with The programme has roler due to health ly/2V5yLJW or follow greater links with schools, community organisations been a great success issuesis or caring #HackneyApprentices and the wider community. This further tragic loss of life with current and former commitments.c on Twitter. reminds us that we cannot afford to be complacent and brings home, in the saddest possible way, the urgent need to prioritise tackling serious youth violence.” Parents, carers or members of the community that have No butts as illegal tobacco seized any concerns about a young person, groups of young people, or a location where they feel children are unsafe, OVER 3,500 illegal Graham Road, E8, on 25 crime groups. We will can contact the Council’s First Access & Screening Team cigarettes and 3kg of April. She ran off before not hesitate to take (FAST). The team links professionals from children and loose tobacco was seized police officers arrived. enforcement action families services and the police, health and probation by the Trading Standards Cllr Caroline Selman, against those responsible service to support young people and families in need. team last month. Cabinet Member for for selling it.” call: 020 8356 4929; Call on: 020 8356 5500 (out of hours: 020 8356 2710) or: The illegal goods Community Safety, Anyone with or: trading.standards@ email: [email protected] (pictured) – which Policy and the Voluntary information about the hackney.gov.uk This can Support is also available at any one of the Council’s youth have a street value in Sector, said: “Illegal woman, or who suspects be done anonymously. hubs and projects, visit: www.younghackney.org; or excess of £5,000 – were tobacco is untaxed, people or businesses of For more info, contact Fearless, a website aimed at younger people, confiscated by Council unregulated and selling illegal tobacco or visit: www.hackney.gov. where you can anonymously report crimes or issues of officers from a woman in often funds organised single cigarettes, should uk/illegal-tobacco concern. Visit: www.fearless.org/en www.hackney.gov.uk 13 May 2019 5 More local news and events at: KEEP UP www.facebook.com/WeLoveHackney; TO DATE or: twitter.com/LoveHackney

CHATSWORTH RIDLEY HOXTON BROADWAY CHATSWORTH Road Market OFTEN referred to as ESTABLISHED in 1687, it is ONE of the top tourist is fast becoming a popular ‘the heart of Dalston’, Hackney’s oldest market. destinations in Hackney, your Most will remember Hoxton destination for residents Ridley Road Market has it has been home to and tourists alike. been known as a place as a traditional Saturday market traders since With award-winning street to pick up bargain fruit, On market but over the past the 1890s. Today, food and unique goods, vegetables and household year it has extended the market provides the market was recently items for decades. The trading into the weekdays, a unique mixture of named one of London’s Council recently committed and has seen a huge 69 per international tastes best street food markets £1.5million to increase the cent occupancy increase and cultures. Hosting by Time Out London. long-term sustainability marks! as a result. The market is over 150 traders every Over the past year, of Ridley Road Market KINGSLAND also home to the youngest Saturday, Broadway Chatsworth Road Market and its surrounding area, Get set to traders in Hackney. Young Market offers fresh has seen a 61 per cent including helping traders THE much-loved waste traders, aged nine to 13, produce, authentic occupancy increase in to accept card payments. market, which dated back from Morningside and street food, original traders and has let 1,682 The market has seen a celebrate to the 1960s, relaunched Gascoyne Estate youth clothing, arts and pitches – 635 more than three per cent occupancy last June. It is the ideal clubs, recently won the crafts and much more. the previous year – and increase over the last year Hackney’s spot for finding random National Market Traders’ Broadway Market was was the fastest growing and the market’s service gems at bargain prices. Federation ‘Special also named one of market in London in 2019. has let 32,530 pitches – fantastic There are DIY tools, Commendation Award’. London’s best street Last year saw the first 850 more than in 2016/17. vintage vinyl records, Hoxton Street continues food destinations ever Chatsworth Road Ridley Road is set to see street books and a bike repair to support young traders, for 2019 by Time Out Christmas evening market. some exciting growth stall. Kingsland’s longest having recently added a London. Over the past There are plans to repeat and improvements to an markets trader Harry West played group of young chefs from year there has been a the Christmas market this already thriving market a significant role in the New City College, Hackney, 47 per cent increase in year as well as an evening centred in the heart of for Love revival of the market and to its roster of traders. occupancy, meaning summer market. the community. remains a trader there to The annual Hoxton over 7,500 pitches have this day, in his legendary Summer Fair is set to run been let in 2018/19. Chatsworth Road Market, Your Local spot at the top of the again this year. It is now rated as Chatsworth Road, market. Kingsland Market Ridley Road Market, E8 2NH. London’s third best Lower Clapton, E5 0LH. Market is always looking for market in 2019. Open Sunday 11am-4pm Open Mon-Thurs 9.30am-5pm new traders. Friday & Saturday 9am-6pm Twitter: @ChatsworthRdMkt Hoxton Street, N1 6SH. Broadway Market, E8 4QJ. Twitter: @RidleyRd fortnight Instagram: Open Mon-Fri 10.30am-4pm Open Saturday 7.30am-7pm Instagram: @Ridleyroadmarket Kingsland Road, Dalston, E8 4AA. @Chatsworthroadmarket & Saturday 9am-4pm Twitter: broadway_mkt Facebook: @Ridleyrdmarket Open Saturday 9am-4pm Facebook: ChatsworthRDE5 Twitter: @hoxtonstmarket Instagram: Twitter: @kingslandmarket Instagram: @hoxtonstmarket Instagram: @kingslandmarket @broadwaymarket Facebook: @hoxtonstmarket Facebook: Facebook @KingslandMarket @broadway.market

AS well as Hackney’s bigger Narrow Way, in Hackney veg to educational books, across these sites. Follow sites. Any interested traders AND markets there are a series Central; Old Street; and children’s wear and flowers. @marketshackney on selling bric-a-brac, vintage of mini sites around the Calvert Avenue and Leonard Over the past year, the Twitter and Instagram to goods or second-hand THERE’S borough, which are growing Circus, both in Shoreditch, markets’ service has let keep up to date with all bargains should contact in popularity and occupancy. all of which sell everything 3,281 pitches creating a 70 the markets in Hackney marketsservice@hackney. MORE! These sites include the from street food and fruit and per cent occupancy increase including the growing mini gov.uk 6 13 May 2019 feature

A Woman’s Cycle (left) Poster for A Woman’s Cycle 1979. Copyright Lenthall Road Workshop

Teddy Bear (below) During the 1990s the workshop became a one-women enterprise celebrating the lesbian and gay community. Photographer Gonul Zeki (1960-2016) had run a fully functioning darkroom at the workshop, and taught classes teaching people how to develop their own photographs. While there she began to experiment with screen-printing. Gonul used the workshop to print on items like t-shirts for this developing culture, in particular for lesbians who were less catered for. Though now a commercial enterprise, the workshop continued with the aim to empower and represent marginalised groups. Trading under her company Shrinking Violet, Gonul’s signature t-shirts and mugs became a regular feature at Pride festivals around Britain. Women on screens Printmaking, photography and community activism at Lenthall Road Workshop

OR over 15 years The workshop wasn’t women in Hackney We were definitely trying to just supporting local were making change something in society; communities but was Fhistory behind also helping to affect the unassuming yellow to change how women were political change across the door of 81 Lenthall Road viewed in society country. Groups printed in Haggerston. materials for many different From some of the first campaigns – from gay queer slogan t-shirts, to Lenthall Road was started on the streets, to teaching liberation, against racism, posters showing the real by three women in 1975 printing and photography, and in support of the experiences of women, the as a community screen- the Lenthall Road miners’ strikes. Lenthall Road Workshop printing and photography Workshop encouraged Women on Screens: contributed to a national project. Local groups and the local community – Printmaking, photography movement of grassroots individuals were offered a especially women and girls and community activism at arts, radical politics, cheap and friendly space from marginalised groups – Lenthall Road Workshop feminism, anti-racism and to learn skills and use the to empower themselves. 1970s–1990s is on at lesbian, gay, bisexual, equipment to make their Claudette Johnson, artist Hackney Museum from transgender, queer and own images and posters. and former worker of the 14 May to 31 August. intersex rights. The workshop Lenthall Road Workshop, The exhibition has been The history of the empowered people fighting said: “As soon as we were created in collaboration Lenthall Road Workshop for change in Hackney in our boiler suits and with former Lenthall is being uncovered in a and beyond, supporting masks we really looked like Road workers. new exhibition opening many groups to creatively guerrilla fighters. We were at Hackney Museum on publicise their events and definitely trying to change MORE INFO 14 May, which includes demands. From making something in society; to For more information posters and objects created posters of women racing in change how women were visit: www.hackney. at the workshop. wheelchairs and protesting viewed in society.” gov.uk/museum

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A is for ‘Ackney (left) This alphabet book was created by a group of artists at Lenthall Road Workshop to help with adult English literacy. “If you had basic English you got children’s material, so we wanted to make an alphabet book for adults, mainly migrants… We wanted it to be local so all the images from it are Hackney, stuff that went on. We had an absolute hoot doing it …we just went nuts with puns and alliteration!” Chia Moan, Worker

Claudette Johnson Claudette Johnson screen- printing at the Lenthall Road Workshop, 1980s. Copyright Lenthall Road Workshop

The New Misandry (right) “The trope of the hairy-legged, bra- burning, man-eating feminist was hauled out each time even a basic issue like equal pay or abortion was raised. This seems to be recurrent as women once again raise their voices on their own behalf. So here she is – eating men for breakfast. Yum.” Chia Moan, Worker, Lenthall Road Workshop

Rolling Sisters (below) “At the time, and still now, public transport – especially buses – are really very difficult to access for people using wheelchairs. It was very difficult for a woman in a wheelchair to get up and down and across roads. Daniela was very often on the road, as I was on my bicycle, and that’s how it happened. Rebecca She just said ‘oh can I just hang on to your bike here and we can just roll together. We had a fantastic Wilson (left) time doing it... It was a great way for both of us to get around Hackney.” Nina Nissen, User Lenthall Rebecca Wilson Road Workshop at the Lenthall Road Workshop. Copyright Lenthall Road Workshop Women Reclaim the Night (right) “One of Audre Lorde’s poems talks about the master’s tools will never dismantle a master’s house. I think there was a real conscious use of imagery to use not the master’s tools, but women’s tools, which were traditionally the broom and the vacuum cleaner. It was about looking at power and agency differently, and using women’s ways to create change.” Suzy Stiles, Worker, Lenthall Road Workshop 8 13 May 2019 feature

HAT would you change The Hackney if you were WMayor of Hackney for the day? Young Futures This is just one of the questions being answered Commission aims to by young people across the borough as part of find out the views of the Hackney Young Futures Commission. young people living The independent, youth-led commission is in the borough set to run over the next two years to find out how residents, aged 10 to 25 years-old, view Hackney as a place to live, the changes they would like to see, A taste of the future and how they want to be involved in the decisions that affect them. More than 100 young people attended the Hackney Young Futures launch at Forest Road Youth Hub on 1 May.

Photos: Gary Manhine Attendees tucked into food created by apprentice chefs from Blue Marble Catering, watched live performances and heard from commission chairs Jermain Jackman and Shekeila Scarlett, and vice-chairs Georgina Appeagyei and Mishaque Jarrett. Thyreece Williams, 17, from Clapton is a member of the commissioning board. He said: “The commission is a smart idea. The youth are the future, if they are not able to make decisions now then our future will not be as good. “If, through this, we can make young people feel comfortable to talk then we can get some

Commission chairs Jermain Jackman and Shekeila Scarlett, and vice-chairs Georgina Appeagyei and Mishaque Jarrett with Mayor Glanville in front of Forest Road Youth Hub (main). Thyreece Williams, 17, (far right) and Bernice Vigo, 14, (above, centre) www.hackney.gov.uk 13 May 2019 9 The Hackney Young Futures Commission DID YOU will examine the views of young people KNOW? aged 10 to 25 over a two-year period

A movement has started for young people in Hackney to work together good ideas.” questions posed to young As well as networking people at the event sparked with other young people, conversations on the attendees also heard from positive aspects of Hackney the Mayor of Hackney, – such as being diverse and Philip Glanville, about his welcoming and having journey, where he initially a lot of talented young left school without any people – to negatives, where qualifications at 14 and young people feel unsafe, then went back to college and feel there are fewer later on, where he received opportunities for them. five GCSEs and then went Shekeila Scarlett, co-chair on to further education. of the commission, said: Bernice Vigo, 14, from “It was great to see so Shoreditch, said: “It’s good many young people come to be asking young people together at the commission what they think, and I launch. Between the launch like that this is all run and other events we’ve by young people. already held and attended, “If I was Mayor for the some great conversations day I would change the and discussions have curriculum for all children started on the issues to include politics and affecting young people and what’s going on in the some of the changes people world around them so they want to see made. can all get involved.” “However, we still Throughout the event need to hear from all young people were asked to young people in Hackney. answer questions as part of Even if it’s filling in the a survey being conducted survey online, joining the by the commission, which commission itself or coming started discussions on a along to one of our events, wide range of topics then please do get in touch. ranging from work “A movement has experience to youth clubs. started for young people Thaddaeus Brown, 22, in Hackney to work from Homerton, said: together to make positive “Trying to make sure changes, for and within young people’s voices are our communities, so get in heard is really important. touch and get involved.” It’s good to see so many Commission co-chair young people down here Jermain Jackman, added: of all different ages and “There was an amazing backgrounds, all getting amount of energy and together to see what’s positivity in the room at happening with the Young Futures the commission.” Commission launch. Rio McKenzie, 11, from “We are excited about Clapton, said: “Today harnessing all that amazing is a chance to say what we energy, as well as the talent want to change. I want from Hackney’s young to make sure all children people, to really make a feel safe.” positive difference to our Answers to some of the lives here in the borough.”

MORE INFO Keep up to date with work from the commission by following @HacYoungFutures on Instagram, Twitter and Facebook. Visit: www.hackneyyoungfutures.co.uk to Young people attended the launch of the Hackney Young Futures Commission on 1 May. They heard from members of the board and sampled take part in the Hackney Young Futures survey food from Blue Marble Catering. Cllr Anntoinette Bramble, Deputy Mayor of Hackney (bottom, left) 10 13 May 2019 advertising

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“Having a good support network around you, in addition to the support you get from your social worker, is important and helpful when applying as a single foster carer.”

Steve We need more foster carers in Hackney. You can apply to foster as a single person or as a couple. There are no restrictions on sexuality, ethnicity or religious backgrounds.

Hackney needs more foster carers Call: 0800 0730 418 Visit: www.hackney.gov.uk/fostering Email: [email protected]

