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hackneytoday THE PAPER FOR ALL HACKNEY PEOPLE Circulated to 108,000 homes and businesses in Hackney Issue 189 04 August 2008 inside 4 Pictures by Gary Manhine

Surf’s up for Wet Sounds at the Lido 5

Borough’s best Hackney in bloom buildings

The garden in St Joseph’s Hospice, Mare Street, won the best business premises category 9

Bloom was the biggest and competition. The high of. There was stiff competition For more beautiful pictures By Gracia Douglas the best yet, with a record standard of colourful entries in categories ranging from and a full run down of all the number of gardeners entering once again proved the best front garden to best finalists turn to pages 6 & 7 THIS year’s Hackney In the Council-organised borough has much to be proud estate and pub.

Lifetime’s change for Tony Robinson OLYMPIC CITY 15 It marks the culmination determined Hackney will ensure the media centres, There will be something of years of hard work to be a better place as a result. built for the Games, are for everyone during the By secure the Games and the “We have already transformed into a new Hackney Handover Emma Britton moment when London secured better public regional hub for the media celebrations, which are officially becomes the host transport links and are and creative industries, happening during the ISTORY will be city for the 2012 Olympics working with partners to with the potential to annual Shoreditch Festival. made when the and Paralympics. generate around 8,000 Hackney is one of five What’s On listings - Olympic flag is Jules Pipe, Mayor of jobs. The centres will sit at London boroughs to host four-page pullout Hhanded to London Hackney, said: “Hackney is the heart of a thriving new the 2012 Games and a at the closing ceremony of at the heart of where the “ neighbourhood in Hackney wealth of entertainment the Beijing Games on Games will happen in just Hackney is in the Wick, improving an area has been lined up to Sunday, 24 August. four years’ time, and we are heart of where badly in need of celebrate. 16 And everyone in making the most of this by the Olympics will investment. WIN Continues on page 3 Tickets to the Hackney is invited to join working hard to secure the happen in just “The Council is working in the celebrations as the best possible benefits for hard, but there is still a four years’ time Keep the four page pullout Hackney Empire borough welcomes the residents. great deal to do in the run inside for a full programme of Games to the capital with “The bid was won on the up to 2012 and beyond. We events taking place to mark the free events in Hoxton strength of regenerating are seizing this golden 2012 handover, including Tour Street and Shoreditch Park. East London and we are ” opportunity.” de Hackney 29

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Summer of Up in lights pedals and medals ON 8 August, the 2008 Olympic Games begin in Beijing. The Paralympics follow four weeks later. I’d like to wish the best of luck to all the British team, but especially to Hackney athletes, triple jumper Phillips Idowu and Paralympic swimmer Dervis Konuralp. When the Beijing Olympics finish on 24 August, the flag will be handed to London as we become the official host city for the 2012 Games. There will be events across London to mark the occasion, and in Hackney we will be celebrating in our own way, with lots going on in and around Shoreditch Park. (See our four From left to right: Ella Brown, 13; Clive Harber from Hackney Homes; Alice Nicholas, drama co-ordinator; Simon Drew, ﬁlmmaker; Bianca Dorsett, 14; Michael Jones, CityZEN Youth Worker; Tania de St Croix, from Elevate page pull-out programme inside) These celebrations also mark the end of the Shoreditch movie, which they also had Tania de St Croix, Elevate Festival, an eight day series of events run by Shoreditch By Olaide Oyekanmi acting parts in. Youth Outreach Worker, Trust and supported by the Council. It was great It tells a story of how said: “It was really great to A highlight will be the first ever Tour de Hackney on 17 “to see the young VERYONE loves a young people work together see the young people’s work August which includes a ride around the borough’s trip to the cinema, people’s work to tackle fears and ignorance on the big screen. I was very green spaces. but for a group of around teenage pregnancy. proud of how they showed Hackney is a great place to be a cyclist – we have on the big young people from a It also touches on street great commitment by previously been named Best Bike Borough – and I hope E screen. They Hackney estate it was a once culture and the way in which organising the event and this summer’s events encourage more residents to get in a lifetime experience. showed great young people living in inner making a speech in front of a cycling and take part in the many sporting opportunities Members of the Fawcett city areas fight the pressure number of other young available across Hackney. commitment Estate Youth Committee got to get involved in anti-social people and professionals.” Find out more at www.shoreditchfestival.com or see to watch a short film they behaviour. The committee is currently What’s On. made on the big screen at the premier of ‘H-Town or” Described as ‘hard hitting working on their latest Rio Cinema in Dalston. Outtatown’. and gritty’, the film was venture, producing a Their hard work and The group, aged between supported by Hackney documentary exploring the dedication was on show for 11 and 19, helped write, Homes, the Council, charity relationship between the all to see at the official direct and produce the Elevate and CityZEN. police and young people.

Jules Pipe, elected Mayor of Hackney Contents Editorial: Call Jane Young on: 020 8356 3275, e-mail: [email protected]; or write to: The Editor, Wet Sounds 4 Education 19 Communications, 2 Hillman Street, E8 1FB. Advertising: Call David Roberts on: 020 8356 2416, Hackney In Bloom 6&7 Health 21 e-mail: [email protected]; or call Lee Ray on: 020 8356 3445, e-mail: [email protected] Hackney People 9 History 23 Listings: Call Beccy Smart on: 020 8356 3736, e-mail: [email protected] Green Matters 10 Travel 25 Distribution: Call Lee Ray on: 020 8356 3445, or e-mail: [email protected] Young Hackney 12 Food 27 Design: Richard Hart and Kate Gibney Published by LBH Communications on behalf of Hackney Council. What’s On 15 Jobs 29 The products and services advertised in this newspaper do not carry the endorsement Paralympic hopeful Dervis Konuralp; and Tour de Hackney logo of Hackney Today or Hackney Council.

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NEWS IN BRIEF No laughing matter COMEDIAN Richard Blackwood came to Hackney to help raise awareness of the fight against knife and gun crime in London. The TV presenter was the star attraction at a day that featured catwalk shows, dance displays and a play with an anti-violence message. The event on 16 July at the Hackney Road offices of A4e, a company that helps the unemployed into work, also Streets ahead raised funds for the NSPCC. Water baby boom On your marks: Linford Christie and Darren Campbell say go in the Hackney heats of Street Athletics on 28 July THE summer holidays have seen nearly 400 Hackney youngsters improve their swimming skills. sprinters, Linford Christie excited about returning to personal development Primary school aged pupils have taken advantage of the and Darren Campbell, Hackney with Street project run by Leyton Orient Top Up Swimming scheme, run by GLL, to improve their By visited Hackney to Athletics to seek out the best Community Sports skills. The youngsters, who were all identified as being Emma Britton encourage aspiring raw talent the borough has Programme (LOCSP). unable to swim by the Hackney School Sports Partnership, Olympians in a street to offer.” Michelle Uyinmwen, Eboni can now swim a minimum of five metres unaided. This is LYMPIC fever is athletics competition. The top three boys and Ferguson and Nicole Swire, vital, when drowning is the third most common cause of sweeping the Winners of heats in girls from each age group in 19, had to fight their way accidental death in the UK’s under 16s. borough with Downs Park Road, E5, will London will go on to a through the media scrum to Pupils were awarded certificates and free family swims, in Oyoungsters spurred now compete against national final in Manchester talk to their idol however. recognition of their achievements. Marnie Collins, on by British athletics stars youngsters from nine other on 20 September. Nicole said: “We felt a bit swimming co-ordinator, said: “These young people have of the past and present. London boroughs Britain’s current Olympic out of our league as we were achieved so much in two months when you think that Gold medal on 6 September. hope, Hackney triple the youngest people there, most of them were non swimmers. Being able to swim Linford jumper Phillips but our basketball skills came independently and safely is a life saving skill.” said: “We Idowu, was also into play as we created space There are numerous swimming courses available were the star in between the media throughout Hackney during the summer, for all ages and hugely attraction at the professionals fighting for the abilities, through the London Swim School. In addition, Crystal Palace athletes’ attention using the there’s free swimming for under 18s on offer at five Athletics Grand ‘boxing out’ technique. swimming pools in the borough, including Prix on 25 July. “There was a media frenzy, London Fields Lido. For more info visit: Three Hackney but we managed to get his www.londonswimschool.org teenagers from attention and got our the Excelsior interview. Women’s “By the end of the night we Basketball were really overwhelmed as Team were we had the chance to meet lucky enough to well known athletes face to interview him face – it was a great Hackney teenagers dodge the media pack to interview Olympic star Phillips Idowu as part of a experience.”