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arrived here, Dad worked moment. By Harriet Worsley seven days a week as a tailor “I’d never watched the to provide for us…. he was show,” she says. “I had no Y first home was a real artist. He made all the idea what I was getting into. a coal cellar,” jackets Roger Moore wears But coming from England, says Marina in the James Bond films.” the salary looked like a MSirtis. “My Home life, meanwhile, telephone number to me. parents had moved to the was traditional in the Sirtis And I loved the character. UK from Greece when house. Marina says: “They It wasn’t until later that my mum was six months brought the old ways with I realised I’d entered a pregnant with me. They left them from Greece.” world that people cared their family and support Which presented her with passionately about.” systems, with nothing but a problem. She continues: The role consumed her the shirts on their backs. It “I knew I was going to be an professional life for years never made sense to me.” actress from the age of three. but, she says, she was lucky. She didn’t discover the I would stand on my seat on Her voice and hair were so reason until she was 50. the bus and sing ‘Que Sera, different in the show that By then, having moved to Sera’ to other passengers.” she was able to walk the LA and starred in all seven Her parents, however, streets without any hassle. seasons of the iconic ‘Star disapproved. She says: Marina says: “Sir Patrick Trek: The Next Generation’ “They wouldn’t even let me [Stewart] couldn’t step out series, she was living a life perform in school plays. I of the door without being very far removed from that had to say I was in detention recognised. I feel sorry for early poverty. several times a week, so that him, really. I want to go on She says: “I was going I could sneak to rehearsals.” living my private life like a to a Star Trek convention But, the young Marina normal person.” in Stockholm and needed was determined. She says: In fact, it was when the something to read, so I “When I was in the upper show ended that Marina picked up a book called sixth, I secretly applied to Finding struggled. She recalls: “I ‘Inside Hitler’s Greece’.” drama school.” didn’t think I could play In it, she read the details She was accepted into the any other roles. I was of Greece’s Civil War, in prestigious Guildhall School terrified to audition.” which communists tried, of Music and Drama. But That lack of self- unsuccessfully, to take she had to tell her parents. confidence passed. At 64, control of the country. “My mother never her own Marina is, she says: “Much “My mother was forgave me for turning more comfortable in my spending her last days in a down a place at Bristol own skin than ever before. hospital in Athens,” says University to go to Guildhall And I’m fulfilling a lifelong Marina. “So I flew back instead,” says Marina. Even dream. I’m making my and asked her if Dad was after she graduated, and got space West End debut.” a communist. She said yes. her first job as a member In June, she will take to It was the big, shameful of the repertory company the stage at the Trafalgar family secret. at the Connaught Theatre Marina Sirtis was born in Hackney but found fame in the sci-fi TV series ‘Star Trek: The Next Generation’ Studios to perform in ‘Dark “When the civil war in Worthing, her parents Sublime’, a new play by finished, Dad was told would come to visit on a their community. Michael Dennis. he was on a blacklist. His Sunday, when there were “I never regretted my They wanted me to have “As soon as tickets went life was in danger. They no performances, so that choice. I was a jobbing stability and money, they on sale, the producers were had to do a moonlight Marina’s mother didn’t have theatre actress for years and calling me saying: ‘people flit. That’s why I was to see her on the stage. there would be breaks of didn’t want me to experience are booking from all over born in Hackney.” Marina says: “They months between jobs. But the poverty they had the world’,” says Marina. Transplanted to London, wanted me to have stability acting is who I am.” Adding: “Star Trek fans the Sirtises grafted hard. and money, they didn’t In 1986, at the age of 31, really are the most loyal in Marina says: “In Greece, want me to experience she decided to make yet her first job in a TV show I hadn’t got it. I was stone the history of show business. they had been dirt poor. the poverty they had. And another brave move, this called ‘Hunter’. broke. I had a ticket booked They will literally get on a Mum didn’t wear shoes having an actress daughter time to Los Angeles. But, Marina laughs: “I had to for London on a plane that plane to see a performance till she was 16. When they was a bit shameful in says Marina: “It wasn’t like have an Australian accent. was leaving the next day. by one of its stars. It blows I decided to go and seek my They asked if mine was My visa was running out. my mind. I’m excited, fortune. Actually, I’d just authentic so I just said So I opened my bag, started nervous, terrified. I just hope Curriculum Vitae: Marina Sirtis had my heart broken. I was yeah. I told them I’d lived to pack and that’s when the I make it worth their while.” whining to my friend and in Melbourne. Naughty, phone rang.” 1955 Born in Hackney Hospital she said: ‘oh for god’s sake, but it worked!” She had landed the 1976 Graduates from Guildhall and begins her career by MORE INFO just go to LA’. Her career path was part of Deanna Troi, joining the Connaught Theatre “It seemed a good idea not always this smooth, the Enterprise-D ship’s ‘Dark Sublime’ will 1986 Moves to Los Angeles to boost her career to put thousands of miles however. “When I did the Lieutenant-Commander, run from 25 June 1987 Takes the role of Deanna Troi in ‘Star Trek: The Next between me and this guy. final auditions for ‘Star and trusted adviser to to 3 August at the Generation’. The hit sci-fi TV series runs until 1994 And so I did.” Trek: The Next Generation’, Captain Jean-Luc Picard. Trafalgar Studios. Visit: 2019 Makes her West End debut in ‘Dark Sublime’ at the Within five days of I waited to hear and no news She had, however, no idea trafalgarentertainment. 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www.hackney.gov.uk 13 May 2019 13 For the latest news on green issues, events, opportunities and consultations, sign up to the Greener Hackney e-newsletter: hackney.gov.uk/newsletters greenmatters News in brief Join in Community Clean Up PEOPLE in Hackney are being invited to spend a couple of hours on May Bank Holiday enjoying the borough’s green spaces and giving them a spring clean. The Community Clean Up, funded by the Ministry of Housing, Communities and Local Government, will litter pick areas in Middlesex Filter Beds, Hackney Marshes, the Lea Navigation Canal, pictured, Gilpin Square, Daubeney Fields, Mabley Green Word on the street and Hackney Wick Woodland. Cllr Jon Burke, Cabinet Member for Energy, Sustainability and Community Services, said: “I hope residents can BLUEPRINT spare the time to come along and help us give these to help councils We want to see schools areas a good spring clean while meeting their neighbours across the country in the process.” introduce School transformed and the The clean up takes place on 26 May, from 10am-12pm. A school-run become a thing There are three meeting points for the clean up: Princess Streets, which ban motor traffic outside schools of the past of Wales Pub, 146 Lea Bridge Road, E5; Millfields Waste at opening and closing Transfer Depot on Millfields Road, E5; and La Mela, 25-27 times, has been launched Marsh Hill, E9. The first 50 people to sign up will be given by the Council. 2022, which will cover close in School Streets from as a reusable bottle or coffee cup. Volunteers are asked to School Streets have been to one-third of primary far afield as Toronto and make their way to one of the meeting points for a 10am operating in Hackney schools in the borough. Singapore and feel that we start. Residents can sign up at: news.hackney.gov.uk/ since 2017. There are The School Streets toolkit have a duty to share our communitycleanup five at present, with two is a free step-by-step guide, new toolkit with councils more, at Audrey Street which will help councils to nationwide, as we want to Volunteer to go plastic-free (Sebright School and the launch their own School see schools transformed and CAMPAIGN group Plastic Free Hackney is seeking City of London Academy, Streets. A copy of the guide the school run become a volunteers to help tackle society’s excessive use of Shoreditch Park) and is being sent to all councils thing of the past.”

Photos: Gary Manhine throwaway plastic. Detmold Road (Southwold across the country. This month, the The group is looking to create London’s first plastic-free School), due to launch Its launch comes as Public Council is also delivering community in Hackney and aims to engage and connect next month. Health England advised in a School Streets webinar individuals, communities and businesses in the collective The scheme aims to March that idling outside to planners from cities in effort to reduce the flow of single-use plastics into the reclaim the roads outside school should be banned. North America. It is also marine environment. schools from cars, Cllr Feryal Demirci, hosting full-day training Bettina Maidment, community leader of the initiative, said: improving air quality at the Deputy Mayor of Hackney, for UK local authorities in “Hackney is such a great borough to live in. I truly believe school gates and making it said: “Our pioneering partnership with national that we have the passion and the energy to solve the easier for children to walk School Streets have been sustainable transport body plastic pollution crisis together so that Hackney becomes and cycle to school. incredibly successful so far, Modeshift and partnering London’s first plastic-free borough.” Since the scheme was with widespread support with walking charity Living The group organises regular litter picks on the last launched, the proportion from children, parents, Streets to promote School Sunday of each month. The next one is set to take place of children cycling to teachers and local people. Streets during Walk to on 26 May. participating schools in “They also go so much School Week. For more information, or to become a volunteer, visit: Hackney has increased by further than simply banning All spaces on the www.plasticfreehackney.com; or email: hello@ over 50 per cent, with idling outside schools – they course were taken within plasticfreehackney.com traffic outside the make the streets outside three hours of opening, schools reducing by places for everyone, demonstrating the level of around two-thirds, tackle poor air quality interest in School Streets. improving air and tackle the More training days will be quality at school obesity crisis by added in due course. opening and making it easier closing times. for kids to The Council walk or cycle MORE INFO has plans to to school. implement “We’ve For more information, PupilsPPupiills ffromrom GGaGayhurstyhhurstt School,Schhool visit: hackney.gov. E8, enjoying the School Streets 17 School had lots scheme. Left: Cllr Demirci with a Litter pick by volunteers from Plastic Free Hackney Streets by of interest uk/School-streets copy of the School Streets guide 14 13 May 2019 advertising Get all the latest news straight to your inbox!

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www.hackney.gov.uk To advertise on these pages call: 020 8356 3275 13 May 2019 15 what’son TOP FIVE There’s so much to do in and around Hackney. From theatre to club nights, art exhibitions to community events. Here’s our pick of what’s on this fortnight: 1. FORGET YOU EVER SAW ME See Benjamin Irritant’s politicised rabbits holding placards with messages and slogans See Art & Exhibitions 2. MEXICAN THEMED WILD FOOD COOKERY Find out how wild food benefits your health, the soil, and wildlife See Courses Photo: Jordan Curtis Hughes 3. PINEAPPLE PIZZA TERRACE PARTY Soundsystem Pineapple Pizza spin records with nine-piece Afrobeat band Joro See Nightlife 4. GRANDMOTHER PREVIEW From top left: Kate Tempest, Primal A choral performance capturing Scream, Petite Noir, Bon Iver, Christine the words and memories of and the Queens, Ibibio Sound System, grandmothers around the world All Points East Little Simz, Peggy Gou, Hot Chip, The See Theatre & Live Chemical Brothers, John Grant Entertainment 24 May - 4 June, Victoria Park, E3 5TB SO many bands, so little time. It’s the bane of all modern Meanwhile, Weekend 2 (31 May to 2 June) will see Bring Me The 5. BEATING THE music festival goers. So much to pack in, so many great acts Horizon, Mumford and Sons and Bon Iver take the headline slots, BOUNDS to see but their timings clash…What to do? ably backed by, among others; Run The Jewels, John Grant, Dizzy Rascal, Idles, Courtney Barnett, Leon Bridges, Marc Demarco, First There will be willow decorating, Well, All Points East may have found the solution: why not hold the Aid Kit and Ezra Furman. music, local history and a walk festival over two weekends? Simple. That’s right, two monster, The names you’ve just read barely skim the surface of the sheer around Lea Marshes three-day fests on your doorstep. quantity and quality of acts confirmed. And there are even more See Noticeboard Attend Weekend 1 (24 to 26 May) and see The Chemical Brothers, acts to be announced closer to the time. The Strokes and Christine and the Queens headline with the likes Day and multi-day tickets are available, as well as tickets for of (deep breath) Hot Chip, Primal Scream, Interpol, Petite Noir, Kate official after party events. As expected tickets are selling fast, so ART & EXHIBITIONS Tempest, Ibibio Sound System, Little Simz and Peggy Gou. best be quick. CINEMA For more info, visit: www.allpointseastfestival.com COURSES HEALTH, FITNESS Dalston Children’s & SPORT also in what’son Festival – YOUNG PEOPLE see pg 18 NIGHTLIFE THEATRE & LIVE ENTERTAINMENT

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POLYCHROME and fiction. ‘On Sleeping and on streets from NYC to RICH MIX on the internet that is useful, Until 26 May, Mon-Sat Drowning’ transforms the Kathmandu. Free. Atom Avengers: Endgame (12A); interesting or entertaining 11am-7pm, Sun 12noon-6pm gallery space into a layered Gallery, 127 Green Lanes, N16 Eighth Grade (15); Long and the Digital Skills team Artist Frea Buckler uses liquid montage of photographs, 9DA. Info: 020 7354 8067; Shot (15). Rich Mix, 35-47 will help you find your way geometric abstraction as painted backdrops, moving www.atomgallery.co.uk/ Bethnal Green Road, E1 6LA. through the digital maze. It is a means to explore colour image, sound and objects. Free. forthcoming-exhibitions/ Info: 020 7613 7498; free to join the club and meet interactions across her dynamic Flowers Gallery, 82 Kingsland www.richmix.org.uk other older people who are unique screenprints, editions Road, E2 8DP. Info: 020 7920 all becoming digital experts HACKNEY PICTUREHOUSE and wall painting. Through a 7777; www.flowersgallery. at their own pace. Ages 60+. Amazing Grace (U); High Life series of visual investigations com Disabled access. Victoria Park (18); Long Shot (15) Avengers: into functional objects such Community Centre, 5 Gore Endgame 2D (12A); Eighth as door wedges, domestic Road, E9 7HR. Info: 07423 Grade (15); Woman at War furniture and decorative 162 019; learningtogether. (12A); Mid90s (15). Hackney architectural elements, club Picturehouse, 270 Mare Street, she collapses definitions of E8 1HE. Info: 0871 902 5734; MEXICAN THEMED WILD spatiality. Free. Jealous East, enquiries@picturehouses. FOOD COOKERY 53 Curtain Road, Shoreditch, co.uk; www.picturehouses. 18 May, 11am-4.30pm EC2A 3PT. Info: 020 7739 CITY CELLS co.uk/cinema/hackney_ Rachel de Thample shares 4107; www.jealousgallery. Until 25 May, Wed-Sat FORGET YOU EVER SAW ME picturehouse all she has learned about com/exhibitions/frea-bukler- 12noon-6pm 18 May-8 Jun, Wed-Sat wild food, both in the field solo-show ELECTRIC City Cells is a collection of 11am-6pm and the kitchen, and how Long Shot (15); Avengers: drawings, observations, ON SLEEPING AND Benjamin Irritant has gained a it benefits your health, the Endgame (12A); Vox Lux recordings and objects. It DROWNING reputation as one of London’s soil, and wildlife in this one (15); Amazing Grace (U); attempts to collect information Until 22 Jun, Tues-Sat most original, hard-working RIO CINEMA day masterclass. Start with A Vigilante (15); Loro (18); from an environment and 10am-6pm and prolific street artists. Amazing Grace (U); High Life a foraging walk to identify Dumbo (PG); Rocketman (TBC) record a life in it. It grows Working with photography His images of politicised (18); Vox Lux (15); Woman at seasonal wild food with Electric Shoreditch, 64-66 and changes like a city, across still and moving image rabbits holding placards with War (12A); Mamma Mia: Here sample tasters along the way. Redchurch Street, Shoreditch, taking different forms. Free. installations, London-based messages and slogans have We Go Again (PG). Rio Cinema, Discover how to identify and E2 7DP. Info: 020 3350 3490; All ages. bookartbookshop, artist Esther Teichmann looks earned him recognition not 107 Kingsland High Street, cook with plants, healthy, boxofficeshoreditch@ 17 Pitfield Street, Hoxton, N1 at the relationships between just on his home turf of East Dalston, E8 2PB. Info: 020 7241 sugar-free preserving tips, electriccinema.co.uk; 6HB. Info: 020 7608 1333; loss, desire and the imaginary, London, but internationally 9410; [email protected]. and creating wild food dishes. www.electriccinema.co.uk/ bookartbookshop.com slipping between autobiography too, with his work appearing uk; www.riocinema.org.uk Includes a delicious organic shoreditch plant-based lunch and recipe THE CASTLE CINEMA pack. £119/ £90 concessions. Avengers: Endgame (12A); Made In Hackney, Food For Mid90s (15); Eighth Grade All Basement, 3 Cazenove (15); Vox Lux (15); NT Live: Road, Stoke Newington, N16 All My Sons; Ash is the Purest 6PA. Info: 020 8442 4266; White (15); Zodiac Film Club madeinhackney.org/whats- Presents: Audition (18). The on Castle Cinema, first floor, 64-66 Brooksby’s Walk, Lower Clapton, E9 6DA. Info; hello@ thecastlecinema.com; www. thecastlecinema.com Win tickets INTRODUCTION TO HAND SEWING REPAIRS to see ‘Sizzling Hot Circus’! 18 May, 11am-5pm A comprehensive hand sewing

Competition repair workshop focusing SENSUAL aerialists, tantalising dancers, and fierce floor so don’t miss the chance of witnessing an unforgettable on both common fabric and acts – this unique circus experience is guaranteed to be circus show. For ages 12+. woollen garments. The morning sizzling hot in every sense of the title. For more info, visit: www.hoxtonhall.co.uk/event/ session covers fabric repairs, Hot on the heels of the sold-out production ‘Boudoir sizzling-hot-circus/ followed by woollen repairs Circus’ at the Underbelly 2018 Festival, AirCraft Circus in the afternoon. £35 for half Performance is excited to welcome you into the brand- Hackney Today is giving away two pairs of tickets day/ £60 for full day. Includes new world of ‘Sizzling Hot Circus’, premiering at Hoxton to Sizzling Hot Circus at Hoxton Hall, 7.30pm. starter kits. Booking essential. Hall on 1 June. Send your entry, to ‘Sizzling Hot Circus’ comp, DIGITAL SKILLS: A CLUB Ages 16+. Fabrications, 7 Made up of an international cast of highly-skilled circus Hackney Today, Communications, Hackney Town FOR OLDER PEOPLE TO Broadway Market, E8 4PH. artists, theatre-makers, and speciality acts who will lead Hall, E8 1EA; or email: [email protected] LEARN TOGETHER Info: 020 7275 8043; www. you through the night with triples trapeze, aerial net, by 12noon on 24 May. Submissions must include Every Wed until 26 Jun, fabrications1.co.uk hand-balancing performances and more. your specified date, an address and a contact 12.30pm-4.30pm CREATING MEN’S SKINCARE The hottest cabaret in town stages for one night only, number. Winners will be pulled out of a hat. There is so much you can do 19 May, 2pm-7.30pm Find out more online at: www.lovehackney.london/whats-on-in-hackney 13 May 2019 17 what’son

Workshop Cosmetics will take welcomes DJs, selectors you through the fundamentals and collectives to join in for of men’s skin care, the market, a sit-down Sunday session, trends and understanding mixing up a mixture of funk, the difference between male soul, reggae, dub, disco and female skincare needs. and more throughout the Participants will have the option afternoons. There will be table to make a natural oil product, tennis, table football, beers, with a blend of different oils burgers and beats galore as specific to skin type. Materials our selectors take you on a and equipment will be DYING MATTERS - LET’S journey through their vinyl provided. Light refreshments START TALKING! record collections. Free. The and drinks provided. £55-£85. 15 May, 7-9pm Book Club, 100 Leonard Street, Unit A1, Ment House, London Join in to hear a panel of Shoreditch, EC2A 4RH. Info: Fields, E8 3DQ. Info: bit. local speakers including a 020 7684 8618; thebookclub. ly/2UUnvev hospice chaplain, doctor, eventcube.io/events/18110/ funeral director and solicitor talk about their work and help us be better prepared PREVIEW and more confident to face the important issue of death and dying. A free community Ute Lemper: Rendezvous with Marlene event. Disabled access. St 14-19 May, Arcola Theatre, 24 Ashwin Street, Dalston, E8 3DL John of Jerusalem Church, Lauriston Road, Victoria Park, WHEN Olivier Award-winning Ute Lemper love stories and stardom. E9 7DH. Info: 07858 229 669; was just at the very start of her career in As Ute says: “Rendezvous with Marlene [email protected]; DANCEHALL INNA HOXTON music and theatre, she sent a postcard means a lot to me – it is my personal www.sjoj.co.uk 17 May, 8pm-2am to the maestro Marlene Dietrich. In the homage to that great lady. There are many Rampage Sound, Shabba DJs postcard she apologised for the media portraits of Marlene out there, but this one is COMPLEMENTING YOUR attention drawing comparisons between and special guests play the coming from my heart. Audiences are in for HEALTH them (Ute had just received the French 23 May, 12noon-2.30pm best dancehall and carnival- an incredible story; history, fate, courage, inspired ‘riddims’ across two Moliére Award for her performance in Take time to look after yourself ‘Cabaret’ in Paris.) style, politics, glamour and sex, talent and a at an afternoon of all things floors. A little hip-hop, R&B & huge career.” Afrobeats will also be thrown A three-hour phone call followed, where health including group fitness, Marlene looked back on a long, fulfilled life For more info and tickets, visit: www. FIT 4 HEALTH SLOW PACED in. £5 adv/ £7. Ages 18+. The free massages and talks on of movies, music, incredible collaborations, arcolatheatre.com WALK wellbeing. Free. Ages 50+. The Hoxton Pony, 104-108 Curtain Every Tues, 1pm-1.45pm Redmond Community Centre, Road, EC2A 3AH. Info: www. A specialised walk for people Kayani Avenue, N4 2HF. thehoxtonpony.com occasion, they will be spinning navigating through the world Join in this celebratory special recovering from, or at risk Info: 020 3051 8626/ 07904 CAFE MAMBO IBIZA records in the terrace till 8pm of singledom. It promises to features a stunning line-up from, stroke or TIA and people 517 465; comptherapy@ CLASSICS before moving inside. Nine- be absolutely hilarious, so of wordsmiths and singers. with mobility issues. Places are handsinc.co.uk 18 May, 1pm-4am piece Afrobeat band Joro will come and bring your best Get ready to be taken on a awarded on a first come, first Cafe Mambo Ibiza Classics is be performing live. Free. Grow, dating war stories, or just be poetry and musical journey served basis. Wear comfortable dedicated to evoking memories 98c Wallis Road, E9 5LN. Info: there for the support and the into Africa, India and Europe. shoes and bring along a bottle of Ibiza’s golden years, 020 8510 1757; go.evvnt. laughs. £5. The Book Club, Disabled access. Doors open of water. Free. Where possible focusing on the feel-good vibes com/404438-0?pid=2348 100-106, Leonard Street, 7pm. £8. Ages 14+. Hoxton organisers will attempt to and celebrating the music that Shoreditch, EC2A 4RH. Info: Hall, 130 Hoxton Street, N1 accommodate your transport makes Ibiza the party capital 020 7684 8618; thebookclub. 6SH. Info: 020 7684 0060; needs. Meeting point: Clissold of the world. There will be a eventcube.io/events/18151 www.hoxtonhall.co.uk/event/ Park, N16 9HJ. Info: 020 8356 jazz-verse-jukebox-10th- 90S VS 00S sit-down bottomless brunch KNOCK2BAG 5285/4897; helen.mcginley@ Every Sat, 9.30pm-3.30am (1pm-4pm) in the day with DJs anniversary/ hackney.gov.uk 16 May, 8pm Dig out your pedal pushers, including Clockwork Orange Comedy night Knock2bag HACKNEY FESTIVAL chokers and your denim Ibiza legend Danny Gould returns bringing you an OF FITNESS jackets as resident DJs select & more bringing the White eclectic mix of big names and 17-19 May, 9am-6pm some of the best-mastered Isle vibes to East London. handpicked ‘ones to watch’. Taking place on Hackney mixes, re-mixes, hits and tricks £10/ £30/ £45. Ages 21+. Nick Helm has just been added Marshes, the festival is open from the two decades. There’s McQueen, 55-61 Tabernacle to a top line-up featuring Fern to the public with lots of fun, plenty of curve balls in this Street, Shoreditch, EC2A Brady, Colin Hoult and many fitness activities and classes party with Calvin Harris and 4AA. Info: reservations@ more. £11 adv. Ages 18+. for all ages and abilities. The Groove Amada mashups to mcqueen-shoreditch.co.uk; Moth Club, Old Trades Hall, weekend kicks off with Friday’s go with a couple of TV/movie www.residentadvisor.net/ Valette Street, Hackney Central, theme tracks. £5. Ages 18+. events/1253502 race warm-up celebrations. E9 6NU. Info: 020 8985 7963; GRANDMOTHER Expect multi-sport workshops, Trapeze Bar, 89 Great Eastern PINEAPPLE PIZZA TERRACE www.mothclub.co.uk/events 18 May, 8.30pm-10pm food trucks, entertainment and Street, Shoreditch, EC2A 3HX. PARTY COLOUR ME BADD DATES A live a cappella choral more. £15/ £35/ £50 weekend Info: 020 7739 6747; www. JAZZ VERSE JUKEBOX - 25 May, 7pm-2am 22 May, 7pm-8.30pm performance capturing the ticket. Hackney Marshes, trapezebar.co.uk/club-events 10TH ANNIVERSARY Soundsystem Pineapple Pizza An open mic night embracing real words and memories of Homerton Road, E9 5PF. Info: 24 May, 7.30pm RHYTHM & BOOZE announce the first date of the terrible, cringe-worthy grandmothers of all ages from uk.virginsport.com/event/ The eclectic jazz and poetry Every Sun, 3pm-8pm their summer residency at the dating fails that everyone around the world. Their words hackney-2019/festival-lineup night marks its 10th birthday Every Sunday The Book Club Hackney Wick venue. For this has experienced whilst this month at Hoxton Hall. will be sung by a massed choir To list an event, fill out the e-form at: www.lovehackney.london/whats-on-in-hackney 18 13 May 2019

and children participate E9 7DL. Info: 020 8986 together. £5.50/ sibling free. 6000; www.facebook.com/ AAges up to 5 years. Arrive five prideauxhousehackney/ minutes before the session UPPER CLAPTON HISTORY begins. Hackney City Farm, WALK Goldsmiths Row, E2 8QA. Info: 25 May, 11am-1.30pm 07554 081 295; hoop.co.uk/ Climb to Hackney’s highest frogprincebabymusic/ HOLLY STREET LUNCH CLUB point, taking in Stoke Every Mon, Wed & Fri, Newington Common, 10am-2.30pm Clapton Common, Hackney’s Nutritious lunch served every oldest church and visit the Monday, Wednesday and Agapemonite Church, now Friday with various activities London’s Georgian Cathedral. including games, chair-based Finish by admiring the views exercise, bingo, raffle and from Springfield Park. Meeting regular day trips. Disabled point: Abney Park Cemetery, PREVIEW access. Membership £1, lunch Stamford Hill entrance, N16 £4. Ages 50+. Holly Street 0LH. £10/ £8 concessions. Dalston Children’s Festival 8 STORIES - PUPPET CLUB Luncheon & Social Club, 329- Info: 07710 414 240; From 19 May, every Tues, 331 Queensbridge Road, E8 walkhackney.co.uk 25 May and 1 June, various Dalston locations 4.30pm-5.30pm 3LA. Info: 020 7923 1282; Inspire your child’s imagination [email protected] FAMILIES will be spoilt for choice at this with the Yagori dance school; hula-hooping and encourage a love for the GRASMERE JUMBLE SALE year’s Dalston Children’s Festival, with 27 and circus skills with the Guinness World arts in this eight-week journey 18 May 10.30am-12.30pm free activities on offer. Record holders, Marawar’s Majorettes; where you will be able to enjoy Grab bargains including vintage Taking place on 25 May and 1 June, the a visit from the Hackney Play Bus; pizza puppet shows, make your and nearly-new clothes, Dalston Children’s Festival is a fantastic way making using the Dalston Eastern Curve own puppets and sing a-long toys, bric-a-brac, books to original songs. During each for Hackney’s under 12s to be entertained pizza oven; and a drag queen storyteller at and shoes. Tea, coffee and workshop, participants will for free whilst giving families the chance to the Hackney Pride 365 family picnic. cake will be available. Entry make a puppet from the story. BEATING THE BOUNDS discover the fun to be had in Dalston. The Dalston Children’s Festival is a 50p, kids go free. All ages. Recommended to attend all 26 May, 1.30pm-4pm With creativity and play at the heart of the community-led event organised by the Grasmere Primary School, 92 eight sessions. Free, booking Join Save Lea Marshes to festival, Dalston’s vibrant artistic and play Dalston Children’s Network, a collective of Albion Road, Clissold, N16 essential. For children and their celebrates open spaces and communities will have activities on offer organisations that have an on-going offer for 9PD. Info: 07903 580 512; parents/carers. The Redmond marks parish boundaries. both indoors and out. children and young people in Dalston, and sharongeoghegan24@yahoo. Community Centre, Kayani There will be willow decorating, Some of the many highlights of the festival is supported by the Council. For more info, com Avenue, manor house, N4 2HF. music, local history and children include: Gypsy Roma singing and dancing visit: www.dalstonchildren.org.uk Info: [email protected] GREENERY DAY welcome. The walk will take a 18 May, 11am-3pm couple of hours, ending up at JUST LIKE YOU - BOOK Prideaux House presents the Hare and Hounds, 278 Lea LAUNCH of 60 local female singers, Stoke Newington Church Greenery Day, an open house Bridge Road, E10 7LD. All Ages. 25 May, 1pm-4pm inside and outside the venue Street, N16 9ES. Info: 07572 for the community to browse Meeting point: On the towpath Meet the author of ‘Just Like which will be lit by little sun 940 731; hoop.co.uk/zipzap/ stalls selling plants, second- by the Princess of Wales lights by artist Olafur Eliasson. You’, Athina Gordon and hear NETBALL hand clothes, bric-a-brac pub, 146 Lea Bridge Road, Disabled access. £7. All about what inspired her to Every Mon, 6pm-7pm and more. All ages. Prideaux Clapton, E5 9RB. Info: www. ages. The Old Church, Stoke write the book. There will be Badu Sports is looking House, 10 Church Crescent, saveleamarshes.org.uk Newington Church Street, N16 an opportunity for Q&A, and for players at any level to 9ES. Info: theoldchurch.org. time to discuss how we can join their netball club. The uk/events/grandmother/ be part of the change for the what’son weekly club gives players the next generation. 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THIS This page was compiled with the help education PAGE of Hackney Learning Trust & local schools News in brief Olive pupils do the carbon free school run...walk...cycle PARENTS and children at the Olive School, N16, have been taking part in a two-week challenge aimed at cleaning the capital’s air and improving childhood health. From 25 March to 5 April, the whole primary school was asked to walk to school or travel on bikes and scooters instead of the car. They were among 2,300 schools which signed up to Sustrans’ Big Pedal, a nationwide project run Greek each year by the sustainable transport charity. Caterina Park, principal of the Olive School, said: “It’s a great way to get more of our pupils travelling actively to school and is a simple way to boost their physical and mental health.” myths Those who could not cycle, walk or scoot were still involved in the fun. On the final day of the challenge, pupils were invited to dress up as their favourite caped crusader, brought to celebrate their power to tackle climate change. to life Pupils at Gayhurst School exhibit their artwork inspired by the story of Theseus and the Minotaur HE story of Theseus and the Minotaur The quality of the work is has inspired artists FreeFlflltMdill meals for all at Mandeville Tfrom Gustave outstanding. The vision of Moreau to Pablo Picasso the whole thing exceeded MANDEVILLE Primary School, E5, is set to offer every child and now, the students of my expectations a free school meal from this September, saving families up Gayhurst School, E8, too. to £300 a year for each child. The latest exhibition at Associate headteacher, Matthew Shapland, said: “We the school’s art gallery, artistic responses to it. They teamwork together, to want every child at Mandeville to succeed and we know called #TAG, exhibits wrapped bandages around make sure we finished that a healthy and nutritious lunch is so important in the work of Year 3 and 4 their limbs and set them in on time.” supporting learning that we want to make sure that it’s children, made in response Plaster of Paris, created a Mimi, a Year 3 teacher, available to every child.” to the famous Greek myth. mosaic labyrinth, painted added: “The quality of the Called ‘Myth’, the show characters onto terracotta, work is outstanding. The is the culmination of a and fashioned a monstrous vision of the whole thing project run by Art Hoppers, minotaur head from foil, exceeded my expectations. MORE INFO the Hackney-based arts paint and cardboard. I’m really proud.” For more information, education organisation. Year 4 artist Canaan The exhibition will run visit: www. Over the course of several said: “We had to focus hard until 17 May. The gallery tagatgayhurst.uk; or weeks, the children and pay great attention to is open weekdays during call: 020 7254 6138 explored the myth itself and detail. We did very good school collection time.

From scratch to success: Cardinal Pole’s basketball team finishes third in league A GIRLS’ basketball team The team’s coach Ms and focus towards been a challenge, but it has finished third in a Grego said: “Not only academic excellence.” was worth it now we have nationwide competition, has basketball advanced Team member Chidera come this far.” despite the squad being set pupils’ skill and fitness, George agreed. She said: Cardinal Pole’s up less than two years ago. but training twice a “Basketball means a lot executive headteacher, Cardinal Pole’s Year week in the early to me. It lets me express Ms Heffernan, added: 8 basketball team saw morning has supported myself whether I am happy “From scratch to success, off competition from 30 the girls in exceeding and angry. this achievement is truly schools across the country broader educational “I have learnt a lot like a testament to the hard to finish third in the Junior outcomes too such – as how to attack, defend, work and talent of our NBA League. attendance, behaviour dribble and shoot. It has students and their coach.” 20 13 May 2019 councillors

Hackney’s executive Mayor Philip Glanville was directly elected by the borough in The Mayor and councillors 2018. He is the political leader of the Council, overseeing the budget and all Council Councillors are elected by residents and They hold advice surgeries where residents person or organisation, councillors can often services. The Mayor holds monthly casework surgeries in the Town Hall. serve for four years. The last borough-wide can meet their local representative and ask point people in the right direction and tell To book an appointment, email: [email protected]; or call: 020 8356 2212. elections took place in May 2018. them to take up issues of concern. Generally residents who they need to see. Residents are first encouraged to contact their ward councillor. Civic and ceremonial Councillors have a range of responsibilities, they can help with Council related matters, Hackney has 57 councillors representing MAYOR PHILIP duties are undertaken by the Speaker of Hackney, who is chosen annually from the including helping to oversee Council services. but if the issue is the responsibility of another areas called wards – see map below. GLANVILLE borough’s 57 councillors. The current Speaker is Cllr Clare Potter. 1. BROWNSWOOD 6. HACKNEY CENTRAL Hackney’s wards in alphabetical order 17. SPRINGFIELD Cllrs Brian Bell & Clare Potter Cllr Simche Steinberger (on a rota basis) Cllrs Ben Hayhurst, Vincent Stops & Sophie Conway 2nd Mon each month 1st Fri each month SPRINGFIELD 4-5pm, Stamford Hill Library, Portland 6.30-7.30pm, The Kings (on a rota basis) WOODBERRY Avenue, N16 6SB. 1st Thur each month DOWN Crescent Estate Community STAMFORD 3rd Sun each month 6-7pm, roving surgery. Please HILL WEST 2.30-3.30pm, Asda Parade, U Marka, LAB Centre, Queens Drive, N4 2XD. LAB CON 3rd Fri each month contact cllrs if you would like them CAZENOVE 158 Clapton Common, E5 9AG. Cllr Michael Levy 6.30-7.30pm, Azalea Court to visit your street. BROWNSWOOD 3rd Sat each month 3rd Sun each month Community Hall, Queens Drive, 11.30am-12.30pm, Webb Estate 11am-12noon, Wilton Estate STOKE N4 2LB. LEA BRIDGE Community Hall, E5 9BD. Community Hall, Greenwood Road, CLISSOLD NEWINGTON HACKNEY DOWNS Cllr Harvey Odze: E8 1BE. LAB Monthly roving surgeries by LAB KING’S PARK CON 2nd Mon each month request. 7.30-8.30pm, The Mount Community Contact these cllrs on: SHACKLEWELL Hall, 21 Mount Pleasant Lane, E5 9DW. [email protected]. 4th Mon each month Contact these cllrs on: HOMERTON uk; vincent.stops@hackney. HACKNEY 7.30-8.30pm, Wrens Park Community [email protected]; CENTRAL HACKNEY WICK gov.uk; sophie.conway@ Hall, Springfield, E5 9LN. [email protected] DALSTON Contact Cllr Odze on: 020 8356 1233. LAB hackney.gov.uk CON