Continued from page 1 The Olympics are coming There will be a 1948 Street Party in from 1948 and chat to Hoxton Street looking back to the last time others about what the 2012 the Games came to our capital. Games mean to them. As well as plenty of vintage stalls, visitors In Shoreditch Park, you can enjoy the Windrush Dancehall sounds can watch live dance and of Calypso, Mento, Jitterbug and Swing. entertainment on the main Or join Lily Farthing for a rousing knees- stage and take part in sports and up and visit the outdoor bar and dance cultural activities throughout the day. floor as East End Boys and West End Girls Then watch history in the making as do their thing. the Hackney Handover moment is Staff from Hackney Museum will also be broadcast live from Beijing on a big on hand to record residents’ memories screen in the Park at 2.30pm. 4 4 August 2008 hackneynews Picture: Sean Pollock Picture:

Music “sounds the same in water as it does in air but it's somehow a bit more present ”

Swimmers under water (above); and from top left: crocodile man cavorts in the Lido; Joel soundchecks in the pool; performers Le Couteau Jaune & Nurse With Wound Waves of sound engineer and Hackney in water. So while many of version of Oh I Do Like To Words and Pictures by resident Joel Cahen, the 200-strong crowd sit Be Beside The Seaside. Piped Stuart Aitken supported by the Council’s around the pool, it is through the water, the old Cultural Services Team. necessary to literally take the music hall standard is e’ve never had Having toured nine UK plunge to experience this strangely evocative. a Saturday swimming baths, 19 July music to its fullest. There is Tonight isn’t all about night like this was the closing gala something magical about relaxation however. ‘Wbefore’, says a performance. lying on your back on a As the set by Andrew Liles bemused lifeguard at the “Music sounds the same sunny, summer evening, comes to an end with a London Fields Lido. in water as it does in air, but watching a cloud making its thundering wall of feedback Behind him a man dressed it’s somehow a bit more slow progress across the sky – accompanied by high- as a crocodile splashes present,” says Joel. “You feel as Ernesto Tomasini pitched barking – all those in around doing battle with the sound on your body. Part improvises an the water become two equally oddly attired of the perception is eerie immediately aware of the women. Meanwhile, a chap through the bones.” accuracy of Cahen’s called Le Couteau Jaune – To create this comments about feeling the dressed in a yellow kagool effect, Joel has music through the bones. and matching shorts – immersed the Most people have come to coaxes strange sounds from speakers see the headline act, stalwart equipment that would be at of Hackney’s industrial home on Tomorrow’s music scene, Nurse With World, circa 1982. Wound. As rain clouds circle All the while, the audience overhead, the trio perform a bobs up and down, listening mesmeric set on a variety of to tunes only audible curious instruments. underwater. This is Wet Cahen hopes to make this Sounds, the UK’s first unusual festival an annual underwater music festival, event. Let’s hope he the brainchild of sound succeeds.

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LOOKING GOOD

NEWS IN BRIEF

The Speaker with Mayor Pipe (far right) and fellow Council runners

Pictures: Tim Crocker/Design For Homes 2008 Crocker/Design For Tim Pictures: Mayor on the run COUNCIL staff cut a dash while raising more than £2,500 for Award-winning Adelaide Wharf in Queensbridge Road, E2, next to the Regent’s Canal one of the Speaker of Hackney’s charities. Twenty-seven people including Mayor Jules Pipe took part in the five-kilometre Great City Run on 17 July, joining thousands of City workers to raise money for charity. Laburnum Boat Club, one of the Speaker, Cllr Ian Rathbone’s chosen charities, is set to benefit from more than £2,500 Design for good life raised. He said: “A big thank you to all who took part in the Great City Run and their sponsors for their efforts in raising Micawber Street, N1, and people want to live in Regeneration and the 2012 this outstanding sum.” Antony House at Pembury healthier, greener and safer Olympic and Paralympic By Place, E5, also featured in communities; and mark the Games, said: “These three Emma Britton the awards’ Exhibition of best building design over the buildings show inspirational Builders for 2012 media hub Excellence. past year. design and I’d like to THE Hackney Wick HREE examples of The awards celebrate the Judges considered a wide congratulate everyone media centres for outstanding design in creation of places where range of factors. These involved in their continuing the 2012 Games Hackney have been included the building’s success and for being will be built by two Trecognised with a relationship with its recognised in these awards. leading developers. national award. These surroundings and “These awards also serve A consortium of The buildings were neighbourhood; the to highlight the strong role Carillion and Igloo praised at the Housing “awards serve to response to site constraints of Hackney’s Planning 20,000 journalists will cover the 2012 will deliver the Design Awards 2008 last highlight the and opportunities; attention Service in ensuring such high 1.3million square Games from the media centres month. strong role of to safety, security and quality developments in our feet media hub that will house around 20,000 journalists Adelaide Wharf in accessibility; and borough.” during the Games, the Olympic Delivery Authority has Queensbridge Road, E2, Hackney’s sustainability in Planning announced. They will then transform the centres into quality won acknowledgement for construction. mixed-use office and business space after 2012, providing its 147 canal-side flats. Service Cllr Guy Nicholson, a legacy of more than 8,000 jobs. Micawber Wharf at ” Cabinet Member for Mayor of Hackney, Jules Pipe, said: “The Council’s top priority from the 2012 Games is securing the best possible legacy for our residents. The media centres in Hackney Wick offer the opportunity to draw in media, digital and creative Nominate your favourite industries and create a new employment hub for East London, offering high quality jobs to local people.” THE Council has started Hackney. its own search for the best Entries will be short- buildings and spaces in the listed and judged by an Bring your script to life borough, with the launch independent panel. The ASPIRING filmmakers are invited to apply for a course that of the Hackney Design final award ceremony will could help them win a £1,500 bursary to develop their Awards 2008. be held in January 2009. project. There are 15 places available on the New Pathways Nominations for Jules Pipe, Mayor of Tri-Borough Film Fund course, which is open to applicants buildings or designed Hackney, said: from Hackney, Newham and Tower Hamlets. spaces within Hackney “Inspirational design It offers help with script development techniques, as well as that showcase high-quality brings strong routes to exhibition and distribution. contemporary design are neighbourhoods with well Applicants should have original stories to tell and, where open until 30 September. thought out buildings and possible, these should be based in the three boroughs. Anyone can make a public spaces. We have Previous winners: Nile Street, N1, designed by Munckenbeck & Marshall; and After the course, the 15 participants will be invited to pitch a The Rooftop Nursery, 6 Ottaway St, E5, designed by WHAT _ architecture. nomination, including some outstanding examples script developed through the scheme to a panel of judges architects who have of good design and MORE INFO who will award six bursaries. completed a scheme, and architecture in Hackney Applications close on 5 September. For further details and residents or visitors who and I would encourage as Contact Jennifer Gavin on: 020 8356 8164 e-mail: an application contact Stephanie Turnbull at Tower Hamlets have spotted an many entries as possible.” designawards2008 @hackney.gov.uk; or visit: Films Office: 020 7364 7920; or e-mail: outstanding building in www.hackney.gov.uk/ep- design-awards-2008.htm [email protected] 6 4 August 2008 feature Hackney in bloom

brighter and raise prize winners will go on to environmental awareness. represent the borough in this By Categories ranged from year’s London In Bloom Gracia Douglas best educational to best contest, plus entries in three front garden, with The extra categories: Town Hall HIS year’s Beehive in Shoreditch Square for best floral Hackney In winning first prize for best display; Clissold for parks Bloom pub for the third year. and open spaces; and competition was Cllr Nargis Khan, Cabinet Clapton roundabout for an Tthe biggest and the best yet, Member for Community improvement award. with a record number of Services, said: “I’m delighted colourful entries. to see this competition Green-fingered enthusiasts growing in size and displayed great pride in importance each year. gardens across the borough, “It is really encouraging to “Congratulations with 79 entries in the fourth see so many people playing a to the winners annual competition. part in looking after our and everyone The contest, environment. organised by the “Congratulations to the who took part Council's winners and everyone who Parks took part. The judges were Service, really impressed with their ” Best Educational Garden aims to hard work and dedication.” 1st: Lee House, N16 (above); 2nd: William Patten School, N16; 3rd: Jubilee Primary School, N16 make An awards ceremony will Hackney be held in October. First

Best Communal Garden Best Container Garden 1st: Hoxton Trust Community Garden, N1 (above); 2nd: Sutton Square, E9; 1st: Ebrahim Sali, E9 (above); 2nd: John Gibson, E5; 3rd: M. Kelly, N1 3rd: Victoria Park Traders Association, E9

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Best Residential Garden 1st: Strand Building, E9 (above); 2nd: Christine Jackson, E9

Best Business Premises Best Estate 1st: St Joseph’s Hospice, E8 (above); 2nd: Manor Road United Reformed Church, N16 1st: Lincoln Court, N16 (above); 2nd: Warburton & Darcy Community Garden, E8, 3rd: Mapledene Estate, E8

Best Front Garden Best Pub 1st: Charles Rohrer, N16 (above); 2nd: Anil Chakowa, N4; 3rd: Helen Sharp, N16 1st: The Beehive, New North Road, N1 (above); 2nd: The Albion, Goldsmith's Row, E2 8 4 August 2008 advertising

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Hackney is one of the most diverse places in hackneypeople the UK. In this regular feature, we profile the borough’s great & good or just plain interesting Picture: Stephen Mclaren Picture:

Tony Robinson on his ﬂying visit to Hackney Marshes last month (above); as Baldrick in Blackadder Goes Forth (below); and an artist’s impression of what the new Hoxton East London Line Station could look like (below right) Changes of a lifetime “That’s why what’s network, via the East But Tony was keen to Hamlets, and happening now is so London Line extension, due come back as soon as he generations of By exciting. I felt very to open in 2010. Tony said: could, and moved into the my family are Emma Britton despondent about my home “I think it will transform the old family home in Amhurst buried at borough for a long time. borough. Hackney has so Road during his 20s, where Abney Park V presenter Tony Various attempts have been much more to offer the rest he stayed for 15 years. Cemetery.” Robinson is well- made in my lifetime to make of London. Everything else Like so known for digging Hackney better for local will stem from the improved many Tup the past in people, but all of them have transport.” people who Channel 4’s Time Team foundered. A lot of that was He spoke to Hackney Hackney live in show. due to the poor transport Today during a flying visit to “has so much Hackney, his But it’s the future the network.” the Marshes while shooting more to offer the favourite thing Hackney-born actor is most But now the a film about the borough to about the interested in at the moment. borough is to celebrate the Olympic rest of London. borough is its And it’s one year in get a 21st Handover on 24 August – Everything else diversity. “Because it has get our particular that has got him century link to when London becomes the will stem from been diverse for so long,” he cameras out now,” he added. going – 2012. the Tube official host for the 2012 improved said. “People are used to “Because the 2012 Games “Hackney has always Games. absorbing new people. Of are going to bring so many struggled because it It is clear Tony is transport course there’s aggravation, positive changes. hasn’t had the passionate about ” but not nearly as much as in “Hackney will now get opportunities other Hackney, which he places where there isn’t the millions of pounds worth of boroughs have,” says describes as ‘the real “Hackney is the good old psychology of absorption.” new investment. I never the much-loved London’. His mum East End,” he said. “My dad Despite having moved out thought I’d hear that in my character who played came from Dalston, learnt all the old Cockney of the borough some years lifetime.” Baldrick in cult comedy and his dad lived in songs at the Hackney ago, Tony still enjoys Blackadder, and the Mare Street. He was Empire, and taught them to visiting, especially shopping MORE INFO Sheriff of Nottingham in born at Homerton me. at Ridley Road Market. For East London Line details hit children’s show Maid Hospital and moved “Three hundred years’ of Back to the future and visit: www.hackney.gov.uk/ Marion and Her Merry to South Woodford Robinsons have lived in Tony’s tip for 2012 is to es-transport-strategy.htm Men. when he was young. Hackney and Tower capture it all. “We should all 10 4 August 2008 greenmatters

THE GREEN GENIE All your recycling questions answered Q: What happens to telephone directories after I put them in my Green Box for collection? I've heard they’re made from low quality paper and can't be recycled?

A: Actually, they can be recycled. Telephone directories Reaping rewards go to Raven Waste in The newly planted beds on the Gascoyne Estate and (below) how it looked before the makeover Croydon, where they are shredded, and six in the area to be every time I walk past the the Wick and King’s Park made into animal bedding and improved by Hackney new gardens.” wards that were successful wadding. But because of the low grade paper, By Homes’ estate environment The makeovers are among in bidding for a share of the telephone directories cannot be reprocessed into news Olaide Oyekanmi special projects team. It was 24 community projects in Recreation and print for magazines and papers. responsible for Environment For more information visit: www.ravenrecycling.com AND on Homerton’s every stage of Action Gascoyne Estate has the Gascoyne Programme MORE INFO been transformed by a revamp, from (REAP) fund, Lshare of a £1million planning to created as a result To ask the Genie a question, which will be answered in fund for community spaces planting. One of land Hackney Today, e-mail: [email protected], near the Olympic Park site. resident said: negotiations or write to: Green Genie, Recycling, Second Floor, 263 Residents can now enjoy “This has between the Mare Street, E8 3HT. For more information on recycling more than 30 different types completely Council and in the borough call: 020 8356 6688, or visit: of trees, shrubs and flowers transformed the London www.hackney.gov.uk/recycling planted by Hackney Homes. area. It takes my Development The E9 estate is the first of breath away Agency. Environment award winners

The theme for 2008 was learnt at a young age the By Karyn Michael learning how litter, graffiti importance of caring for and noise can have a their environment.” HACKNEY youngsters have negative impact on the Awards host, TV presenter been honoured for their environment. Chris Packham, added: “It’s green credentials at the Mayor of London, Boris encouraging to see the level London Schools Johnson, congratulated both of knowledge our school Environment Awards. schools. He said: “The children are showing when it Clapton’s Al-Falah enthusiasm shown by the comes to improving aspects Primary won a distinction young green champions in of London’s environment.” and £2,000, while Tyssen Hackney is really The awards are sponsored Community School, N16, encouraging. Not only have by Thames Water, supported was highly commended and they set a great example to by EDF Energy, Capital collected £1,000. Now in its all Londoners, young and Standards and the Al-Falah pupils Mubashirah and Kazem and their teachers (left); Tyssen pupils Kenan and Jamike with teacher Alison Butler fifth year, over 580 London old, they have, thanks to Department for Children, (right) and the Mayor of London, Boris Johnson schools entered the awards. their parents and teachers, Schools and Families.

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show how much energy and the challenge to be the By Olaide Oyekanmi money can be saved by not greenest in Hackney. We see leaving appliances on this as a win win for us. Not RESIDENTS are leading the standby, turning lights off only will we save money, we way in a new pilot and washing at lower will also do our bit to save programme to create the temperatures. The Energy the planet.” greenest estate in the Savings Trust estimates The scheme is supported borough. households can save an by the Council, London The Hackney Homes average of £280 per year by Energy Efficiency, and scheme will help people on using energy more npower. the Whiston and Goldsmith efficiently. Resident Doreen estate reduce their carbon Emerick, said: “We footprint and save money at are proud to be the the same time. It kicked off first estate to take on with a fun day on 12 July, where people learnt how energy saving products work We are and picked up helpful hints “proud to be the on recycling, transport, and solar heating. first estate to Residents also received take on the free, energy-saving light challenge bulbs and an electricity monitor from npower, that ” Whiston and Goldsmith residents get to grips with the technical side of energy-saving light bulbs 12 4 August 2008 advertising

www.hackney.gov.uk To advertise on these pages call Lee Ray on 020 8356 3445 4 August 2008 13 younghackney A page written by young people in Hackney Memories Image: Beccy Smart Beccy Image: of music said: “It will make me more Written by Rhasan Brunner, 13 confident with singing.” Reporting Jamila Sami-Ludlam, She had taken part in the 14, & Ola Adeniran, 12 concert before, and was inspired to take part again HOUSANDS of because she ‘likes to sing children brought the songs’. music to life at the We thought it was a T11th Hackney marvellous festival to go to Music Festival. because the singers were It saw more than 4,000 really talented. It was good children performing at the to see the different primary Round Chapel over three schools participating and weeks in July. such young, talented There were 55 schools singers. Secondary school children ﬁll the Round Chapel for the Senior Singing event on the third day of the three-week festival lined up to perform a wide mix of music from countries all over the world such as Africa, Brazil, “ China and Greece. It will make me We interviewed one of more confident The red carpet the young singers before the concert started. The with singing. I walk up and receive my nine-year-old said: ‘If we all like to sing the Image: Tom Craggs Tom Image: By Nyasha McLean, 14 medal and certificate from sing together it will sound songs somebody higher up in the good. I feel really happy YOUNG people had their community. Some people and excited.” ” contributions to the local were lucky enough to get We asked if this festival Rhasan also saw our community recognised at their awards from Radio would help her in anyway primary school choir and the Hackney Youth Awards One DJ Trevor Nelson. and she met his old teacher. It made last month. The night was full of him happy to see them This annual event events, with acts performing because it recognises not only performing in between the brought back achievements, but also award presentations. It was memories of when shows the majority of a chance to show off the he was in the choir. young people in Hackney talent in Hackney, including We liked the behave well and that it’s a tribute song produced for Trevor Nelson, who presented some of the awards (above) Nyasha (below) songs because we fellow winner and former choirboy Rhasan (right) only actually a minority the occasion. recognised a lot of committing crimes. The awards have been I wasn’t there alone on I want to let you know them. We hope we I won an award. It was going for around nine years the night – a few of my something else, guess what? can go to the very scary in the run-up to now and I feel very friends hosted the night I now know what it feels Hackney Music the presentation, because I privileged to have won one. and one of them performed like to walk on the red Festival next year. could see my name and a song. carpet. Do you? what section I would be given my award in the programme. As it got closer Special award winner to being called, I got a bit nervous about having to By Rhasan Brunner I felt really happy about being nominated for the Hackney Youth This page has been I got a bit Awards. I won a medal, a certificate and a trophy for being a compiled by Headliners “nervous about Special Youth Award Winner. – a youth journalism having to walk I won because of my contribution to my community. It makes me charity, that helps happy to know that my volunteering skills are being appreciated. young people aged 8 to up and receive I’ve been involved in several volunteering organisations such as 19 to produce videos, my medal and Contrast magazine and Headliners, where I’ve written a number radio, written news certificate of articles. reports and podcasts. I’ve never won anything this important before so I think it’s a great For more information: ” change for me. It’s something I’ll always treasure and remember. www.headliners.org 14 4 August 2008 advertising