LONDON FIELDS DE 2. CAZENOVE 7. HACKNEY DOWNS BEAUVOIR VICTORIA 18. STAMFORD HILL WEST

Cllrs Aron Klein & Benzion Cllrs Anthony McMahon, Sam Cllr Michael Desmond HOXTON EAST HAGGERSTON Pallis & Caroline Woodley 1st Sun each month & SHOREDITCH Papier (on a rota basis) 11am-12noon, Luncheon Club, HOXTON 1st Sun each month 19 Olympus Square, E5. WEST Cllr Aron Klein 2-3pm, Stamford Hill Library, 2nd Mon each month LAB LAB Cllr Anna-Joy Rickard Portland Avenue, N16 6SB. 2nd Sun each month CON 4-5pm, Stamford Hill Library, 2nd Thur each month 10am-11am, Landfield Community 1. BROWNSWOOD 9. HAGGERSTON 16. SHACKLEWELL Portland Avenue, N16 6SB. 5.30-6.30pm, North London Hall, Clapton, E5 8QZ. 2. CAZENOVE 10. HOMERTON 17. SPRINGFIELD Muslim Community Centre, 68 Cllr Sem Moema Cllr Benzion Papier Cazenove Road, N16 6AA. 3. CLISSOLD 11. HOXTON EAST & 18. STAMFORD HILL WEST 2nd Sun each month 3rd Sun each month 2nd Sat each month 10am-11am, Beckers Community 1.30-2.30pm, Holmleigh LAB Roving surgery. LAB 4. DALSTON SHOREDITCH 19. STOKE NEWINGTON CON Community Hall, Holmleigh Road Last Fri each month Hall, Rectory Road, N16 7QT. 5. DE BEAUVOIR 12. HOXTON WEST 20. VICTORIA 4th Sun each month Estate, Oxted Court, N16 5WQ. 2-4pm, Stamford Hill Estate 6. HACKNEY CENTRAL 13. KING’S PARK 21. WOODBERRY DOWN Community Centre, N16 6RS. Roving surgery. 7. HACKNEY DOWNS 14. LEA BRIDGE 8. HACKNEY WICK 15. LONDON FIELDS LAB LAB

3. CLISSOLD 8. HACKNEY WICK 11. HOXTON EAST & SHOREDITCH 14. LEA BRIDGE 19. STOKE NEWINGTON

Cllrs Sophie Cameron, Ned Cllrs Kam Adams, Feryal Cllrs Margaret Gordon, Ian Cllrs Susan Fajana-Thomas, Cllrs Chris Kennedy, Jess Webb Rathbone & Deniz Oguzkanli Hercock & Sade Etti & Nick Sharman Demirci & Stephen Race Mete Coban & Gilbert Smyth (on a rota basis) (on a rota basis) (on a rota basis) (on a rota basis) (on a rota basis) 1st Thurs each month 2nd Tues each month 1st Sun each month 1st Sat each month 2nd Sat each month 6.30-7.30pm, Stoke Newington 10.30-11.30am, Shoreditch 6.30-7.30pm, Salvation Army LAB 12noon-1pm, Trowbridge Senior 11-12noon, Stoke Newington LAB Library, Stoke Newington Church LAB Library, 80 Hoxton Street, LAB Centre, 122-124 Lower Clapton Library, Stoke Newington Church Citizens Hall, 15 Lavington Close, Road, E5 0QR. Street, N16 0JS. E9 5HF. N1 6LP. Street, N16 0JS. 3rd weekend each month 3rd Sat each month, 2nd Sat each month 4th Sat each month, Roving surgery. All cllrs. 11am-12noon, roving surgery. 1.30-2.30pm, Venetia’s Coffee Roving surgery, 11am-1pm. Contact cllrs on email: Jessica. Shop, 55 Chatsworth Road, E5. [email protected]; Contact cllrs on email: 4th Sat each month Contact cllrs on email: LAB LAB Christopher.Kennedy@Hackney. 1-2pm, The Community Flat, LAB [email protected]; gov.uk; Nick.Sharman@ LAB LAB susan.fajanathomas@hackney. or call: 020 8356 3373. Jack Watts Estate, 10 Detmold gov.uk; mete.coban@hackney. Hackney.gov.uk; contact Cllr Road, E5. Kennedy on: 07730 883 190. gov.uk; gilbert.smyth@ Contact Cllr Rathbone on hackney.gov.uk e-mail: ian.rathbone@tiscali. co.uk; or call: 07890 654 068. LAB LAB LAB LAB LAB

4. DALSTON 9. HAGGERSTON 12. HOXTON WEST 15. LONDON FIELDS 20. VICTORIA

Cllrs Soraya Adejare & Peter Cllrs Clayeon McKenzie, Carole Cllrs Anntoinette Bramble, Cllrs Katie Hanson, Clare Joseph Snell (on a rota basis) Cllrs Ajay Chauhan, Humaira Garasia & Patrick Spence Williams & Yvonne Maxwell M Can Ozsen & Emma Plouviez & Penny Wrout 3rd Fri each month Cllr Clayeon McKenzie (on a rota basis) 6.30-7.30pm, Dalston CLR Cllr Ajay Chauhan 3rd Sat each month 1st Thurs each month Cllr Katie Hanson James Library, Dalston Square, 3rd Sat each month 10.30-11.30am, Shoreditch 6.30-7.30pm, Queensbridge 2nd Wed each month LAB E8 3QB. LAB LAB 10-11am, Regents Pensioners LAB Library, 80 Hoxton Street, N1 6LP. Leisure Centre, 30 Holly Street, LAB 7-8pm, New Kingshold Community Cllr Peter Snell Hall, 33 Brougham Road, E8 4PD. Cllr Carole Williams E8 3XQ. Centre, 49 Ainsworth Road, 1st Wed each month 3rd Wed each month 3rd Sat each month E9 7JE. 5.30-6.30pm, Rhodes Estate Cllrs Humaira Garasia and 6-7pm, Provost Community Hall, 10-11am, Regents Pensioners Cllr Clare Joseph Community Hall, 24-30 Dalston Patrick Spence Murray Grove, N1 7QX. Hall, 30 Brougham Rd, E8 4PD. 1st Sat each month Lane, E8 4SH. Cllr Yvonne Maxwell 10-11am, Hackney Central Library, LAB (on a rota basis) LAB 1st Wed each month LAB 4th Sat each month LAB LAB 1 Reading Lane, E8 1GQ. Contact Cllr Peter Snell on: 6-7pm, Haggerston Community 10-11.30am, Shoreditch Library, 07941 179 129. Centre, 8 Lovelace Street, E8 4FF. 80 Hoxton Street, N1 6LP. Cllr Penny Wrout Contact Cllr Soraya Adejare on: 2nd Sun every other month Last Sat each month 07951 172 744. Roving surgery. 020 8356 3373. 12Noon-1pm, Frampton Park Baptist Church, Frampton Park LAB LAB LAB LAB Road, E9 7PQ. 5. DE BEAUVOIR 10. HOMERTON 13. KING’S PARK 16. SHACKLEWELL 21. WOODBERRY DOWN

Cllrs Polly Billington & James Cllrs Sharon Patrick, Tom Cllrs Michelle Gregory & Cllrs Jon Burke & Caroline Selman Cllrs Robert Alan Chapman, Guy Cllr Burke Peters (on a rota basis) Nicholson and Anna Lynch Rahilly & Rebecca Rennison Richard Lufkin (on a rota 2nd Sat each month (on a rota basis) basis) 11am-12noon, Happy Cafe, 1st Fri each month 1st Fri each month 1st Thurs each month 3rd Fri each month 6-7pm, Joseph Court Community Hall, 63 Downham Road, N1. 6.30-7.30pm, The Kabin, 6-7pm, Dalston CLR James LAB 6.30-7.30pm, Bannister House Amhurst Park, N16 5AJ. LAB LAB LAB LAB 4th Sat each month Community Hall, Homerton High Kingsmead Way, E9 5QG. Library, Dalston Lane, E8 3BQ. 4th Thurs each month 11am-12noon, Kingsgate Street, E9 6BP. 3rd Sat each month 6-7pm, Amwell Court Residents’ Hall, Community Hall, Tottenham Road, 11am-12noon, Vi Forrester Hall, Monthly roving surgeries or Amwell Court, Green Lanes, N4 2NY. N1 4DB. Roving Surgery. For further details, Gilpin Road, Clapton, E5 0LH. meetings by prior arrangement. Cllr Caroline Selman call: 07821 330 532 . 2nd Sat each month Contact Cllr Peters on email: Contact councillors on email: 10-11am, WDCO Office, Unit 2c Rowan LAB LAB [email protected]; LAB LAB michelle.gregory@hackney. LAB Apartments, N4 1FS (Turkish translation or call members services on: gov.uk & richard.lufkin@ service can be arranged in advance). 020 8356 3373. hackney.gov.uk; or call 3rd Sun of month Contact Cllr Billington via members services on: 10-11am, Ben Simons Community Hall, members services on: 020 8356 020 8356 3373. Block 1-66, Lincoln Court, Bethune 3373. Road, N16 5EB. LAB LAB To check which councillor covers your area, or confirm surgery times, call: 020 8356 3373. More info: www.hackney.gov.uk/elected-representatives 13 May 2019 21 Sign up to the Young Hackney e-newsletter: hackney.gov.uk/ younghackney newsletters

HACKNEY business has had its marketing News in brief A strategy cleaned up by a team of children from Choir for 12 to 18-year-olds their local primary school. A NEW project, which Pupils from Rushmore aims to take Hackney School, E5, created a teens with no previous promotional campaign experience and turn for Chatsworth Cleaners them into a choir that before organising and can sing at the Royal hosting an event to Albert Hall, has celebrate the 30 years been launched. its owners Ayer and Semra Based at St Paul’s Ozyurek have spent in West Hackney, the the community. Photos: Sonya Hurtado brand new ‘Senior The campaign was the Choir’ will be open to all 12 to 18-year-olds. Members do result of the school’s work not need to be able to read music or play an instrument. with Pitch Futures, an Its director, Tom Daggett, of St Paul’s Cathedral’s Music initiative which, explained Department, hopes to create a choir that will sing in some founder Sherry Collins: of London’s leading venues, and address wider social “Was created to inspire challenges such as isolation and ambition. and educate children at Rev Niall Weir, of St Paul’s West Hackney, said: “This is primary school level an amazing chance to engage with some of the greatest about the opportunities music ever written.” available to them in the The choir, which includes free pizza, will run during term creative industry.” time on Mondays from 4pm, at St Paul’s West Hackney The organisation Church Hall, 184 Stoke Newington Road, N16 7QB. introduces primary For more information, email Naomi Richards at: school pupils to leading [email protected] professionals from the worlds of advertising, Hackney rower joins Team GB visual effects, sound design, Pitch perfect HACKNEY rower Louis Powell and sculls partner Joe Long animation and more. saw off competition from Swiss, German and Japanese Margaret Foster, deputy Rushmore pupils throw a party for Chatsworth Cleaners headteacher at Rushmore teams to finish second in the Junior Men’s Double Sculls School, said: “We targeted final at the Munich Junior Regatta earlier this month. children in Years 5 and 6 Louis, 17, who also competed in the Quadruple Sculls, who we thought would We saw a marked increase made the step up to represent Team GB after competing for benefit from the experience. in the confidence of the England at the Home International Regatta in Cork last year. “The children met with kids as the project came The Lea Rowing Club member has won multiple medals Sherry weekly, initially to fruition at the London Youth Games. He currently attends Stoke to develop their pitches Newington School, N16. for promoting the Louis, pictured below, said: “I’ve been a member of Lea Chatsworth Cleaners organise themselves and Chatsworth Cleaner Rowing Club in Hackney since I was 12 years-old and being business, then to work others, to speak in front co-owner Semra said: supported by my coaches and team mates at the club has on presenting their pitch of an audience and to get “When I thought back played a major part in getting me this far. I really enjoyed to the business owners. a sense of what it would through all the work they’d representing my country at the Munich Regatta and it was Finally, the children got be like to work in the put in, I sat there and I a great experience.” stuck into making their advertising industry. cried – in a good way! Cllr Jon Burke, Cabinet Member for Energy, Sustainability ideas a reality.” “We saw a marked Seeing them try and Community Services, said: “I’d like to congratulate Following visits from increase in the confidence that hard was Louis on his move up into the Team GB team for the Munich advertising professionals, of the kids as the project amazing. Regatta. We’re really proud to have athletes like Louis the students took charge came to fruition.” They’re very representing the of devising a guest The event was promoted talented borough on the list, producing a cake in the school newsletter children, world stage.” decoration stall, and and via emails to parents, very wise. I The Munich creating activities that while posters were put up couldn’t believe Regatta, included a t-shirt signing locally and specially created how which attracts table, raffle and a fashion invitations were placed in they’d over 1,000 show in which young pupils’ school bags. put all European guests could dress-up “Being able to actually that rowers from using clothes donated execute your ideas in a real together. 15 countries, from the cleaners. event was great,” said pupil It might is Europe’s Margaret continued: Lorna Hackney. sound leading high “The project has given “We got to have fun simple, but performance children opportunities to while learning life lessons,” it meant regatta for develop their ability to added Mischa Arthur. such a lot.” junior rowers. 22 13 May 2019

Take part in the Hackney energy company focus group Recipes straight from the THE Council is in the It will also provide development of the brand ovens at Waterhouse process of setting up a not- renewable energy to for the Council’s not-for- for-profit energy supply customers by maximising profit energy company. www.waterhouserestaurant.co.uk company to provide the use of 50 per cent of the All participants will be competitively-priced and Council’s residential roof given a £20 Love2Shop renewable energy to all space, covering it in solar voucher as a thank you for residents and businesses. panels and allowing attending one of the Any surpluses generated in-borough renewable focus groups. by the company will be energy generation. To register your interest re-invested in the The company will be in taking part, visit: local community. owned by Hackney consultation.hackney.gov. The energy company Council, working in uk/; or email: will provide fairer tariffs partnership with a fully [email protected]. to prepayment (pay-as- licensed supply partner. uk with your contact you-go) customers, who The Council would like a details and the words have been traditionally variety of residents to take ‘energy company’ as the poorly served by the part in focus groups this heading, and one of the energy market. month to inform the team will get back to you.

THIS is the latest in a series of regular recipes courtesy of Waterhouse – a social enterprise restaurant alongside the Regent’s Canal in Shoreditch. Chicken chow mein is a delicious dish, which has become one of the mainstay additions to Waterhouse’s specials. A satisfying treat consisting of egg noodles, finely prepared vegetables, and succulent chicken cubes.

Preparation time Chicken chow mein 15 mins Serves 4 Cooking time 15 mins

before marinating in teriyaki sauce Ingredients The Hackney energy company will provide renewable energy to its customers through solar panels • 2 whole chicken breasts • Wash the vegetables. Thinly slice the white onion, peppers • Pack of egg noodles and Chinese cabbage. Julienne the carrots into thin slices • Lightly sauté the vegetables and beansprouts, while seasoning • 1 whole white onion Meetings • Assorted bell peppers with a small pinch of salt, Chinese 5 spice and grounded white • 1 bag of beansprouts pepper. Empty into a bowl and set aside COUNCIL MEETINGS IN MAY COUNCIL MEETINGS IN JUNE • 1 small Chinese cabbage • Bring a pot of lightly salted water to the boil. Add the egg 22 Council AGM 7pm 3 Corporate committee 6.30pm • 3 medium carrots noodles and stir frequently for three to four minutes or until Info: 020 8356 3316/3302/3312; or visit: www.hackney.gov.uk/council-and-elections • Soy sauce cooked. Strain and set aside • Teriyaki sauce • Bring a frying pan with a drizzle of sesame oil to a high heat. • Chinese 5 spice Place the chicken cubes into the pan and wait until the outside • Salt of the chicken is white before adding all the vegetables. • Grounded white pepper Let it fry for 30 seconds. Add five tablespoons of soy sauce For solutions see: • Sesame oil and mix together Sudoku www.hackney.gov.uk/hackney-today • Add your cooked egg noodles to the pan and mix with the Easy Medium Method vegetables before adding a large spoonful of teriyaki sauce 52 7 987 6 • Dice the chicken breasts into and seasoning with salt and pepper to taste medium-sized cubes and • Leave for 1 minute before removing from the heat. Serve into 41 3 5 season with salt and pepper four bowls or five-to-six small portions. Enjoy! 17 6 4 2 6 Waterhouse - through Blue Marble Training private events. - supports young people across the borough For more info, visit: 926741837 5 4 towards careers in the restaurant industry. www.waterhouserestaurant.co.uk 3 6 4 6 5 Owned by Shoreditch Trust, income from For bookings e-mail: eat@waterhouse this enterprise goes back into training restaurant.co.uk; or call: 020 7033 0123. 7158 39 9 8416 programmes across the borough. Waterhouse in Orsman Road, 8 21 8 43 N1, is open Mon to Fri 9am - 45 2 1 3pm. Evenings and weekends available for large bookings and 2 54 6 728 13 May 2019 23 These stories were compiled with the help of Homerton THIS PAGE University Hospital, City & Hackney Clinical Commissioning health Group & East London NHS Foundation Trust News in brief Leading the way Move together in King’s Park RESIDENTS living in the King’s Park ward, which includes the Kingsmead and Clapton

Park Photo: Sean Pollock estates, are being invited to join a research team to look into how being active benefits their everyday lives. King’s Park Moving Together is a three-year project, funded by Sport England, that will look at a range of ways to get more people moving. Residents interested in getting involved can go to an information event on 16 May at Kingsmead Community Centre, from 4pm to 6.30pm; and on 20 May at Forrester Photo: Adam Holt Community Centre, from 11am to 1pm. A ‘kids corner’ for children aged under 10 will be available to help keep children occupied. A meal will also be served HE Council is at the end of each session for those who attend. partnering with We’re leading the way in To attend an event, or for information on the project or the the City of London community researcher roles, call the Moving Together Corporation to Hackney in reclaiming the T borough for people not cars, team on: 020 8356 7030; or email: moving.together@ co-host the first London hackney.gov.uk Walking and Cycling and tackling poor air quality Conference this month. Join the Festival of Fitness After seven successful years the Hackney Cycling London’s highest cycling poor air quality. THE Hackney Festival of Fitness – which culminates in the Conference has been rates, and the City of “I’m incredibly excited half marathon – is set to return from 17 to 19 May. revamped and will now London having the highest about the line-up for the The Friday will see pre-race warm up sessions, food, drink be hosted at Guildhall, walking rates in the London Walking and and nutritional advice, and FIT FILMS open air cinema EC2V, on 24 May. capital, the conference will Cycling conference, screenings at Hackney Marshes. The event, in association combine their expertise which builds on the On Saturday, there is a dedicated day of fitness classes with Steer, will see over to consider the wider Cycling Conference for all ages and abilities, including drum and bass workout 200 delegates hear from social, environmental we’ve run for the past Fight Klub, Ministry of Sound Fitness’ the Evolution of 35 speakers on how cities and economic benefits seven years, to consider Music, Sweat & Sound yoga and meditation, and more. can be transformed for of investing in walking, how we can make If that sounds too active then support the 20,000 runners walking and cycling. cycling and healthy streets. the capital better taking on the Among the speakers at Cllr Feryal Demirci, for all forms of Hackney Half this year’s conference are Deputy Mayor of Hackney, sustainable transport.” Marathon on the Walking and Cycling said: “We’re leading Sunday. Commissioner, Will the way in Hackney in FromFFrom ttop:op: HHaHackneyckkney CCoCouncil’sunciil’s For more annual Bike Around The Norman, and Rotterdam’s reclaiming our borough MORE INFO information, visit: Borough event; Walking and www.virginsport. Vice-Mayor for Mobility, for people not cars, making To book tickets for Cycling Commissioner Will com/event/ Judith Bokhove. it better for walking and the conference visit: Norman; Hackney Cycling hackney-2019 With Hackney boasting cycling and tackling bit.ly/hackwalk Conference Get ready for Mental Health Awareness Week RESIDENTS are being local health campaign • Be active – find a physical Dr Navina Evans, ELFT encouraged to take five ‘5 to Thrive’. activity you enjoy Chief Executive, said: simple steps every day The five steps are: • Connect – with people at “‘It was great to meet the for Mental Health • Give – volunteer or join a home, work or school. Mayor and have really Mayor Glanville with ELFT staff members Lawford Clough, Awareness Week. community group Ahead of Mental Health honest conversations Dr Navina Evans, Sheraz Ahmad and Andrew Horobin During the event, which • Keep learning – try new Awareness Week, the about possibilities for runs from 13 to 19 May, things like signing up for a Mayor of Hackney, Philip increased collaboration.” Curve Garden on 16 wellbeing services available the Council and local health cooking course Glanville, visited East As part of the week, May, from 6 to 9pm, and in Hackney on 15 May partners will be promoting • Take notice – be curious London Foundation NHS the City and Wellbeing Richmond Road Medical from 2 to 6pm. City and Hackney Clinical of what is taking place Trust (ELFT) and met Network will host a Take Centre, E8, is holding an For more on ‘5 to Thrive’, Commissioning Group’s around you patients and staff. a Pause festival at Dalston event to show health and visit: fivetothrive.net 24 13 May 2019

LONDON BOROUGH OF HACKNEY ROAD TRAFFIC REGULATIONS ACT 1984 SECTION 14(1) AND 16A: PROPOSED AND MADE NOTICES ROAD TRAFFIC REGULATION ACT 1984 SECTION 14(1) AND 16A: NOTICES OF PROPOSED AND MADE ORDERS WE, THE LONDON BOROUGH OF HACKNEY, GIVE NOTICE THAT WE INTEND TO MAKE THE FOLLOWING ORDERS IN THE FIRST PART OF THE TABLE BELOW, AND HAVE MADE THE ORDERS IN THE SECOND PART OF THE TABLE, IN EACH CASE FOR THE REASONS AND DURATION DATES STATED AND WITH ALTERNATIVE DIVERSION ROUTES AVAILABLE ANDY CUNNINGHAM, HEAD OF STREETSCENE, 13 MAY 2019 PROPOSED RESTRICTION (PROPOSED NOTICE)

DIVERSION WORK START REF NO. ROAD NAME RESTRICTION REASON LOCATION WORK END DATE ROUTE DATE

(1). All areas in car park adjacent to no 2 to 18 Ballance Road E9 (2). All areas in car park at rear of no 58 and 72 P2859-1 Waiting Restriction Parking bays works Not required 27-May-19 28-Jun-19 (Gascoyne Estate) (3). All areas in car park adjacent to no 70 and 84 (4). Both sides, Access road to the rear of no 53 to 71a to its entire length

From its junction with Redchurch Street in a north westerly direction for a P2874-3 Boundary Street E2 Road Closure Telecom works Via local signage 28-May-19 08-Jun-19 distance of 5 metres

Bradstock Road E9 (1). All sections of the parking area fronting Matson House P2859-3 Waiting Restriction Parking bays works Not required 27-May-19 28-Jun-19 (Gascoyne Estate) (2). All sections of the car park at Hensley Point

Brampton Close E5 (Jack P2859-7 Waiting Restriction Parking bays works Both sides for its entire length Not required 27-May-19 28-Jun-19 Watts Estate)

Brownlow Road E8 P2859-12 Waiting Restriction Parking bays works All sections of the car park at the side of no 3 to 11 Not required 27-May-19 28-Jun-19 (Regents Estate)

From its junction with Balls Pond Road in a south westerly direction for a P2873 Culford Road N1 Road Closure Cycle Super Highway Works Via local signage 03-Jun-19 01-Dec-19 distance of 25 metres

From its junction with Redchurch Street in a south easterly direction for a P2874-2 Ebor Street E2 Road Closure Telecom works Via local signage 28-May-19 08-Jun-19 distance of 5 metres

Both sides, The unnamed access road between Hartlake Road and Matson P2859-2 Gascoyne Estate E9 Waiting Restriction Parking bays works Not required 27-May-19 28-Jun-19 House for its entire length

Hartlake Road E9 (1). All sections of the parking area at front of Granard House P2859-4 Waiting Restriction Parking bays works Not required 27-May-19 28-Jun-19 (Gascoyne Estate) (2). All sections of the parking area adjacent to no 2 and 22

Hassett Road E9 P2859-5 Waiting Restriction Parking bays works All areas in car park adjacent to no 77 Not required 27-May-19 28-Jun-19 (Gascoyne Estate)

Road Closure & Introduction of P2854 Holywell Row EC2A Utility Works From its junction with Scrutton Street to its junction with Clifton Street Via local signage 04-Jun-19 22-Jun-19 Two way Traffic

Lowestoft Close E5 (Jack P2859-8 Waiting Restriction Parking bays works All areas in car park Not required 27-May-19 28-Jun-19 Watts Estate)

From its junction with Kingsland Road in a south westerly direction for a P2879 Orsman Road N1 Road Closure UKPN Works Via local signage 08-Jun-19 23-Jun-19 distance of 110 metres

Oulton Close E5 (Jack P2859-9 Waiting Restriction Parking bays works All areas in car park Not required 27-May-19 28-Jun-19 Watts Estate)

Queen Elizabeth’s Close P2859-11 Waiting Restriction Parking bays works Both sides for its entire length Not required 27-May-19 28-Jun-19 N16

Radley Square E5 (Radley P2859-10 Waiting Restriction Parking bays works All areas in car park Not required 27-May-19 28-Jun-19 Square Estate)

P2874-1 Redchurch Street E2 Road Closure Telecom works From its junction with Shoreditch High Street to its Junction with Ebor Street Via local signage 28-May-19 08-Jun-19

From its junction with Northwold Road to a point in line with the property P2877 Reighton Road E5 Road Closure Thames Water Works Via local signage 03-Jun-19 07-Jun-19 boundary no 82 & 84

P2864 Shepherdess Walk N1 Road Closure Crane Operation From its junction with Underwood Street to its junction with Nile Street Via local signage 08-Jun-19 09-Jun-19

From its junction with Mare street in a south easterly direction for a distance of P2872 Weston Walk E8 Road Closure Building Works Via local signage 03-Jun-19 03-Dec-20 25 metres

(1). All sections of the car park at Ravenscroft Point (2). All sections of the car park at Vanner Point Wick Road E9 (Gascoyne P2859-6 Waiting Restriction Parking bays works (3). All areas in car park at front of no 158 to 194 Not required 27-May-19 28-Jun-19 Estate) (4). All sections of the car park at rear of Selman House (5). All areas in car park adjacent to no 115 and 127 CONFIRMED RESTRICTION (MADE NOTICE) DIVERSION WORK START REF NO. ROAD NAME RESTRICTION REASON LOCATION WORK END DATE ROUTE DATE

South West side, From its junction with Wiltshire Row in a southerly direction for Opposite side of P2858 Bridport Place N1 Footway Closure Building Works 13-May-19 11-Oct-19 a distance of 35 metres Footway

P2821 Clarence Mews E5 Road Closure Gas Works From its junction with Clarence Place to its junction with Clarence Road Via local signage 13-May-19 17-May-19

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LONDON BOROUGH OF HACKNEY ROAD TRAFFIC REGULATIONS ACT 1984 SECTION 14(1) AND 16A: PROPOSED AND MADE NOTICES ROAD TRAFFIC REGULATION ACT 1984 SECTION 14(1) AND 16A: NOTICES OF PROPOSED AND MADE ORDERS WE, THE LONDON BOROUGH OF HACKNEY, GIVE NOTICE THAT WE INTEND TO MAKE THE FOLLOWING ORDERS IN THE FIRST PART OF THE TABLE BELOW, AND HAVE MADE THE ORDERS IN THE SECOND PART OF THE TABLE, IN EACH CASE FOR THE REASONS AND DURATION DATES STATED AND WITH ALTERNATIVE DIVERSION ROUTES AVAILABLE ANDY CUNNINGHAM, HEAD OF STREETSCENE, 13 MAY 2019 CONFIRMED RESTRICTION (MADE NOTICE)

DIVERSION WORK START REF NO. ROAD NAME RESTRICTION REASON LOCATION WORK END DATE ROUTE DATE

From its junction with Clarence Place to a point in line with the property P2871 Clarence Mews E5 Road Closure Thames Water Works Via local signage 20-May-19 24-May-19 boundary no 42 & 44

From its junction with Lansdowne Drive in a south westerly direction for a P2844 Croston Street E8 Road Closure Gas Works Via local signage 13-May-19 12-Nov-19 distance of 28 metres

P2852 Crown Place EC2A Road & Footway Closure Installation of Frame Both sides, From its junction with Sun Street to its junction with Earl Street Via local signage 18-May-19 19-May-19

Road Closure & Introduction of P2837 Darnley Road E9 Crane Operation From its junction with Mare Street to its junction with Frampton Park Road Via local signage 15-May-19 17-Jun-19 Two way Traffic

Southbound direction, From its junction with New North Road to its junction with P2870 East Road N1 Bus Lane Suspension Footway Construction Works Not required 13-May-19 07-Jun-19 Bevenden Street

From its junction with Hoxton Street in a north westerly direction to a point line P2834 Hoxton Square N1 Road Closure UKPN Works Via local signage 28-May-19 03-Jun-19 with the property boundary number 44 & 45

Southbound Direction, From its junction with Shrubland Road to its junction with P2841 Lansdowne Drive E8 Introduction of One way street Gas Works Via local signage 13-May-19 12-Nov-19 Westgate Street

P2869 London Lane E8 Road Closure Railway Bridge Works From its junction with Mentmore Terrace to its junction with Martello Street Via local signage 20-May-19 06-Sep-19

P2868 Ravey Street EC2A Road Closure Telecom works From its junction with Leonard Street to its junction with Luke Street Via local signage 13-May-19 25-May-19

P2860 Well Street E9 Road Closure Traffic Management Works From its junction with Valentine Road to its junction with Morning Lane Via local signage 14-May-19 30-Jun-19

South east Direction, From its junction with Broadway Market to its junction with P2842 Westgate Street E8 Introduction of One way street Gas Works Via local signage 13-May-19 12-May-20 Mare Street

P2863 Woodberry Down N4 Road Closure Crane Operation From its junction with Swan Lane to its junction with Kayani Avenue Via local signage 13-May-19 13-May-19

HACKNEY HALF MARATHON MADE RESTRICTION (MADE NOTICE)

DIVERSION WORK START REF NO. ROAD NAME RESTRICTION REASON LOCATION WORK END DATE ROUTE DATE

E683-1 Homerton Road Road Closure Hackney Half Marathon From its junction with Eastway to its junction with Lee Conservancy Road Via local signage 19-May-19 19-May-19

E683-2 Homerton Road Road Closure Hackney Half Marathon From its junction with Lee Conservancy Road to its junction with Marsh Hill Via local signage 19-May-19 19-May-19

From its junction with Homerton High Street to its junction with St Barnabas E683-3 Wardle Street Road Closure Hackney Half Marathon Via local signage 19-May-19 19-May-19 Terrace

From its junction with Homerton High Street to its junction with St Barnabas E683-4 Brooksby Walk Road Closure Hackney Half Marathon Via local signage 19-May-19 19-May-19 Terrace

E683-5 Marsh Hill Road Closure Hackney Half Marathon From its junction with Homerton Road to its junction with Homerton High Street Via local signage 19-May-19 19-May-19

E683-6 Homerton High Street Road Closure Hackney Half Marathon From its junction with Marsh Hill to its junction with Urswick Road Via local signage 19-May-19 19-May-19

From its junction with Homerton High Street to its junction with Lower Clapton E683-7 Urswick Road Road Closure Hackney Half Marathon Via local signage 19-May-19 19-May-19 Road

E683-8 Lower Clapton Road Road Closure Hackney Half Marathon From its junction with Urswick Road to its junction with Down's Road Via local signage 19-May-19 19-May-19

E683-9 Downs Road Road Closure Hackney Half Marathon From its junction with Lower Clapton Road to its junction with Cricketfield Road Via local signage 19-May-19 19-May-19

E683-10 Cricketfield Road Road Closure Hackney Half Marathon From its junction with Down's Road to its junction with Down's Park Road Via local signage 19-May-19 19-May-19

E683-11 Queensdown Road Road Closure Hackney Half Marathon From its junction with Cricketfield Road to its junction with Down's Road Via local signage 19-May-19 19-May-19

E683-12 Downs Road Road Closure Hackney Half Marathon From its junction with Queensdown Road to its junction with Rectory Road Via local signage 19-May-19 19-May-19

E683-13 Rectory Road Road Closure Hackney Half Marathon From its Junction With Down's Road to its Junction With Amhurst Road Via local signage 19-May-19 19-May-19

From its Junction With A10 Stoke Newington Rd to its Junction With Amhurst E683-14 Shacklewell Lane Road Closure Hackney Half Marathon Via local signage 19-May-19 19-May-19 Road YOU CAN GET MORE INFORMATION AND MAKE COMMENTS ABOUT THIS PROPOSED AND MADE ORDERS BY CONTACTING THE HELPLINE ON 020 8356 2897 26 13 May 2019