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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: BADGE-MAKING WORKSHOP Design and make your own metal badges. For all ages See Courses TANGO CONEXION Traditional Argentine dance classes for adults See Health and Fitness WAYNE KRANTZ Guitarist with 12 solo albums under his belt plays the Vortex Jazz Club See Nightlife A MIDSUMMER NIGHT’S DREAM Performance hosted by Alden and Broadway Tenants and Residents Association PREVIEW See Theatre Shoreditch Festival 2008, Sat 16 to Sun 24 August B-BOY BBQ THIS popular festival returns with Cuban salsa, blues and even a Ebonessence on 21 August at 6 in Hoxton Street art An afternoon of hip-hop and two themes: sports and arts. beat boxing flute player. and 7.30pm. These events are commissions, live music, and eating juicy burgers Shoreditch Trust and partners The Lift – an innovative portable ticketed, but Shoreditch residents games which look forward to See Noticeboard present a wonderful programme arts venue – will be based in the are entitled to a special rate. 2012. A day not to be missed. of cultural and physical activities park throughout the festival. Hackney Handover will mark the Starts at 1pm and all events in and around Shoreditch Park. It will be the venue for some historic day on 24 August when are free. It kicks off with the Welcome to quality events like Best of the the borough officially welcomes To download the festival the World event in the park from Leicester Comedy Festival – On the 2012 Olympic and programme visit: ARTS 1-7pm on Sat 16 August. There Tour, on 20 August at 8pm, and Parlaympic Games to London. www.shoreditchfestival. will be music from all over the local young dancers Urban This spectacular celebration will org.uk. CINEMA world including Brazilian funk, Essence: Angika and include a 1948 style street party COURSES HEALTH & FITNESS also in what’son NIGHTLIFE SPORT THEATRE NOTICEBOARD NIGHTLIFE HEALTH & FIT- HEALTH 16 4 August 2008

www.annafiorentini.com; COLOUR ME SOFTLY Until 31 Aug. Allegorical maps of Macondo. Travels in Latin America in the last year inspire this recent work. 8&9 Hoxton FILM TRAINING Square, N1. Info: 14-17 Aug, 11am-9pm. Free. 07804 594098; 16-25yrs. Worldwrite, [email protected]; filmmaking charity is launching www.macondo.co.uk. its own news channel FLOWERS EAST EXHIBITION WORLDbytes and has places for Until 13 Sept, Tues-Sat, volunteers on a 4 day intensive 10am-6pm. Domestic on the job film training. appliance-inspired kinetic art, Millfields Lodge, 201 Millfields from a robotic chair to an Road, E5. Info: 020 8985 5435; executive toy made out of an Bard’s bumbling beginnings [email protected]; www.worldwrite.org.uk aluminium frame, colour REVIEW The full cast (above) and wide-eyed Will in action (above, right) television, DVD player, RIO CINEMA SCRIBING THE SOUL transformer and motor. 82 The Dark Knight (12A); My Shakespeare’s life – persecution, doesn’t float your boat, extracts Until 17 Aug. Art exploring a Kingsland Road, E2. Blueberry Knights (12A); Kung- By Kate Gibney censorship, the plague, from Shakespeare are fascination between the Info: 020 7920 7777; Fu Panda (PG); Man On Wire Elizabethan court – and offers thoughtfully chosen and physical brain and the sense of [email protected] (12A); The Elite Squad (18). Rio the self. Free. Transition Gallery, Cinema, 107 Kingsland High St, Shakespeare in Shoreditch, some light relief. So in the space performed with an energy and Unit 25a Regent Studios, 8 E8. Info: 020 7241 9410; Hackney Empire Studio, of an hour, they deliver a series of timing that suggest the company Andrews Road, E8. www.riocinema.org.uk 26 July vignettes portraying the could carry off a full production of Info: 020 7254 4202; SURELY Shakespeare has never friendship between Will and their own. CINEWORLD WOOD GREEN [email protected]; before been portrayed as so fellow playwrite Christopher You can catch the show at the Old Cass (18); Kuselan (tbc); Man www.transitiongallery.co.uk utterly lost as by Matt Wade. His Marlowe; their complicated Blue Last, pretty much on the site OnWire (12A); Space Chimps Will wanders the mean 16th relationship with the Earl of of Thomas Burbage’s Curtain THEATRE AND FILM SCHOOL (U); The Love Guru (12A); century streets of Shoreditch, Southampton; and Will’s Theatre, where a young Will 18-30 Aug. 8-18yrs. Make a Info: 0871 200 2000; narrating his past and future entanglement with ‘The Dark arrived looking for a job all those musical in a fortnight, www.cineworld.co.uk plans, dodging hookers and Lady’ and his own family. Scenes years ago. workshops in drama, singing, ODEON LEE VALLEY searching for a job in theatre. of violence are rendered with Shakespeare in Shoreditch is dance and audition technique The Mummy: Tomb of the Producer Darrie Gardner, who grim relish: plague deaths, at The Old Blue Last, Great culminating in a performance murders, swordfights and torture Eastern Street, EC1, on 9, 16, Dragon Emperor (tbc); X-files: I also plays Elizabeth I and Anne for family and friends. Also all accompanied by enthusiastic 23 & 30 August. want to believe (tbc); Space Hathaway, and director Wendy Saturday auditions. Clapton panting, groaning and writhing. Info: www. lightsoflondon Chimps (U). Info: 0871 22 44 Richardson promise a physical Girls’ Technology College, E5. INSTALLATIONS EXAMINING If Will’s wide-eyed narration productions.co.uk 007; www.odeon.co.uk production that covers Info: 020 7682 1403; OPIUM WARS [email protected]; Until 21 Sept. China’s most STRATFORD EAST established contemporary artist PICTUREHOUSE produces installations that fuse Angus, Thongs & Perfect the conceptual language of Snogging (12a); Kung Fu Panda Win tickets to Gone Too Far! WIN! contemporary western art with (PG); Mamma Mia (PG); The free tickets Chinese aesthetics and Dark Knight (12a); The X-files: I for two philosophy. Free. Barbican, Silk want to believe (15). at the Hackney Empire Street, EC2. Info: 020 7638 Info: 0871 704 2066; PICKED from among 400 entries as the exploration of a disunited nation 8891; www.barbican.org.uk www.picturehouses.co.uk centrepiece of last year’s Royal Court Young Writers’ where everyone wants to be an individual, CONTEMPORARY ART FAIR VUE CINEMA ISLINGTON Festival, Bola Agbaje’s first play Gone Too Far! won but no one wants to stand out from the crowd. Every Mon-Sun, 12-8pm. Space Chimps (U); The Love the 2008 Olivier Award for outstanding achievement. Gone Too Far! runs from 19 to 23 August at 7.30pm. Dynamic mini-art fair including Guru (12A); The X-files: I want Now this comic, vibrant play about identity, history Tickets £12.50 (+concs). Box office: 020 8985 painting, watercolours, to believe (15); The Mummy: and culture is coming to the Hackney Empire. 2424; www.hackneyempire.co.uk drawings, photographs and Tomb of the Dragon Emperor Yemi and Ikudayisi are brothers, but they’ve grown sculptures, maximum price (12a). Info: 08712 240 240; up in different worlds – Yemi on a South London Hackney Today has three family £200. 20 Rivington Street, www.myvue.com estate, and Ikudayisi in tickets for four people to see Gone EC2A. Info: 020 7739 1743; Nigeria. Too Far! at The Hackney Empire on [email protected] But when 19 August to give away. Just send Ikudayisi comes your name, address and phone ANGEL ART MARKET/CANDID to stay, those number to: Gone Too Far! ARTS TRUST two worlds Competition, Hackney Today, Every Sat/Sun. New showcase overlap and Yemi Communications, 2 Hillman for artists to promote and sell is forced to re- Street, E8 1FB; or e-mail: their work in one of the largest think his place in [email protected] by 12 independent contemporary art YOUTH SUMMER ACTIVITIES

Competition the world. noon on 12 August. Winners will spaces in London. Candid Arts 4-15 Aug. Hackney Impact What starts as a be picked out of a hat. Trust, 3 Torrens Street, EC1V. Arts Academy: love dance, simple shopping trip Info: 020 7837 4237; music or film? Like to train in explodes into an [email protected]; events and gain accreditation? www.candidarts.com Then sign up to this summer Tunji Lucas and Tobi Bakare as brothers Yemi and Ikudayisi