LONDON BOROUGH OF HACKNEY ROAD TRAFFIC REGULATIONS ACT 1984 SECTION 14(1) AND 16A: PROPOSED AND MADE NOTICES ROAD TRAFFIC REGULATION ACT 1984 SECTION 14(1) AND 16A: NOTICES OF PROPOSED AND MADE ORDERS WE, THE LONDON BOROUGH OF HACKNEY, GIVE NOTICE THAT WE INTEND TO MAKE THE FOLLOWING ORDERS IN THE FIRST PART OF THE TABLE BELOW, AND HAVE MADE THE ORDERS IN THE SECOND PART OF THE TABLE, IN EACH CASE FOR THE REASONS AND DURATION DATES STATED AND WITH ALTERNATIVE DIVERSION ROUTES AVAILABLE ANDY CUNNINGHAM, HEAD OF STREETSCENE, 13 MAY 2019 HACKNEY HALF MARATHON MADE RESTRICTION (MADE NOTICE)

DIVERSION WORK START REF NO. ROAD NAME RESTRICTION REASON LOCATION WORK END DATE ROUTE DATE

From its Junction With Shacklewell Lane to its Junction With Sandringham E683-15 St Mark's Rise Road Closure Hackney Half Marathon Via local signage 19-May-19 19-May-19 Road

From its Junction With Amhurst Road to its Junction With A10 Stoke Newington E683-16 Sandringham Road Road Closure Hackney Half Marathon Via local signage 19-May-19 19-May-19 Road

E683-17 Downs Park Road Road Closure Hackney Half Marathon From its Junction With Amhurst road to its Junction With Pembury Road Via local signage 19-May-19 19-May-19

E683-18 Pembury Road Road Closure Hackney Half Marathon From its Junction With Down's Park Road to its Junction With Dalston Lane Via local signage 19-May-19 19-May-19

From its Junction With A10 Kingsland Road to its Junction With Lower Clapton E683-19 Dalston Lane Road Closure Hackney Half Marathon Via local signage 19-May-19 19-May-19 Road

E683-20 Amhurst road Road Closure Hackney Half Marathon From its Junction With Farleigh Road to its Junction With Mare Street Via local signage 19-May-19 19-May-19

E683-21 Lower Clapton Road Road Closure Hackney Half Marathon From its Junction With Dalston Lane to its Junction With Urswick Road Via local signage 19-May-19 19-May-19

E683-22 Ponsford Street Road Closure Hackney Half Marathon From its Junction With Homerton High Street to its Junction With Morning Lane Via local signage 19-May-19 19-May-19

E683-23 Morning Lane Road Closure Hackney Half Marathon From its Junction With Wick Lane to its Junction With Mare Street Via local signage 19-May-19 19-May-19

E683-24 Valette Street Road Closure Hackney Half Marathon From its Junction With Morning Lane to its Junction With Paragon Road Via local signage 19-May-19 19-May-19

E683-25 Paragon Road Road Closure Hackney Half Marathon From its Junction With Valette Street to its Junction With Mare Street Via local signage 19-May-19 19-May-19

E683-26 Mare Street Road Closure Hackney Half Marathon From its junction with Darnley Road to its junction with Graham Road Via local signage 19-May-19 19-May-19

E683-27 Graham Road Road Closure Hackney Half Marathon From its Junction With Mare Street to its Junction With Queensbridge Road Via local signage 19-May-19 19-May-19

E683-28 Queensbridge Road Road Closure Hackney Half Marathon From its Junction With Graham Road to its Junction With Middleton Road Via local signage 19-May-19 19-May-19

From its junction with A10 Kingsland Road to its junction with Queensbridge E683-29 Middleton Road Road Closure Hackney Half Marathon Via local signage 19-May-19 19-May-19 Road

E683-30 Haggerston Road Road Closure Hackney Half Marathon From its Junction With A10 Kingsland Road to its Junction With Scriven Street Via local signage 19-May-19 19-May-19

From its Junction With Haggerston Road to its Junction With Queensbridge E683-31 Scriven Street Road Closure Hackney Half Marathon Via local signage 19-May-19 19-May-19 Road

E683-32 Queensbridge Road Road Closure Hackney Half Marathon From its Junction With Scriven Street to its Junction With Whiston Road Via local signage 19-May-19 19-May-19

From its Junction With Queensbridge Road to its Junction With Pritchard's E683-33 Whiston Road Road Closure Hackney Half Marathon Via local signage 19-May-19 19-May-19 Road

E683-34 Pritchard's Road Road Closure Hackney Half Marathon From its Junction With Whiston Road to its Junction With Broadway Market Via local signage 19-May-19 19-May-19

E683-35 Broadway Market Road Closure Hackney Half Marathon From its Junction With Whiston Road to its Junction With Westgate Street Via local signage 19-May-19 19-May-19

E683-36 Westgate Street Road Closure Hackney Half Marathon From its Junction With Broadway Market to its Junction With Mare Street Via local signage 19-May-19 19-May-19

E683-37 Triangle Road Road Closure Hackney Half Marathon From its Junction With Westgate Street to its Junction With Warburton Street Via local signage 19-May-19 19-May-19

E683-38 Warburton Street Road Closure Hackney Half Marathon From its Junction With Triangle Road to its Junction With Exmouth Place Via local signage 19-May-19 19-May-19

E683-39 Exmouth Place Road Closure Hackney Half Marathon From its Junction With Warburton Street to its Junction With Mentmore Terrace Via local signage 19-May-19 19-May-19

E683-40 Mentmore Terrace Road Closure Hackney Half Marathon From its Junction With Exmouth Place to its Junction With London Lane Via local signage 19-May-19 19-May-19

From its Junction With Mentmore Terrace to its Junction With Gransden E683-41 London Lane Road Closure Hackney Half Marathon Via local signage 19-May-19 19-May-19 Avenue

E683-42 Gransden Avenue Road Closure Hackney Half Marathon From its Junction With London Lane to its Junction With Lamb Lane Via local signage 19-May-19 19-May-19

YOU CAN GET MORE INFORMATION AND MAKE COMMENTS ABOUT THIS PROPOSED AND MADE ORDERS BY CONTACTING THE HELPLINE ON 020 8356 2897

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LONDON BOROUGH OF HACKNEY ROAD TRAFFIC REGULATIONS ACT 1984 SECTION 14(1) AND 16A: PROPOSED AND MADE NOTICES ROAD TRAFFIC REGULATION ACT 1984 SECTION 14(1) AND 16A: NOTICES OF PROPOSED AND MADE ORDERS WE, THE LONDON BOROUGH OF HACKNEY, GIVE NOTICE THAT WE INTEND TO MAKE THE FOLLOWING ORDERS IN THE FIRST PART OF THE TABLE BELOW, AND HAVE MADE THE ORDERS IN THE SECOND PART OF THE TABLE, IN EACH CASE FOR THE REASONS AND DURATION DATES STATED AND WITH ALTERNATIVE DIVERSION ROUTES AVAILABLE ANDY CUNNINGHAM, HEAD OF STREETSCENE, 13 MAY 2019 HACKNEY HALF MARATHON MADE RESTRICTION (MADE NOTICE)

DIVERSION WORK START REF NO. ROAD NAME RESTRICTION REASON LOCATION WORK END DATE ROUTE DATE

From its Junction With Mentmore Terrace to its Junction With Gransden E683-43 Lamb Lane Road Closure Hackney Half Marathon Via local signage 19-May-19 19-May-19 Avenue

E683-44 Sidworth Street Road Closure Hackney Half Marathon From its Junction With Lamb Lane to its Junction With Bayford Street Via local signage 19-May-19 19-May-19

E683-45 Bayford Street Road Closure Hackney Half Marathon From its Junction With Sidworth Street to its Junction With Mare Street Via local signage 19-May-19 19-May-19

E683-46 Mare Street Road Closure Hackney Half Marathon From its Junction With Well Street to its Junction With Victoria Park Road Via local signage 19-May-19 19-May-19

E683-47 Victoria Park Road Road Closure Hackney Half Marathon From its Junction With Mare Street to its Junction With Wick Road Via local signage 19-May-19 19-May-19

E683-48 Cadogan Terrace Road Closure Hackney Half Marathon From its Junction With Wick Road to its Junction With Wick Lane Via local signage 19-May-19 19-May-19

E683-49 Lower Clapton Road Road Closure Hackney Half Marathon From its Junction With Lea Bridge Road to its Junction With Downs Road Via local signage 19-May-19 19-May-19

E683-50 Rectory Road Road Closure Hackney Half Marathon From its Junction With Manse Road to its Junction With Downs Road Via local signage 19-May-19 19-May-19

E683-51 Mare Street Road Closure Hackney Half Marathon From its Junction With Victoria Park Road to its Junction With Hackney Road Via local signage 19-May-19 19-May-19

E683-52 Eastway Road Closure Hackney Half Marathon From its Junction With Waterden Road to its Junction With Osborne Road Via local signage 19-May-19 19-May-19

E683-53 Lee Conservancy Road Road Closure Hackney Half Marathon From its Junction With Eastway to its Junction With Homerton Road Via local signage 19-May-19 19-May-19

E683-54 Wick Lane Road Closure Hackney Half Marathon From its Junction With Cadogan Terrace to its Junction With Monier Road Via local signage 19-May-19 19-May-19

E683-55 Grove Road Road Closure Hackney Half Marathon From its Junction With Old Ford Road to its Junction With Victoria Park Road Via local signage 19-May-19 19-May-19

E683-56 Monier Road Road Closure Hackney Half Marathon From its Junction With Wick Lane to its Junction With Wansbeck Road Via local signage 19-May-19 19-May-19

E683-57 Wansbeck Road Road Closure Hackney Half Marathon From its Junction With Monier Road to its Junction With Rothbury Road Via local signage 19-May-19 19-May-19

E683-58 Rothbury Road Road Closure Hackney Half Marathon From its Junction With Wansbeck Road to its Junction With Chapman Road Via local signage 19-May-19 19-May-19

E683-59 Chapman Road Road Closure Hackney Half Marathon From its Junction With Wallis Road to its Junction With Felstead Street Via local signage 19-May-19 19-May-19

E683-60 Felstead Street Road Closure Hackney Half Marathon From its Junction With Chapman Road to its Junction With Prince Edward Road Via local signage 19-May-19 19-May-19

E683-61 Felstead Road Road Closure Hackney Half Marathon From its Junction With Berkshire Road to its Junction With Prince Edward Road Via local signage 19-May-19 19-May-19

E683-62 Berkshire Road Road Closure Hackney Half Marathon From its junction with Felstead Road to its junction with Wallis Road Via local signage 19-May-19 19-May-19

E683-63 Lesney Avenue Road Closure Hackney Half Marathon From its Junction With East Bay Lane to its Junction With Waterden Road Via local signage 19-May-19 19-May-19

E683-64 Wallis Road Road Closure Hackney Half Marathon From its Junction With Berkshire Road to its Junction With Hepscott Road Via local signage 19-May-19 19-May-19

E683-65 Hepscott Road Road Closure Hackney Half Marathon From its Junction With Wallis Road to its Junction With Rothbury Road Via local signage 19-May-19 19-May-19

E683-66 Rothbury Road Road Closure Hackney Half Marathon From its Junction With Hepscott Road to its Junction With White Post Lane Via local signage 19-May-19 19-May-19

E683-67 White Post Lane Road Closure Hackney Half Marathon From its Junction With Rothbury Road to its Junction With Loop Road Via local signage 19-May-19 19-May-19

E683-68 East Bay Lane Road Closure Hackney Half Marathon From its junction with Parkes Street to its junction with Lesney Avenue Via local signage 19-May-19 19-May-19

E683-69 Loop Road Road Closure Hackney Half Marathon From its Junction With White Post Lane to its Junction With Carpenters Road Via local signage 19-May-19 19-May-19

E683-70 Clarnico Lane Road Closure Hackney Half Marathon From its Junction With Carpenters Road to its Junction With Waterden Road Via local signage 19-May-19 19-May-19

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LONDON BOROUGH OF HACKNEY ROAD TRAFFIC REGULATIONS ACT 1984 SECTION 14(1) AND 16A: PROPOSED AND MADE NOTICES ROAD TRAFFIC REGULATION ACT 1984 SECTION 14(1) AND 16A: NOTICES OF PROPOSED AND MADE ORDERS WE, THE LONDON BOROUGH OF HACKNEY, GIVE NOTICE THAT WE INTEND TO MAKE THE FOLLOWING ORDERS IN THE FIRST PART OF THE TABLE BELOW, AND HAVE MADE THE ORDERS IN THE SECOND PART OF THE TABLE, IN EACH CASE FOR THE REASONS AND DURATION DATES STATED AND WITH ALTERNATIVE DIVERSION ROUTES AVAILABLE ANDY CUNNINGHAM, HEAD OF STREETSCENE, 13 MAY 2019 HACKNEY HALF MARATHON MADE RESTRICTION (MADE NOTICE)

DIVERSION WORK START REF NO. ROAD NAME RESTRICTION REASON LOCATION WORK END DATE ROUTE DATE

E683-71 Parkes Street Road Closure Hackney Half Marathon From its Junction With Waterden Road to its Junction With East Bay Lane Via local signage 19-May-19 19-May-19

E683-72 Waterden Road Road Closure Hackney Half Marathon From its Junction With Lesney Avenue to its Junction With Westfield Avenue Via local signage 19-May-19 19-May-19

E683-73 Westfield Avenue Road Closure Hackney Half Marathon From its Junction With Clarnico Lane to its Junction With Olympic Park Avenue Via local signage 19-May-19 19-May-19

Introduction of either left or right E683-74 Balls Pond Road Hackney Half Marathon Left and Right turn at its Junction with Kingsland High Street Via local signage 19-May-19 19-May-19 turns

Introduction of either left or right E683-75 Dalston Lane Hackney Half Marathon Left and Right turn at its Junction with Kingsland High Street Via local signage 19-May-19 19-May-19 turns

Introduction of either left or right E683-76 Cecillia Road Hackney Half Marathon Right turn at its Junction with Dalston Lane Via local signage 19-May-19 19-May-19 turns

Introduction of either left or right E683-77 Hackney Road Hackney Half Marathon Right turn at its Junction with Kingsland Road Via local signage 19-May-19 19-May-19 turns

Introduction of either left or right E683-78 International Way Hackney Half Marathon Left turn at its Junction with Roundhouse Lane Via local signage 19-May-19 19-May-19 turns

Introduction of either left or right E683-79 Kingsmead Way Hackney Half Marathon At its junction with Homerton Road Via local signage 19-May-19 19-May-19 turns

E683-80 Wardle Street Introduction of Two way Traffic Hackney Half Marathon From its junction with Homerton Road to its junction with St Barnabas Terrace Via local signage 19-May-19 19-May-19

E683-81 Fenn Street Introduction of Two way Traffic Hackney Half Marathon From its junction with Homerton High Street to its junction with Homerton Row Via local signage 19-May-19 19-May-19

E683-82 Furrow Lane Introduction of Two way Traffic Hackney Half Marathon From its junction with Homerton High Street to its junction with Homerton Row Via local signage 19-May-19 19-May-19

E683-83 Median Road Introduction of Two way Traffic Hackney Half Marathon From its junction with Lower Clapton Road to its junction with Dunlace Road Via local signage 19-May-19 19-May-19

E683-84 Powerscroft Road Introduction of Two way Traffic Hackney Half Marathon From its junction with Lower Clapton Road to its junction with Almack Road Via local signage 19-May-19 19-May-19

E683-85 Goulton Road Introduction of Two way Traffic Hackney Half Marathon From its junction with Lower Clapton Road to its junction with Clarence Road Via local signage 19-May-19 19-May-19

E683-86 Rowhill Road Introduction of Two way Traffic Hackney Half Marathon From its junction with Lower Clapton Road to its junction with Clarence Road Via local signage 19-May-19 19-May-19

E683-87 Shacklewell Road Introduction of Two way Traffic Hackney Half Marathon From its junction with Somerford Grove to its junction with Shacklewell Lane Via local signage 19-May-19 19-May-19

E683-88 Alvington Crescent Introduction of Two way Traffic Hackney Half Marathon From its junction with St Mark's Rise to its junction with Shacklewell Lane Via local signage 19-May-19 19-May-19

E683-89 Paragon Road Introduction of Two way Traffic Hackney Half Marathon From its junction with Valette Street to its junction with Chatham Place Via local signage 19-May-19 19-May-19

E683-90 Wilton Way Introduction of Two way Traffic Hackney Half Marathon From its junction with Mare Street to its junction with Hillman Street Via local signage 19-May-19 19-May-19

E683-91 Hillman Street Introduction of Two way Traffic Hackney Half Marathon From its junction with Wilton Way to its junction with Reading Lane Via local signage 19-May-19 19-May-19

E683-92 Navarino Road Introduction of Two way Traffic Hackney Half Marathon From its junction with Graham Road to its junction with Richmond Road Via local signage 19-May-19 19-May-19

E683-93 Navarino Road Introduction of Two way Traffic Hackney Half Marathon From its junction with Graham Road to its junction with Dalston Lane Via local signage 19-May-19 19-May-19

E683-94 Greenwood Road Introduction of Two way Traffic Hackney Half Marathon From its junction with Graham Road to its junction with Dalston Lane Via local signage 19-May-19 19-May-19