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programme for 13-19 yrs. tory of Newington Green, the costumes, storytellers, his- Six-week summer THE OLDE PECULIAR Free. MTR studio 23, 23 working alongside professional tory, music and dance at shape-up challenge Every Sun, 7pm. Eclectic Charlotte Road, EC2. artists in creative workshops. Sutton House. 2 Homerton Guaranteed weight-loss plan recovery session. The Mucky Info: 020 7729 2323; mouth Expansion of courses in Sept. High St, E9. which includes: Pup, 39 Queen’s Head St (off [email protected] Info: www.newington Info: 020 8986 2264 • 6 week personal-training Essex Rd), N1. Info: 020 7226 green-nowandthen.org.uk 2572; www.myspace.com/ BADGE MAKING WORKSHOP programme theoldepeculiar 14 Aug, 11am-12pm. Design 5 DAY FILM SCHOOLS • Initial consultation • Nutritional coaching WAYNE KRANTZ and make your own real metal Until 22 Aug. 7-16yrs. Acting, • Support & guidance to help 11 Aug, 8.45pm. A percussive badges. All ages. Woodberry directing, storyboarding, wrap you achieve your goals guitarist playing swoon-worthy Down Community Library, parties and more – make your • Safe, long-lasting results solos who has made seven Robin Redmond Centre, 440 own mini feature film, which All for only £495 (places are acclaimed albums under his Seven Sisters Road, N4. Info: will be screened in the limited) own name since 1991. The 020 8356 1630/1631/1632. autumn. Sutton House, 2&4 Call Kate on: 07908 640 108; Vortex Jazz Club, 11 Gillett Homerton High St, E9. TANGO CONEXION YOUNG PEOPLE’S UNI e-mail: info@blueearthpilates Square, N16. Info: 0870 0242 522; Every Mon, 8-9.30pm. HACKNEY RUGBY CLUB Until 15 Aug. Free for 11-25 or visit: Info: 020 7993 3643; [email protected]; Traditional Argentine tango Every Tue, 7.30pm. Training for yrs. Courses to give young www.blueearthpilates.com www.vortexjazz.co.uk www.filmsteps.com all abilities at Springhill sports people the chance to improve classes for adults. No need to for further details ground, E5. their skills, exam grades, build CREATIVE ARTS GROUP come with a partner. Beginners Info: Morgan 07791 446 947 confidence and inspire creativ- Every Tues, 1-2.30pm, welcome. Abney Public Hall, YOGA CLASS ity, from arts, media to sports. 3-4.30pm. Until 10 Aug & 73a Church St, Stoke Every Wed, 12pm-1pm. Led by FOOTBALL VOLUNTEERS Info/booking: 020 7249 4542; again in Sept. Asian Woman’s Newington. Info: www. experienced Yoga for Health Every Fri, from 10-31 Oct, www.hackneysummer Advisory service is running an abneypublichall.co.uk Foundation qualified instructor. 5.30-10pm. Teenage football in university.org arts group for young South UTIMATE FITNESS All levels and abilities welcome. Hackney run by SkyWay youth Asian women. Free. £10 for 5 weeks. Sir Thomas charity – volunteers needed to NEWINGTON GREEN: Every Tues, 6.45-7.45pm; Info: 020 8533 5796. Abney Primary School, Fairholt get young people into football NOW AND THEN Aerobics. £3. Keddlestone Walk for the 7th annual Teenage 18-22 Aug (taster sessions); ART IN THE YARD Community Centre, Hollybush Rd, N16. Kicks five-a-side tournament. 13-19yrs. Arts and heritage Every Fri in August. 2-4pm. Gardens, E2. BREAKDANCING Closing date for application 22 project based around the his- Free. Families invited to enjoy Info: Christine 07903 709 410 Every Fri, 8-9.30pm. An open Aug. Info: 020 7729 6970; class in breakin’ for all ages PANGEA PROJECT [email protected] from 8-58! Friendly Every Weds-Sun, until 3am atmosphere. First class free. £8. Fri & Sat. Live music and arts Easy Studio, 60-64 Kingsland centre. Beatboxing/live Road, E2. looping/guitar. £5. RED, 72 Info: 020 7033 4660 Stamford Hill, N16. WALKING TOGETHER Info: www.myspace.com/ Health walks taking place in pangeaprojectlondon parks in the borough. Meet new THE COMEDY CAFÉ people and get healthy. Suitable Every Wed, from 7pm: new act for all ages, especially night, free. Every Thurs, from beginners, or those who feel 7pm: top comics, £8. Every Fri, unfit. The walks take 30-60 SPORTSHALL ATHLETICS from 6pm: top comics, £5. mins. Info: 07891 498150; Every Sat, 11am-1pm. Indoor Every Sat, from 6pm: party surbjit.mahey@learningtrust. athletics for beginners, aged 8- night, dancing ‘til 1am, £15. co.uk 13. Space, Falkirk St, N1. £1. 66/68 Rivington St, EC2. Info: Des Ryner: Info: 020 7739 5706; 07956 375 078 www.comedycafe.co.uk UNDER 14’S FOOTBALL COMEDY AT THE CAT Every Sat, 12-3pm. Free. New Every Thurs, fortnightly. players welcomed – enjoy 8-10.30pm. Trevor Lock playing organised football on a headlines on 12 Aug. Regular regular basis in a local boy’s comedians are Vikki Stone, Pat team at Spring Hill playing field. Burtscher, Gerry Howell all Info Tom: 07788 511 358; or Hackney Empire New Act Of The Mel: 07816 072 226. Year Finalists 2008, and Tom FOOTBALL FOR PARENTS Webb. £5. Cat and Mutton, 76 AND TODDLERS Broadway Market, E8. Every Sun, 11-11.45am. Drop- Info: 07903 470 272; thomas in session with qualified coach [email protected] in Clissold Park. COAST TO COAST Info Emilio: 07967 322 376 Every Sat. 10pm-late. DJ Cello DINGHY SAILING and guests play ska, reggae, Every Sun, 10am-1pm, & Tues soul, funk, boogaloo and 6pm till dusk. North London northern soul. £3-5. On The Sailing Association sessions at Rocks, Kingsland Rd, West Reservoir Centre, Stoke Shoreditch, E2. Info: Newington, Green Lanes, N4. www.coasttocoast.org.uk Info: 020 7254 2315 18 4 August 2008

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Edinburgh Cellars, Newington RIVERSIDE NURSERY Green, N1.Info: 0207 288 Going To Work? 8000; www.playedinfull.co.uk Our small, happy, nursery SHARP END’S SUMMER now has vacancies for PARTY & AGM children 0-5 years. 20 Aug, 10am-5pm; AGM GET CREATIVE Riverside Close, Clapton, 12.15-1.15pm. Senior health 6, 7 & 20 Aug, 2-4pm. Work on E5 9SP. and active retirement project a giant wall hanging to be Please call to arrange day will be packed full of displayed in the museum. your childcare. activities, therapies, workshop, Families can explore different Tel: 020 8806 7143 or and a dancing finale. Lunch and riverside.nursery@ drawing, painting and collage refreshments. tiscali.co.uk techniques. Hackney Museum, Info: 020 7923 8690; E8. Info: 020 8356 2529; sharpenddirector@thesharp Love in the sunshine [email protected] end.org.uk BABA YAGA Moustachioed revellers; and the main stage 7 Aug, 11am-12 noon. 5yrs+. NAIL CARE BOUTIQUE REVIEW Russian fairytale performance A fabulous new outlet for all punctuated set; leaving featuring the ferocious witch your nail, manicure and By Jane Young & international working class hero Baba Yaga. Woodberry Down pedicure requirements and Kate Gibney Manu Chao to whip them into a Community Library, Robin many more beauty treatments Redmond Centre, 440 Seven LOVEBOX London final freestyling festive frenzy. besides. Let us make your Sisters Road, N4. Info: Weekender, Victoria Park, Sunday saw much to enjoy on ideas reality! 020 8356 1630/1631/1632 E3, July 19&20 the smaller stages as well as 100 Retail Unit NOW in its seventh year, big name headline acts. LYNNETT COURT FETE Shoreditch High Street, Lovebox proved itself, yet Howling Bells played a Gothic- 16 Aug, 1pm. In aid of E1 6FQ again, to be the festival for tinged set in front of an Macmillan nurses, food, drinks Tel: 020 7729 8091 discerning music fans – who audience that doubled in size. and barbecue in addition to Also well-received was Liam Tue-Sat: 10am-7pm hate camping! items for sale at bargain prices. Sun: 10am-5pm Learn the steel drums Spread over a sunny long Finn, whose songcraft, allied 30p entry. Lynnett Court, 2-12 STEEL DRUM PLAYERS weekend, party-goers had two with some fierce guitar playing, Danesdale Rd, E9. Info: 0208 Bring this advert with you Every Mon & Weds, 7-9.30pm. bites of the musical cherry, recalled both the Beatles and 985 0920; isaac.kanagwa@ for a 20% discount!! Do you play steel pan or drums? without having to live in the Hendrix, and provided a sanctuary-housing.co.uk Come and play at St John at psychedelic equivalent of a welcome counterpoint to Jack Penate’s knock-kneed warbling B-BOY BBQ WALLPAPER AND TEXTILES Hackney Church. Info: 07949 refugee camp for two days. WORKSHOP on the main stage. Warhols enticed many away 16 Aug, 2-9pm. Chill in the sun 937 466; 07960 789 692; The programme boasted a 20 Aug, 11am-4pm. A digital Goldfrapp followed, with songs from the main stage. with quality hip-hop tunes and [email protected] diverse collection of artists and visual arts workshop using like ‘Happiness’ from their Afterwards these reviewers burgers. Beats provided by The LUNCH CLUB representing the various tribes the Geffrye Museum’s collection folksy, summer of love inspired succumbed to the charms of Played in Full Crew. Free. Every Wed, 12-3pm. 50yrs+. of grime, world music, house, of historic interior design as latest album providing the the NYC Download tent, Free. Risen Christ & All Saints indie and Eighties revival. inspiration. Develop your own perfect soundtrack to a chilled avoiding the Flaming Lips’ Church, 44 Overbury St, E5. Saturday saw kids barely designs for wallpaper and out afternoon in the park, headlining theatrics in favour of More info: Jean John, Wayside embryos in the 80s, embrace fabrics using photography, before they picked up the pace some disco music, false Community Centre. The Human League’s future drawing and words. Free. with old hits like ‘Ooh La La’, moustaches and tranny lip- Info: 020 8986 7531 predicting electro; while elder Geffrye Museum Kingsland syncing to camp classics. statesmen of house, Groove and if that dippy hippy disco Road, E2. Info: 020 7249 8286 The perfect end to a great FORGET-ME-NOT Armada, got the crowd ‘shaking wasn’t to your taste, excellent ext 5; www.newingtongreen- US indie stalwarts The Dandy lost weekend. (GARDEN SPECIALISTS) that ass’ with a slick, firework nowandthen.org.uk; Specialists in all aspects www.mildmaycp.org.uk of soft/hard landscaping. PLAY DAY EVENT Regular maintenance that includes Canadian Wes MIDSUMMER NIGHT’S DREAM Enjoy a B-Boy BBQ 6 Aug, 10am. Hackney Play & all garden work Zaharuk. Theatre Royal 16 Aug, 8pm. A production of Association is staging its fourth undertaken. Stratford East Bar, Gerry Raffles Midsummer Nights dream SALE event at Hackney Downs. Join a For a free, affordable Square, E15. Info: hosted by Alden & Broadway Cartridge refills procession from Hackney Town quote, call Malcolm on: House Tenants Residents 020 8361 2852, 07769 020 8279 1160; Buy one get one free on all ink Hall to the park. Bungee Association. Working with Black from £8.99 jumping, graffiti art, sports, 632 890; or e-mail: www.stratfordeast. theatre group Sanford malcolmbeech@ com/music.php Colour from £9.99 dance, clowns, circus skills, and GRIMEBORN Collective. Broadway House Brother and Samsung toners food. Info: 020 7254 9944. aol.com Estate, E8. Info: 4-9 Aug, 8pm. Opera season is COURTYARD THEATRE from £25. 07931 340 733; back with theatrical innovation Aug 12-31, 7.30pm. Anna and [email protected] JP & Canon toners from £29 from the frontline of Rose ‘Weapons of Mass Computer repairs £39.99 fixed Competitions contemporary music and Destruction’. Based on a true CRAZY CATS ‘N DOGS CLUB Refurbished PC & monitor performance. £10. Arcola story from 1920s Africa about Every 2nd & 4th Tues, 8pm. A from £79 Hackney Today offered readers a chance Theatre, 27 Arcola Street, E8. first death penalty for women, variety night from London’s BOGOF offer ends 08/08 underground poets, DJs and to win a great prize in issue 188. Info: 020 7503 1646; following killing spree by two Conditions apply singer songwriters, plus PAs [email protected] sisters. £12-16. Courtyard FREE DELIVERY The lucky winners of tickets to the Middlesex Sevens at and jam session. Chats Palace, Twickenham rugby ground on 16 August are: D. Dobinson, N1; STAND-UP COMEDY Theatre, Bowling Green Walk, Cartridge World, 42-44 Brooksby Walk, 163 Morning Lane E9 6LH L. Short, N16; P M Walsh, N16; M King, N16; J D Turner, N16. 11 Aug. Compere Lateeef 40 Pitfield Street, N1. Info: Homerton, E9. Info: (Near Tesco) 020 8985 1010 Lovejoy hosts show with a cast www.vineyardtheatre.net www.chatspalace.com