E683-95 Greenwood Road Introduction of Two way Traffic Hackney Half Marathon From its junction with Graham Road to its junction with Richmond Road Via local signage 19-May-19 19-May-19

E683-96 Parkholme Road Introduction of Two way Traffic Hackney Half Marathon From its junction with Queens Bridge Road to its junction with Wilton Way Via local signage 19-May-19 19-May-19

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LONDON BOROUGH OF HACKNEY ROAD TRAFFIC REGULATIONS ACT 1984 SECTION 14(1) AND 16A: PROPOSED AND MADE NOTICES ROAD TRAFFIC REGULATION ACT 1984 SECTION 14(1) AND 16A: NOTICES OF PROPOSED AND MADE ORDERS WE, THE LONDON BOROUGH OF HACKNEY, GIVE NOTICE THAT WE INTEND TO MAKE THE FOLLOWING ORDERS IN THE FIRST PART OF THE TABLE BELOW, AND HAVE MADE THE ORDERS IN THE SECOND PART OF THE TABLE, IN EACH CASE FOR THE REASONS AND DURATION DATES STATED AND WITH ALTERNATIVE DIVERSION ROUTES AVAILABLE ANDY CUNNINGHAM, HEAD OF STREETSCENE, 13 MAY 2019 HACKNEY HALF MARATHON MADE RESTRICTION (MADE NOTICE) DIVERSION WORK START WORK END REF NO. ROAD NAME RESTRICTION REASON LOCATION ROUTE DATE DATE E683-97 Victoria Park Road Introduction of Two way Traffic Hackney Half Marathon From its junction with Mare Street to its junction with Wick Road Via local signage 19-May-19 19-May-19

E683-98 Banbury Road Introduction of Two way Traffic Hackney Half Marathon From its junction with Victoria Park Road to its junction with Southborough Via local signage 19-May-19 19-May-19 Road

E683-99 Gascoyne Road Introduction of Two way Traffic Hackney Half Marathon From its junction with Harrowgate Road to its junction with Cassland Road Via local signage 19-May-19 19-May-19

E683-100 Brookfield Road Introduction of Two way Traffic Hackney Half Marathon From its junction with Victoria Park Road to its junction with Cassland Road Via local signage 19-May-19 19-May-19

E683-101 Eastway Introduction of Two way Traffic Hackney Half Marathon From its junction with Lee Conservancy Road to its junction with A12 Slip Road Via local signage 19-May-19 19-May-19

E683-102 Homerton Road E9 Introduction of Waiting Loading & Hackney Half Marathon Both sides, From its junction with Lee Conservancy Road to its junction with Not required 17-May-19 19-May-19 Unloading Restriction Eastway (A106)

E683-103 Homerton High Street E9 Introduction of Waiting Loading & Hackney Half Marathon South west side, From its junction with Ponsford Street to its junction with Not required 17-May-19 19-May-19 Unloading Restriction Isabella Road

E683-104 Urswick Road E9 Introduction of Waiting Loading & Hackney Half Marathon Both sides, From its junction with Sutton Place to its junction with Rowe Lane Not required 17-May-19 19-May-19 Unloading Restriction

E683-105 Downs Road E5 Introduction of Waiting Loading & Hackney Half Marathon North side, From its junction with Monro Way to its junction with Midhurst Way Not required 17-May-19 19-May-19 Unloading Restriction

E683-106 Downs Park Road Introduction of Waiting Loading & Hackney Half Marathon South east side, From its junction with Andre Street to its junction with Pembury Not required 17-May-19 19-May-19 Unloading Restriction Road

E683-107 Lea Bridge Road E5 Introduction of Waiting Loading & Hackney Half Marathon South east side, From its junction with Wattisfield Road to its junction with Not required 17-May-19 19-May-19 Unloading Restriction Lower Clapton Road YOU CAN GET MORE INFORMATION AND MAKE COMMENTS ABOUT THIS PROPOSED AND MADE ORDERS BY CONTACTING THE HELPLINE ON 020 8356 2897

NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR PLANNING PERMISSION Notice Of Application For Planning Permission And Advertisement Consent (Accompanised By An Environmental Statement) Under Article 13, 15 & 16 Of The Town And Country Planning (Development Management Procedure) (England) Order 2015; The Town And Country Planning Act (1990) (As Amended); The Town And Country Planning (Environmental Impact Assessment) Regulations 2017; And The Town And Country (Control Of Advertisements (England) Regulations 2007 Date of notice: 6 May 2019 structures, associated infrastructure, copy per request). Hardcopies of the main planning-authority/planning-policy- In accordance with the above acts and plant, utilities and other works incidental ES can be purchased for £100 (plus courier and-decisions-team-privacy-notice. related legislation, notice is hereby given to such development. This proposal charges). Each additional volume is £100 Have your say and discuss the application that: Stratford Garden Development is accompanied by an environmental (plus courier charges). The full ES and its with representatives of the Planning Policy Ltd has submitted a MAJOR planning statement. An application for appendices can be purchased for £500 and Decisions Team at the public drop application that may affect the setting of a advertisement consent has been submitted (plus courier charges). in session. No appointment is necessary. conservation area: alongside this proposal (19/00098/ADV) To request a digital or hardcopy of the Groups and organisations are invited to Application Reference No: 19/00097/ The proposed development is situated ES please email Trium Environmental book a discussion slot if attending on this FUL Application Site: Land lying within 10 metres of relevant railway Consulting LLP: [email protected] date. Please phone PPDT on 020 3288 8820 to book and/or to advise us if you to the west of Angel Lane, Stratford, land. Anyone who wishes to make have any special requirements. London, E15 1AA Description of The application forms, plans and other comments about the applications Proposal: Development of a multi-use documents submitted may be examined should write to the following address Drop-In Session entertainment and leisure building with at the London Legacy Development quoting the relevant Application an illuminated external display (96.5 Corporation reception Level 10, 1 Stratford Reference Number: Director of Planning Date Location metres AOD) and external podium and Place, Montfichet Road, London E20 1EJ. Policy and Decisions Team, London Legacy Wednesday St. Paul & St. terraces with landscaping (sui generis The reception is open from 09:00 – 17:00 Development Corporation, Level 10, 1 use including: entertainment, assembly Monday to Friday by appointment only Stratford Place, Montfitchet Road, London 5th June James Church, 65 and leisure venue; music venue/nightclub; telephone number 020 3288 8820. E20 1EJ. Alternatively, comments can be 2019 – 4pm Maryland Road, restaurant / members’ lounge/nightclub; The above documents are also available made by email to: planningenquiries@ - 8:30pm E15 1Jl bars, restaurants, cafés and retail; to view and/or download from the londonlegacy.co.uk. storage, vehicle parking, servicing and Planning Register on the Planning Policy loading; external podium and terraces for Comments should be submitted by 28- and Decisions Team website http:// Jun-2019. entertainment, assembly and leisure use, planningregister.londonlegacy.co.uk. café, bar and retail facilities; together with For details of how the Planning Policy all supporting and complementary uses) Members of the public can purchase digital and Decisions Team (PPDT) applies data and the construction of new pedestrian copies of the Environmental Statement protection principles to processing data and vehicular bridges, highway and access (ES) for £10 (plus postage and packaging). supplied to us, please see the Privacy works, servicing, open space, hard and Hard copies of the Non-Technical Summary Notice available on our website - www. soft landscaping, demolition of existing of the ES are available free of charge (1 queenelizabetholympicpark.co.uk/ 30 13 May 2019

1. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the Council of the London THE HACKNEY (PARKING PLACES) (MAP BASED) LONDON BOROUGH OF HACKNEY Borough of Hackney on 10th May 2019 did make the above- (CONSOLIDATION) (AMENDMENT NO.*) ORDER 201* THE HACKNEY (WAITING, LOADING AND STOPPING TRAFFIC mentioned Order under the Road Traffic Regulation Act 1984 TT1358 as amended. RESTRICTIONS) (MAP BASED) (CONSOLIDATION) (AMENDMENT NO.*) ORDER 201* 2. The general effect of the Order will be to revoke the 1. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the Council of the London Borough of Hackney proposes to make the above-mentioned THE HACKNEY (PARKING PLACES) (MAP BASED) LONDON BOROUGH OF HACKNEY Hackney (Prescribed Routes and 20mph Speed limit) (Consolidation No.1) Order 2017 and all associated Orders under the Road Traffic Regulation Act 1984 as (CONSOLIDATION) (AMENDMENT NO.*) ORDER 201* THE HACKNEY (WAITING, LOADING AND STOPPING amendments to that Order. amended. TT1347 RESTRICTIONS) (MAP BASED) (CONSOLIDATION) 2. The general effect of the Orders will be as follows; 3. Copies of the Order, which will come into force on 13th 1. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the Council of the London (AMENDMENT NO.*) ORDER 201* a. Amhurst Road: replace the disabled bay outside No. 277 May 2019, other relevant Orders, and other documents giving Borough of Hackney proposes to make the above-mentioned Amhurst Road with a residents’ parking space; THE HACKNEY (PARKING PLACES) (MAP BASED) more detailed particulars of the Order, can be inspected Orders under the Road Traffic Regulation Act 1984 as amended. (CONSOLIDATION) (AMENDMENT NO.*) ORDER 201* during normal office hours on Mondays to Fridays inclusive, b. Bethune Road: Introduce a disabled bay outside No. 77 2. The general effect of the Orders will be to introduce cycle TT1341 for a period of six weeks from the date on which the Order is Oak Tree Community Centre (6.6 metres); made, in the Visitors reception area, London Borough of Hack- hanger parking as follows; c. Cadogan Terrace: replace the disabled bays and the 1. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the Council of the London ney, Hackney Service Centre, 1 Hillman Street, London, E8 1. Adley Street - Boundary Wall of Nos 54/56. ambulance bays outside Nos. 30 to 50 with shared use Borough of Hackney proposes to make the above-mentioned 1DY. Further information may be obtained by contacting the bays and also replace the single yellow line waiting 2. Benthal Road - Boundary Wall of Nos 32/34. Orders under the Road Traffic Regulation Act 1984 as Helpdesk on 020 8356 8991 and quoting the above TT refer- restrictions with double yellow line “at any time” waiting amended. ence number. 3. Blackstock Road - Boundary Wall of Nos 107/109. restrictions; 2. The general effect of the Orders will be as follows; 4. If any person wishes to question the validity of the Order, 4. Bodney Road - Boundary Wall of Nos 32/34. d. Colville Estate: introduce parking bays and double yellow or of any provision contained therein on the grounds that it 5. Bradstock Road - Boundary Wall of Nos 28/30. a) Ickburgh Road: change all permit and shared use bays line “at any time” waiting restrictions in various sections not within the powers conferred by the Road Traffic Regula- from Zone R to Zone S of the estate; 6. Brownswood Road - Boundary Wall of Nos 19/21. tion Act 1984 or that any requirement of the Act or of any b) Ickburgh Road: change maximum stay in all shared use 7. Chesholm Road - Boundary Wall of Nos 17/19. instrument under the Act has not been complied with, that e. Dunsmure Road: extend the bay outside outside Nos bays from 1 (one) hour to 4 (four) hours person may, within six weeks of the date on which the Order is 78-90 by 2.8m east. 8. Colne Road - Boundary Wall of Nos 13/14. 3. Plans of the proposed measures can be inspected during made, apply for the purpose to the High Court. f. Hyde Road: replace the permit and residents’ bays 9. Cranwich Road - Boundary Wall of Nos 47/49. normal office hours on Mondays to Fridays for a period of 21 between Pitfield Street and Northport Street with double 10. Farleigh Road - Boundary Wall of Nos 64/66. days from the date, on which this notice is published, in the yellow line “at any time” waiting restrictions; visitor’s reception area, London Borough of Hackney, Hackney 11. Forburg Road - Boundary Wall of Nos 74/76. LONDON BOROUGH OF HACKNEY g. Meeson Road: replace the disabled bay outside No. 29 Service Centre, 1 Hillman Street, London, E8 1DY. Further 12. Gunton Road - Boundary Wall of Nos 46/48. information may be obtained at www.hackneytraffweb.co.uk, THE HACKNEY (WAITING, LOADING AND STOPPING with a permit bay; or by contacting Helpdesk on 020 8356 8991 and quoting the RESTRICTIONS) (MAP BASED) (CONSOLIDATION) h. Pitfield Street: replace the residents’ parking place on 13. Mabley Street - Boundary Wall of Nos 23/25. above TT reference number. (AMENDMENT NO.*) ORDER 201* the eastern side of Pitfield Street, between Mintern Street 14. Manor Road - Boundary Wall of Nos 26/28, outside no 28. 4. Any objections or other representations about either of and Hobbs Place Estate, with double yellow line “at any 15. Newick Road - Boundary Wall of Nos 50/52. THE HACKNEY (PARKING PLACES) (MAP BASED) time” waiting restrictions; the Orders should be sent in writing to Streetscene – Networks (CONSOLIDATION) (AMENDMENT NO.*) ORDER 201* 16. Norcott Road - Boundary Wall of Nos 25/27, outside no 25. Team at the address specified in paragraph 3 above or emailed i. Queen’s Drive: replace 6.6 metres of permit bay outside TT1353 17. Springdale Road - Boundary Wall of Nos 46/48. to [email protected] within 21 days from the date No. 29 Queen’s Drive with a disabled bay; and on which this Notice is published. All objections must specify 1. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the Council of the London j. Wattisfield Road: replace the disabled bay outside No. 18. Southwold Road - Boundary Wall of Nos 55/57. the grounds on which they are made. Borough of Hackney proposes to make the above-mentioned 14 with a permit bay. 19. St Mark’s Rise - Boundary Wall of Nos 18/19, outside no 19 Orders under the Road Traffic Regulation Act 1984 as 3. Plans of the proposed measures can be inspected during 20. Winston Road - Boundary Wall of Nos 60/62. amended. normal office hours on Mondays to Fridays for a period of 21 3. Plans of the proposed measures can be inspected during LONDON BOROUGH OF HACKNEY 2. The general effect of the Orders will be as follows; days from the date, on which this notice is published, in the normal office hours on Mondays to Fridays for a period of 21 THE HACKNEY (WAITING, LOADING AND STOPPING a) Remove parking spaces outside No255 and No261/263 visitor’s reception area, London Borough of Hackney, Hackney days from the date, on which this notice is published, in the RESTRICTIONS) (MAP BASED) (CONSOLIDATION) Amhurst Road and replace with no waiting at any time to Service Centre, 1 Hillman Street, London, E8 1DY. Further visitor’s reception area, London Borough of Hackney, Hackney (AMENDMENT NO.*) ORDER 201* facilitate buildouts with permanent planter provisions. information may be obtained at www.hackneytraffweb.co.uk, Service Centre, 1 Hillman Street, London, E8 1DY. Further 3. Plans of the proposed measures can be inspected during or by contacting Helpdesk on 020 8356 8991 and quoting the information may be obtained at www.hackneytraffweb.co.uk, THE HACKNEY (PARKING PLACES) (MAP BASED) above TT reference number. or by contacting Helpdesk on 020 8356 8991 and quoting the (CONSOLIDATION) (AMENDMENT NO.*) ORDER 201* normal office hours on Mondays to Fridays for a period of 21 days from the date, on which this notice is published, in the 4. Any objections or other representations about either of above TT reference number. TT1343 visitor’s reception area, London Borough of Hackney, Hackney the Orders should be sent in writing to Streetscene – Networks 4. Any objections or other representations about either of Service Centre, 1 Hillman Street, London, E8 1DY. Further Team at the address specified in paragraph 3 above or emailed 1. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the Council of the London the Orders should be sent in writing to Streetscene – Networks information may be obtained at www.hackneytraffweb.co.uk, to [email protected] within 21 days from the date Borough of Hackney proposes to make the above-mentioned Team at the address specified in paragraph 3 above or emailed or by contacting Helpdesk on 020 8356 8991 and quoting the on which this Notice is published. All objections must specify Orders under the Road Traffic Regulation Act 1984 as to [email protected] within 21 days from the date above TT reference number. the grounds on which they are made. amended. on which this Notice is published. All objections must specify 4. Any objections or other representations about either of the grounds on which they are made. 2. The general effect of the Orders will be as follows; the Orders should be sent in writing to Streetscene – Networks a) Introduce permit parking bays, disabled bays, 4hr Team at the address specified in paragraph 3 above or emailed LONDON BOROUGH OF HACKNEY maximum stay shared use bays, and associated waiting to [email protected] within 21 days from the date THE HACKNEY (WAITING, LOADING AND STOPPING LONDON BOROUGH OF HACKNEY restrictions in the following roads as Zone T on which this Notice is published. All objections must specify RESTRICTIONS) (MAP BASED) (CONSOLIDATION) THE HACKNEY (PRESCRIBED ROUTES AND 20MPH the grounds on which they are made. Braydon Road Broadway Mews (AMENDMENT NO.15) ORDER 2019 SPEED LIMIT) (CONSOLIDATION) (AMENDMENT NO.1) ORDER 2019 TT1266 Chardmore Road Clapton Terrace THE HACKNEY (PARKING PLACES) (MAP BASED) LONDON BOROUGH OF HACKNEY (CONSOLIDATION) (AMEND-MENT NO.15) ORDER 2019 1. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that on the 3rd May 2019 Darenth Road Filey Avenue TT1342 THE HACKNEY (PRESCRIBED ROUTES AND 20 MPH the Council of the London Borough of Hackney did make the Firsby Road Forburg Road SPEED LIMIT) (CONSOLIDATION) (AMENDMENT NO.3) 1. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that on the 10th May 2019 the above-mentioned Order under the Road Traffic Regulation Act 1984 as amended. Gilda Crescent Kyverdale Road (between ORDER 2019 TT1354 Council of the London Bor-ough of Hackney made the above- its junction with Cazenove mentioned Orders under the Road Traffic Regulation Act 1984 2. The general effect of the Order will be to; Road and Portland Avenue) 1. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that on the 10th May 2019 the as amended. a) Make permanent a ‘Pedestrian and Cyclist Zone’ on Council of the London Bor-ough of Hackney made the above- 2. The general effect of the Orders will be to introduce estate London Fields West Side and Gayhurst Road(between junctions Leweston Place Lynmouth Road mentioned Order under the Road Traffic Regulation Act 1984 permit parking bays, disabled bays and associated waiting with London Fields West Side and Appleby Road)between as amended. Oldhill Street Osbaldeston Road (between restrictions as follows; 8.30am - 9.15am, and 3.15pm – 4:00pm Monday – Friday. its junction with Cazenove 2. The general effect of the Order will be: a. At various locations in Gascoyne Estate including any (During term times only). Road and Clapton Common) a) to introduce one way on Mackintosh Lane between unnamed access roads. Access will be permitted by means of special dispensation for Sedgewick Street and Homerton High Street in a northerly Portland Avenue Stamford Grove East b. At various locations in the Jack Watts & Radley Square residents/ businesses within the affected zone and for blue direction. badge holders who register for an exemption. Stamford Grove West Estates including any unnamed access roads. 3. Copies of the Order, which will come into force on 20th c. At various locations in the Queen Elizabeth’s Close Estate. Access will be permitted for Council vehicles and Dial-a-ride May 2019, other relevant Orders, and other documents giving d. In the section of the Regent’s Estate adjacent to Nos. 3 to Two way access for cyclists will be permitted at all times 3. Plans of the proposed measures can be inspected during more detailed particulars of the Order, can be inspected dur- through the zone normal office hours on Mondays to Fridays for a period of 21 ing normal office hours Mondays to Fridays, for a period of six 11 Brownlow Road. days from the date, on which this notice is published, in the weeks from the date on which the Order is made, in the visitors 2. Copies of the Orders, which will come into force on 28th 3. Copies of the Order, which will come into force on 20th visitor’s reception area, London Borough of Hackney, Hackney reception area, London Borough of Hackney, Hackney Service May 2019, other relevant Orders, and other documents giving May 2019, other relevant Orders, and other documents giving Service Centre, 1 Hillman Street, London, E8 1DY. Further Centre, 1 Hillman Street, E8 1DY. Further information may be more detailed particulars of the Orders, can be inspected more detailed particulars of the Order, can be inspected dur- information may be obtained at www.hackneytraffweb.co.uk, obtained at www.hackneytraffweb.gov.uk or by contacting during normal office hours Mondays to Fridays, for a period of ing normal office hours on Mondays to Fridays for a period of or by contacting Helpdesk on 020 8356 8991 and quoting the Helpdesk on 020 8356 8991 and quot-ing the above TT six weeks from the date on which the Orders are made, in the six weeks from the date on which the Order is made, in the above TT reference number. reference number. visitors reception area, London Borough of Hack-ney, Hackney visitors reception area, London Borough of Hackney, Hackney Service Centre, 1 Hillman Street, E8 1DY. Further information 4. Any objections or other representations about either of 4. If any person wishes to question the validity of the Service Centre, 1 Hillman Street, E8 1DY. Further information may be ob-tained at www.hackneytraffweb.gov.uk or by may be obtained at by contacting Helpdesk on 020 8356 8991 the Orders should be sent in writing to Streetscene – Networks Order, or of any provision contained therein on the grounds and quoting the above TT reference num-ber. Team at the address specified in paragraph 3 above or emailed that it is not within the powers conferred by the Road Traffic contacting Helpdesk on 020 8356 8991 and quoting the above to [email protected] within 21 days from the date Regulation Act 1984 or that any requirement of the Act or of TT reference number. 4. If any person wishes to question the validity of the Order, on which this Notice is published. All objections must specify any instrument under the Act has not been complied with, that 3. If any person wishes to question the validity of the or of any provision contained therein on the grounds that it the grounds on which they are made. person may, within six weeks of the date on which the Order is Orders, or of any provision contained therein on the grounds not within the powers conferred by the Road Traffic Regula- made, apply for the purpose to the High Court. that it is not within the powers conferred by the Road Traffic tion Act 1984 or that any requirement of the Act or of any Regulation Act 1984 or that any requirement of the Act or of instrument under the Act has not been complied with, that any instrument under the Act has not been complied with, that person may, within six weeks of the date on which the Order is LONDON BOROUGH OF HACKNEY made, apply for the purpose to the High Court. LONDON BOROUGH OF HACKNEY person may, within six weeks of the date on which the Orders THE HACKNEY (PRESCRIBED ROUTES AND 20 MPH are made, apply for the purpose to the High Court. SPEED LIMIT) (CONSOLIDATION NO.1) ORDER 2019 THE HACKNEY (WAITING, LOADING AND STOPPING TT1355 RESTRICTIONS) (MAP BASED) (CONSOLIDATION) LONDON BOROUGH OF HACKNEY (AMENDMENT NO.*) ORDER 201* www.hackney.gov.uk To display a notice on these pages call 020 8356 3275 13 May 2019 31

THE HACKNEY (PRESCRIBED ROUTES AND 20MPH Street and Paragon Road; to facilitate the provision of a flexible to the southern elevation to provide additional office space (use 104 Cazenove Road Hackney London N16 6AD Removal SPEED LIMIT) (CONSOLIDATION) (AMENDMENT NO.2) (Use Class A1/A2/A3/D1/B1a) ground floor commercial unit, class B1). Three storey side extension and associated external of existing timber single glazed sash windows and ORDER 2019 TT1261 a ground and mezzanine level office and eight residential alterations to the existing courtyard to provide an entrance replacement with double glazed PVC-u top hung over top hung units at the upper floors; associated development to include area and ancillary cycle parking. Alternative use at lower windows.2019/1543 Affects the Setting of a Conservation Area 1. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that on the 3rd May 2019 landscaping, refuse and cycle stores. 2018/3920 Affects the -ground floor for either offices (use class B1) or non-residential 48-50 Filey Avenue Hackney London N16 6JJ Removal of the Council of the London Borough of Hackney did make the Setting of a Conservation Area, Major Development Affects a institution (use class D1). 2019/1523 Affects Setting of a Listed existing timber single glazed sash windows and replaced with above-mentioned Order under the Road Traffic Regulation Act Public Right of Way Building double glazed PVC-u casement windows. 2019/1542 Affects 1984 as amended. 31 Dunloe Street London E8 1SY Demolition of existing Site to the rear of Symister Mews (with a frontage onto the Setting of a Conservation Area 2. The general effect of the Order will be to; building and erection of a four storey building (plus basement) Bowling Green Walk) Coronet Street London N1 6HE 43 Benthal Road London N16 7AR Erection of rear infill a) Make permanent a ‘Pedestrian and Cyclist Zone’ on to provide 2 self-contained residential dwellings (use class C3). Erection of a three storey residential building comprising 6 extension and installation of rooflights 2019/1385 Affects the Hilsea Street, Elmcroft Street and Rushmore Road - between 2019/1125 Affects the Setting of a Conservation Area self-contained residential units (use class C3) with associated Setting of a Conservation Area landscaping, cycle parking and insertion of opening into the junctions with Hilsea Street and Mayola Road. Operating 47 Cecilia Road London E8 2ER Replacement of existing 16 Clevedon Close London N16 7LD Installation of window Monday – Friday between 8.30am - 9.15am, and 3.15pm – single-glazed timber framed windows with double-glazed wall along Bowling Green Walk.2019/1546 Affects the Setting of a Conservation Area & Affects Setting of a Listed Building at first floor level on eastern elevation. 2019/1507 Affects the 4:00pm (during school term times only). timber framed windows. 2019/1545 Affects the Setting of a Setting of a Conservation Area Access will be permitted by means of special dispensation for Conservation Area 17-21 Cube Building Wenlock Road London N1 7GT Replacement of the existing timber rainscreen cladding 23 Stoke Newington Road Hackney London N16 8BJ residents/ businesses within the affected zone and for blue 9, 11, 13 & 15 Colvestone Crescent London E8 2LG Retrospective change of use from A3 (food and drink) to A4 badge holders who register Replacement of all existing single glazed timber windows with by an insulated render. 2019/1262 Affects the Setting of a Conservation Area (drinking establishment) and additional hours of operation Access for residents to enter and exit the street will be double glazed timber windows to the front, rear and two flank to 3am Friday and Saturday nights. No change to existing maintained for vehicles registered for an exemption Access will elevations, and replacement of all front and rear timber doors N16 permitted hours on Sunday to Thursday nights (closing time be permitted for Council vehicles and Dial-a-ride with timber doors to match existing. 2018/3823 Affects the 02:00am the following day). Retrospective change of use to Setting of a Conservation Area Two way access for cyclists will be permitted at all times 109 Dynevor Road London N16 0DA Erection of a ground new closing hours Friday and Saturday nighs closing time through the zone. 71 Richmond Road Hackney London E8 3AA Erection of a floor rear infill extension. 2019/1515 Affects the Setting of a 3:00am the following day. 2019/1123 Affects the Setting of a part single storey, part two storey rear extension, enlargement Conservation Area Conservation Area 3. Copies of the Order, which will come into force on 20th of an existing rear dormer and erection of a new rear dormer, May 2019, other relevant Orders, and other documents giving 174 Stoke Newington Church Street London N16 0JL installation of new gates to front boundary, replacement of London Borough of Hackney Notice under the Town more detailed particulars of the Order, can be inspected during Removal of condition 7 (roof of extension not to be used front boundary wall and associated landscaping, erection of normal office hours on Mondays to Fridays for a period of six for amenity purposes) attached to planning permission ref and Country Planning Acts and Related Orders The bin store to front and elevational alterations including insertion weeks from the date on which the Order is made, in the visitors .2016/3154 dated 21/04/2017 for ‘erection of single-storey Applications can be inspected between 9am and 5pm of three rooflights to front roof slope and installation of new reception area, London Borough of Hackney, Hackney Service rear extension at first floor level; erection of mansard-style at 1 Hillman Street London, E8 1DY. They can also be garage door 2019/1222 Affects the Setting of a Conservation Centre, 1 Hillman Street, E8 1DY. Further information may be extension at roof level to create new second floor level (with viewed on the following website: www.hackney.gov. Area obtained at by contacting Helpdesk on 020 8356 8991 and raised parapet to rear and dormers); increase layout of 1-bed uk/planning. Representations should be made in writing quoting the above TT reference number. 42-44 Dalston Lane Hackney London E8 3AZ Installation of flat at first floor level to 2-bed flat; new 1-bed flat at second within 21 days to the Development Control Manager, automated teller machine. [Retrospective application] [Note for floor/roof level; and install replacement windows at first floor 4. If any person wishes to question the validity of the Order, 2 Hillman Street, London, E8 1 FB. All representations consultation: Application of advertisement consent 2019/1514 level to front elevation; associated alterations’. 2019/1505 or of any provision contained therein on the grounds that it not will be acknowledged in writing. Ian Rae, Head of also received] 2019/1502 Affects the Setting of a Conservation Affects the Setting of a Conservation Area & Affects Setting of within the powers conferred by the Road Traffic Regulation Act Development Management, 13 May 2019 Area a Listed Building 1984 or that any requirement of the Act or of any instrument under the Act has not been complied with, that person may, 13 St Philips Road Ground Floor Flat London E8 within six weeks of the date on which the Order is made, apply 3BP Erection of a single-storey side extension and rear for the purpose to the High Court. conservatory to the ground floor flat. 2019/1525 Affects the hackneytoday Setting of a Conservation Area Unless otherwise stated all traffic notices are as 501 - 505 Kingsland Road London E8 4AU Installation of £286 follows: Dated this 13th day of May 2019 1 no. roof mounted fan condensing unit and timber visual statutory and screen at 1st floor level above ground floor commercial unit. incl vat Andrew Cunningham, Head of Streetscene (The 2019/1058 Affects the Setting of a Conservation Area payment by cash officer appointed for this purpose) or debit card 95 Middleton Road London E8 4LN Erection of a part one, public notices part two storey rear extension at ground and first floor levels 2019/0077 Affects the Setting of a Conservation Area 186 Lansdowne Drive London E8 4NE Replacement of single Advertise your public notices in Hackney Today PLANNING glazed windows with double glazed windows to front and rear. 2019/1207 Listed Building Consent call 020 8356 3275 LONDON BOROUGH OF HACKNEY NOTICE UNDER THE E9 TOWN AND COUNTRY PLANNING ACTS AND RELATED 27 - 28 Cadogan Terrace London E9 5EG Change of use ORDERS from a 10-bed House in Multiple Occupation (Sui Generis use) to a 15-bed Residential Care Home (Use Class C2), erection of EC1V three storey rear extension to the rear, extension at main roof 346 Old Street London EC1V 9NQ Display of internally level and external alterations including replacement windows illuminated projecting sign at fascia level. 2019/1393 Affects and new rear garden fence. 2019/1273 Affects the Setting of a the Setting of a Conservation Area Conservation Area British Telecom Telephone Exchange Paragon Road EC2A London E9 6NP Prior approval for siting and appearance: Installations of 3 antennas, 1 antenna support pole, 2 80 Clifton Street HackneyLondon EC2A 4HB Retention of no. antenna ‘yoke’ support brackets, 3 no. remote radio two metal containers and temporary period of 18 months for units, 2 no.junction boces, 1 no. GPS antenna, the swap an existing acoustic enclosure 2019/1185 Affects the Setting out replacement of 1 no. equipment cabinet, installation of a Conservation Area of associated feeder cables, cable trays and ancillary development at main roof level. 2019/1423 Affects the Setting E2 of a Conservation Area 66-68 Kingsland Road London E2 8DP Replacement 54 Penshurst Road London E9 7DT Insertion of 2 rooflights shopfront at ground floor level. 2019/1508 Affects the Setting to front roof slope 2019/1366 Affects the Setting of a of a Conservation Area Conservation Area E5 13A Derby Road London E9 7JP Demolition of existing outbuilding and front/side extension; erection of single storey 141 Rendlesham Road Hackney London E5 8PA Erection of side/front extension; excavation of front lightwell; erection a ground floor rear wrap around extension. 2019/1558 Affects of roof extensions; elevational changes to include new and the Setting of a Conservation Area replacement openings; internal changes to include internal Northwold Estate Upper Clapton Road Hackney London lightwell and two additional floors; to facilitate the conversion E5 9SA Demolition of Brierley House, community building of warehouse premises (Use Class B8 ) into a self-contained and redundant garage block fronting Rossington Street and residential unit (Use Class C3). With associated landscaping the construction of 73 new homes (50% affordable by unit) works, bicycle parking & waste storage. 2019/1144 Affects the within seven infill development sites, including the provision Setting of a Conservation Area of a new community centre (434sqm GIA), associated public realm enhancements comprising detailed landscaping, N1 communal amenity space, the provision of a children’s play 115 B De Beauvoir Road Hackney London N1 4DL space and improved cycle/ parking arrangement throughout Demolition of existing conservatory and erection of single the Northwold Estate. 2019/0055 Affects the Setting of a storey rear extension at lower ground floor level. Installation Conservation Area & Affects Setting of a Listed Building of 2 rooflights to rear roof2019/1511 Affects the Setting of a E8 Conservation Area 131 Tottenham Road London N1 4EA Erection of part single Flat Above 52 Wilton Way Hackney London E8 1BG storey, part two storey rear extension at ground and first floor Replacement of 3x single-glazed timber windows and 1x level.2019/1571 Affects the Setting of a Conservation Area single-glazed aluminium window with double-glazed timber 33 Ufton Road London N1 5BN Erection of a single storey sash windows 2019/1487 Affects the Setting of a Conservation ground floor rear extension 2019/1497 Affects the Setting of a Area Conservation Area 234-238 Mare Street Hackney London E8 1HE Part Chart House 16 Chart Street London N1 6DD Erection of roof demolition of existing three storey building and erection of extension, extension of basement, enclosed lift and staircase four storey building behind retained facade fronting onto Mare 32 13 May 2019 advertising You can now RECYCLE all of THESE ITEMS on the STREET

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