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Skinners’ Company’s School for Girls see their ﬁlm of Hackney on the big screen (above); Kingsmead Primary pupils learn to juggle at the celebration event (right)

Olympic and Paralympic They were among more different things in a picture.” Games. Youngsters received than 450 children from The finished work was By expert tips on photography, across the five Olympic host unveiled at a celebration PE with predator Emma Britton film and music as part of a boroughs who contributed – event on 4 July in project to showcase as part of the London 2012 Greenwich. circuit exercises. udding young Hackney’s culture to the rest Education Programme. By Sylvia Arthur “We are thrilled to have photographers and of the world. One Millfields pupil said: a Gladiator come down filmmakers from Pupils from Skinners’ “I loved learning to take This is a OVER 700 pupils from and help raise money for Bacross Hackney Company’s School for Girls, photographs because “good way for Haggerston School for a worthwhile cause,” said have proudly exhibited their E5; Kingsmead Primary, E9; sometimes when you want Girls got the opportunity staff member Kiersten work. Berger Primary, E9; to tell someone something, young people to to train with a Gladiator Donohue. They were mentored by Rushmore Primary, E5; and it’s not that easy, but by explore our rich and compete in the “The fit4schools professionals on a project to Millfields Primary, E5, began taking photographs you can and diverse fit4schools programme to programme will help document their local area in work on the Welcoming the show them and explain. I communities raise money for their PE motivate our girls to keep the run up to the 2012 World project in February. found out that people see department. them focused, entertained ” Olympic medalist and inspired to raise £5 Du’aine Ladejo, each towards new PE otherwise known as facilities.” Ballroom to bathroom Predator in the popular The programme, TV series, was on hand at founded by Gladiator A BALLROOM the charity has sourced and doing good, but after the E2 Du’aine almost ten years dancing display was 2,154 work placements Year 8, it got boring. I did an secondary ago, aims to get children just one way of with more than 1,200 extended work placement at school to involved with out-of- celebrating the employers. It has also Division 5 builders in get the girls school activities and raise success of attracted over 400 business Dalston, and in September moving awareness of healthy Hackney’s youth volunteers to support I’m looking to study through a eating. – and the primary school children plumbing and have applied series of “Actively participating business people with numeracy and literacy, for apprenticeships.” simple in sports helps who support and delivered over 2,500 Pupils from Lauriston, concentration, memory them. work-related sessions in Jubilee and Gayhurst and learning,” Du’aine Inspire! – secondary school and primary schools were a star said. “We’re looking Hackney’s colleges. attraction on the night, as forward to making a Education Alhaji Jabbie, 16, a they showed off their fleet- difference in these Business former pupil at Hackney footed skills. children’s lives and Partnership – Free & Parochial School, is Inspire! director, David hope the sporting hosted a a graduate of the Inspire! Blagbrough, said: “We hear skills they learn on reception in Ready 4 Work programme, a lot about problems and the programme the City last which provides intensive difficulties. But we have will remain with month to mark support and workplace some very talented and them for life.” its fourth year. learning for students who remarkable young people. In the past need help and motivation. Volunteers enable them to 12 months, He said: “I was in school fulfil their potential.”

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MATCH DAY PARKING SCHEME GOES LIVE The new Match Day Parking Scheme is scheduled to go live on Saturday 16 August 2008 for the Arsenal v West Bromwich Albion fixture. Hackney Parking Services are implementing the new scheme which will operate in Controlled Parking Zones G, G2 and Zone M (in roads west of Milton Grove).

On Saturday 16 August your CPZ will operate during the following times: CPZ Operational Hours Zone G 12 noon to 4:30pm Zone G2 7.00am to 6:00pm (covered by normal CPZ hours) Zone M 8:30am to 4:30pm

The match day scheme will operate as an Scheme start time will differ for each zone. when the scheme will operate. Signs in each extension to your CPZ and is intended to prevent If you live in the affected Controlled Parking parking bay will also display the match day stadium visitors from parking in designated Zone, you will need to display your parking operating times. resident and business bays during Arsenal home permit for the entire duration of the Match Day fixtures. Scheme operating hours. Your visitors will also For more information please refer to our website: To ensure that parking controls are seamless and need to display either visitor’s vouchers or use www.hackney.gov.uk/parking; contact us by there is no gap between the two types of the pay and display facilities provided for the full e-mail: [email protected]; or restrictions, the Match Day duration. phone: 0208 356 8877 Scheme will begin when your Boundary signs located on each road entering normal CPZ hours end. This the Match Day Scheme area will show the date means that the Match Day An up to date list of Arsenal games can be found when the next Arsenal match will take place and at the Arsenal FC website: www.arsenal.com

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This page was compiled with the help of Homerton health ON THE Hospital, City & Hackney Primary Care Trust, and the East UP London NHS Foundation Trust Closer to health PLANS to modernise GP Each surgery will be surgeries across the borough linked to one of four new will give patients access to a Primary Care Resource wider range of services, close Centres – which received to home. wide support during a The City and Hackney public consultation in 2006 Primary Care Trust – due to be built by 2012. (CHPCT) has already Once operational, over 98 started to redevelop and per cent of residents will live refurbish surgeries across within half a mile of a GP Hackney. The programme and all patients will be able will see some surgeries to keep their existing doctor. combined to ensure The extra services offered practices have the space and at the centres may also see facilities to offer a greater patients experiencing range of services. Although shorter travelling times by this means the number of avoiding hospital surgeries will decrease, there appointments. L to R: Eamann Devlian; Geoff Ferguson; Diane Abbott MP; Patricia Salt; & Sally Coverdale at the opening of the new Crossroads Centre reception will be more GPs, nurses and other healthcare professionals in the On offer borough, as practices • General Practice with expand and develop. convenient opening hours What a reception • Diagnostic tests including ultrasound and audiology • Maternity services (left) seek help for a drink welcomed and Guests at the opening • Community dental problem. So it’s important understood.” ceremony on 23 July were services All stories by that people’s first Hackney Alcohol Service able to hear first-hand • Urgent care centres Siobhan Silbert impression is a good one, as was set up in 1994 and accounts from people who providing advice and they are more likely to since then has successfully had accessed treatment treatment for all patients new reception at return and engage in treated over 2,000 people. using the centre. on a walk-in basis Hackney’s treatment if they feel • Primary mental health care innovative MORE INFO including easier access to ACrossroads Centre, counselling and run by the City and Call the service on: psychology Hackney Alcohol Service 020 8525 1313, or visit the • A range of information and has been officially opened Crossroads Centre at: advice services including by Diane Abbot MP. 2 Westgate Street, E8 benefits advice The reception is the first point of contact for people who have an alcohol- related problem. Centre Beating the bugs These Director, Patricia Salt, said: “results reflect “It takes a lot of courage to HOMERTON Hospital’s record for controlling the hard work killer bugs is steadily of infection improving, according to control team the latest figures. and staff 20% off With MRSA, it has seen with this a year-on-year reduction ” advert from 20 cases in 2005-06, to 17 in 2006-07, and nine last year. Figures released by the NAIL WORLD Health Protection Agency Stunning acrylic and gel nails using also showed the hospital has seen a dramatic fall in revolutionary new technique MRSA (above) rates are falling at Homerton Hospital OPENING HOURS: the number of cases of Manicure/pedicure Clostridium difficile. In Director, said: “We are “These improving Mon-Sat, 10am-7pm Fabulous designs expertly applied 2006-07, 154 cases were very pleased with the results reflect the hard 257 Hoxton Street N1 reported. This year saw a ongoing improvement we work and dedication of FREE AIRBRUSH with full set/infill total of 61. are seeing at Homerton in our infection control team 020 7739 4434 Appointments and walk-ins Dr John Coakley, the combating hospital and also all staff who hospital’s Medical acquired infections. remain ever vigilant.” One per customer

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Life’s work for peace As part of the dispute, His great achievement By Sally England 70,000 men were locked out was the assembly of the by their employers, with Inter-Parliamentary Union Cremer travelling the at the House of Lords in AST month marked country to give over 100 1906, with 22 countries the 100th anniversary speeches in their support. pledging to settle their of the death of one of He became involved in disputes through arbitration Lthe 19th century’s trade unionism and rather than war. Many most tireless peace workers’ rights, was a praised Cremer’s work to campaigners – long-serving founder member of both the advance the cause of peace, Haggerston MP, Sir William Amalgamated Society of but, sadly, only eight years Clockwise from above: Portrait of Sir William Randal Cremer; March 1928 issue of The Arbitrator marking 20 years Randal Cremer. Carpenters and Joiners, and passed before the outbreak since its founder’s death; a biography title page; Cremer Street c1950; Randal Cremer School in 1974; a 1975 centenary Born in Hampshire in the International Working of the First World War. booklet of Randal Cremer School 1828, he grew up in great Men’s Association. Cremer Cremer worked to the end poverty. While still a child, promoted peace and welfare of his life. He became ill Norwegian order of St Olaf MORE INFO Cremer became a pitch-boy through radical politics, but after taking his daily bath at in 1904, a knighthood in in the shipyards, working 12 always opposed outright the House of Commons and 1907 and – most prestigious Hackney Archives looks after Council administrative records hours a day, Monday to revolution. going onto a balcony in bad of all – the Nobel Peace and archives dating back to 1700. It also keeps records for Saturday, for a wage of just From 1868 onwards, he weather. Pneumonia set in Prize in 1903. individuals and organisations with links to Hackney. two shillings (10p) a week. attempted to gain a foothold and although Cremer Busts of Cremer are Call: 020 7241 2886, or visit: www.hackney.gov.uk/archives But he still had the energy in Parliament, but it wasn’t remained in high spirits, he displayed in both the House to attend lectures whenever until 1885 that he was was unable to regain his of Commons and the Peace he could. One of these was a elected MP for Haggerston. strength and died, aged 80, Palace in The Hague. talk on solving international He was re-elected the on 11 July, 1908. He is not forgotten in disputes by peace rather following year and again in His services to, and Hackney either, where he is than war, which became the 1892, but narrowly defeated influence on, international commemorated in the great focus of Cremer’s life. in 1895. politics were widely names of Cremer Street After training as a Cremer did not desert his recognised. He and Randal Cremer carpenter and moving to Shoreditch constituents received Primary School in Ormsby London in 1858, Cremer however, and returned to the Street, E2. was involved in the recover the seat in 1900, campaign for a nine-hour retaining it until his day for building trade death. workers. His employer sacked him and threatened to shoot Cremer if he found him on the premises. 24 4 August 2008 advertising

NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR PLANNING PERMISSION UNDER ARTICLE 8 OF THE TOWN AND COUNTRY PLANNING (GENERAL DEVELOPMENT PROCEDURE) ORDER 1995 THE TOWN AND COUNTRY PLANNING ACT 1990 (AS AMENDED) Date of notice: 4 August 2008

In accordance with the above act and related not accord with the provisions of the development plan legislation, notice is hereby given that the application in force in the area in which the land to which forms, plans and other documents submitted in application 08/90151/FULODA relates is situated. relation to the proposal noted below may be examined APPLICANT’S NAME: Olympic Delivery Authority. at: APPLICATION REFERENCE NO: 08/90193/AODODA THE OLYMPIC DELIVERY AUTHORITY PLANNING APPLICATION SITE: Land Within The London Olympic RECEPTION,11 BURFORD ROAD, STRATFORD, LONDON, E15 2ST. Site Boundary To The North Of Stratford Town Centre, East Of The Lea Valley Navigation, South Of Eastway THE RECEPTION IS OPEN FROM 09:00 – 17:00 And The A12 And West Of The Lea Valley Railway, MONDAY TO FRIDAY BY APPOINTMENT ONLY TELEPHONE NUMBER 020 8430 6020. Within Olympic Planning Delivery Zones 1-7, 9 & 10. DESCRIPTION OF PROPOSAL: Approval of details The above documents are also available to download pursuant to SP.0.20 (Details of road, pedestrian and from the Planning Register on the Planning Decisions Team website: www.london2012.com/planning. cycle route construction, including alignment, layout and materials) for those sections of Loop Roads within Anyone who wishes to make comments about the the limits of deviation as specified in the Site application should write to the address below quoting Preparation Permission 07/90011/FUMODA. the relevant Application Reference Number: APPLICANT’S NAME: Olympic Delivery Authority HEAD OF DEVELOPMENT CONTROL, PLANNING DECISIONS TEAM, OLYMPIC DELIVERY AUTHORITY, APPLICATION REFERENCE NO: 08/90194/FULODA MAILPOINT 32B, 23RD FLOOR, 1 CHURCHILL PLACE, APPLICATION SITE: Land Within The London Olympic LONDON, E14 5LN. Site Boundary To The North Of Stratford Town Centre, Alternatively comments can be made by email to: East Of The Lea Valley Navigation, South Of Eastway [email protected] And The A12 And West Of The Lea Valley Railway, Comments should be submitted within 21 days of the Within Olympic Planning Delivery Zones 1-7, 9 & 10. date of this notice and should be received by 25 August DESCRIPTION OF PROPOSAL: Full planning 2008. permission for the construction of sections of loop road APPLICATION REFERENCE NO: 08/90151/FULODA (including venue drop off areas and secondary roads) APPLICATION SITE: London Olympic Site- Land North that are outside of the horizontal and vertical limits of Of Stratford Town Centre, East Of The Lea Valley deviation as specified in the Site Preparation Planning Navigation, South Of Eastway And The A12 And West Of Application Permission 07/90011/FUMODA). The The Lea Valley Railway. proposed development does not accord with the DESCRIPTION OF PROPOSAL: Construction of a provisions of the development plan in force in the area temporary Outer Perimeter Security Fence passing in which the land to which application through Planning Delivery Zones 1 to 8. Public-viewing 08/90194/FULODA relates is situated. trial panels have been erected of the proposed APPLICANT’S NAME: Olympic Delivery Authority temporary Outer Perimeter Security Fence. The sample panels are located on Ruckholt Road facing Hackney DATED: 4 AUGUST 2008 Marsh (East Marsh). An accompanying panel giving a AUTHORISED BY: VIVIENNE RAMSEY brief description of the application is located adjacent ON BEHALF OF: OLYMPIC DELIVERY AUTHORITY, to the fence panels. The proposed development does PLANNING DECISIONS TEAM

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Safe as buses offering reassurance to Chief Superintendent Joe passengers. Inspectors also Royle said: “Anti-social All stories by checked for fare evasion, behaviour creates an Gabriel Harriss and ensured young people intimidating atmosphere for were validating Zip cards. passengers and increases BLITZ on anti The operation, which took fear of crime. This was social behaviour place in the last week of about ensuring a safe took place on school term, resulted in 25 travelling environment.” AHackney’s busy 38 penalty fares and 75 notices Steve Burton, from bus route last month. of potential prosecution. Transport for London, The six-day Operation Police also made two arrests. added: “Our most recent Break-Up – which This high visibility statistics show youth-related concentrated on Graham policing was designed to crime on buses has fallen by Road – saw transport police reduce fear of crime, 19 per cent and we want all patrolling buses, looking for particularly among young young people to feel safe and disruptive behaviour and people. enjoy travelling.” Transport ofﬁcers board a number 38 bus to reassure passengers and check any disruptive behaviour Keep pedalling through the summer RESIDENTS who aren’t It is estimated that 1.1 ready to stop after the Tour million Londoners have de Hackney on 17 August bikes, but just don’t get can look forward to more round to riding them. two-wheeled treats. For those who need a little Transport for London’s inspiration, the 2008 Tour of Summer of Cycling Britain kicks off in London campaign is urging people on 7 September. Watch 96 across the capital to dust off professional riders line up their bikes and use them for the first of eight gruelling Give your neglected bike a new lease of life by making it roadworthy more often. legs that will take them all over the UK. Cyclists preparing to set off on the 2007 London Freewheel Two weeks later, Londoners of all ages and Participants can enjoy a MORE INFO PLANNING APPEALS cycling abilities will be able carnival atmosphere and to experience the joys of views the capital’s most Register to ride, or help out TOWN AND COUNTRY PLANNING ACT 1990, The inquiry will be held at Committee Room 101, Hackney traffic-free cycling at the spectacular landmarks. Bag as a marshal at: www. PUBLIC INQUIRY. COUNCIL REF: 2007/2208. Town Hall, Mare Street, London E8 1EA on Wednesday 27th londonfreewheel. com PINS REF: APP/U5360/A/08/2072310 August, 2008 at 10am. London Freewheel event on your place quickly before it’s 21 September. fully booked. www.tourofbritain.co.uk An appeal has been made against the London Borough of Members of the public may attend the inquiry and, at the Hackney by Kingsland Road LLP and Islington & Shoreditch Inspector’s discretion express their views. If you or anyone Housing Association for the Non- Determination of planning you know has a disability and is concerned about facilities at permission for the demolition of existing building and erection the Inquiry venue, you should contact the council to confirm of part six, part seven storey building with basement to that suitable provisions are in place. provide 2256m2 B1 floorspace and 60 residential units SUSAN FOSTER, HEAD OF PLANNING Driving diversity together with parking spaces and landscaping at 242 – 248 NEIGHBOURHOOD AND REGENERATION Kingsland Road, & 50 Acton Mews, London E8 4DG. DATE: 04/08/2008 A GROWING proportion launched a Put Yourself in The inquiry will be held at The Council Chambers, Hackney of black and minority the Driving Seat campaign Town Hall, Mare Street, London E8 1EA on Thursday 28th August, 2008 at 10.00 a.m. ethnic Londoners are to boost BME applications. TOWN AND COUNTRY PLANNING ACT 1990. Members of the public may attend the inquiry and, at the putting their inner street The numbers applying has Inspector’s discretion express their views. COUNCIL APPLICATION NO: 2007/0610. map to the test. since grown by over 50 per PINS REFERENCE NO: APP/U5360/X/07/2061860 If you or anyone you know has a disability and is concerned Black and minority cent. about facilities at the inquiry venue, you should contact the An appeal has been made against the London Borough of ethnic applicants (BME) TfL’s Director of Taxi Council to confirm that suitable provisions are in place. Hackney by Mr. Chino Okereafor for the refusal of an for the famous Knowledge and Private Hire, Ed SUSAN FOSTER, HEAD OF PLANNING application for a Lawful Use Certificate at 14A Atherden Road, NEIGHBOURHOOD AND REGENERATION London, E5 OQP for use of the ground floor as a 1 bedroom test for cabbies have Thompson, added: “We DATE: 04/08/2008 self-contained flat. increased to nearly one-in- have done, and are still The inquiry will be held at the Council Chambers, Hackney three, according to the doing, a huge amount of Town Hall, Mare Street, London E8 1EA on Tuesday 2nd latest figures released by work to encourage taxi TOWN AND COUNTRY PLANNING ACT 1990, September, 2008 at 10am. TfL’s Public Carriage driver applications from PUBLIC INQUIRY. COUNCIL REF: 2005/0001/ENF. Members of the public may attend the inquiry and, at the Office (PCO). London’s many and diverse PINS REF:MAPP/U5360/C/08/2062784 Inspector’s discretion express their views. If you or anyone you know has a disability and is concerned about facilities at To drive one of communities, and we are An appeal has been made against the London Borough of the Inquiry venue, you should contact the council to confirm London’s iconic black really pleased that people Hackney by Europeak Limited against the decision of the that suitable provisions are in place. London Borough of Hackney to instigate enforcement cabs, applicants must from all kinds of proceedings at 23 Chelmer Road, London E9 6AY for the SUSAN FOSTER, HEAD OF PLANNING prove they know the city backgrounds are now conversion of a single dwelling house into two self-contained NEIGHBOURHOOD AND REGENERATION like the back of their coming through the world- flats. DATE: 04/08/2008 hand. In 2005, TfL famous Knowledge test.”

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Getting back to work would like your essential www.consultation input. finder.com/hackney THE Council wants your About 25 per cent of the For further details call: Recipes straight from the opinions on a draft UK population 020 7683 4040, or e-mail ovens at Hoxton Apprentice skills for employment currently smoke and it tomiwa.adeosun@ strategy that sets out continues to be the chpct.nhs.uk www.hoxtonapprentice.com how residents can gain main cause of the right training to get preventable illness See the results back into work. and premature death THE results of two The strategy also in England. consultations that residents focuses on helping local There are around people progress in 87,000 deaths per contributed to are now employment and to aid year through available. them to participate fully smoking-related The creation of a zebra in the social and illnesses. crossing in Cassland Road, economic life of the City and Hackney South Hackney, was borough. Primary Care Trust supported by 93 per cent of For further details visit: and the Council respondents. www.teamhackney.org/ want to hear from However, feedback skills_for_employment_ the local indicated the majority felt strategy.htm and see the community to feed the crossing should be west Skills Strategy into a national of Meynell Road junction. consultation. You can consultation by the In a second consultation, give your views by e- Department of 68 per cent of residents mailing: atiya.munir@ Health. were in favour of a one way hackney.gov.uk or Your views HERE is another in our series of recipes courtesy of the Hoxton Apprentice restaurant, system in Meynell Road. call: 0208 356 3307. will help chosen by one of their successful trainees. This week’s recipe is presented by Charley, towards shaping England’s Residents now have the 21, from Lambeth. long-term tobacco control opportunity to comment on Charley is the only female member of the current apprentice group. She is working in a Talk about tobacco strategy. the revised plan. front of house position. She was referred to the programme by Fairbridge, an VIEWS are being sought The consultation is open Further information on the organisation that supports young people who are not in employment or education. for a national consultation from 4 to 29 August and schemes can be found at: Charley has experienced homelessness in the past, and had difficulties with education. on the future of tobacco you can complete the www.consultationfinder. She saw the Hoxton Apprentice programme as the best way to develop her practical control and the Council online survey by visiting: com/hackney skills in customer services and progress into employment. In the future Charley plans to open her own promotions and marketing company. Meetings Preparation time TENANTS & RESIDENTS ASSOCIATION MEETINGS IN AUGUST Strawberry plate 1 hour, 15 mins COUNCIL MEETINGS Queensbridge and Middleton 6 Cooking time AUGUST - RECESS Lister 12 with almond wafers 10 mins Please note that there are no meetings until 1 Mountford 12 September Holmleigh 13 • Beat butter and sugar until pale, then fold in Aspland and Marcon 18 Ingredients Avenue House 20 the flour and egg whites until thoroughly ALL MEETINGS AT HACKNEY TOWN HALL, MARE • 2 punnets of strawberries combined and set aside in the refrigerator for STREET, E8. INFO: 020 8356 3316/3302/3441, OR TO CHECK TIMES AND VENUES, PLEASE CALL THE RESIDENT • 1 small tub good quality strawberry ice cream an hour. Bring to room temperature and VISIT: WWW.HACKNEY.GOV.UK PARTICIPATION TEAM ON: 020 8356 1934 • 1½ oz icing sugar preheat oven to 170C (350F) • 2 oz unsalted butter • Line baking tray. Spread mixture into small •2½ oz caster sugar even discs about 2 millimetres thick. •2½ oz plain flour Sprinkle with almonds and bake for 10 mins. • 1 oz flaked almonds Check to see if the tray needs to be turned as • 2 egg whites lightly beaten some ovens have hot spots. When wafers For solutions see: Sudoku www.hackney.gov.uk/hackneytoday turn golden brown remove from oven Method and place on wire rack to cool Easy Medium • Wash and cut green part from strawberries • Place cut strawberries on serving dish with and cut in half – or quarter if large ice cream. Remove the strawberry • Refrigerate half and put the other half in mixture from freezer. Scrape crushed blender with icing sugar. Blend until smooth strawberry ice mixture place onto dish with and freeze for 2-3 hours almond wafers and serve The Hoxton Apprentice is a social If you would like to offer an apprentice a enterprise set up to train unemployed job, or become an apprentice yourself, call Hackney people – both in the kitchen and Patrick Lyster-Todd on: 020 7749 2805. front of house. For more info, visit: Six month apprenticeships prepare people www.hoxtonapprentice.com for the workplace and give them the chance to gain an NVQ in hospitality. Profits are returned to Training For Life, the charity which operates the restaurant, to deliver more training for unemployed people. 28 4 August 2008 your council

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The Mayor & Councillors 1. Brownswood NEW RIVER Councillors are elected by Hackney Generally they can help with Council related 2. Cazenove SPRINGFIELD residents and serve for four years. matters, but if the issue is the responsibility 3. Chatham 4. Clissold CAZENOVE The last borough elections were in of another person or organisation, they can BROWNSWOOD LORDSHIP 5. Dalston May 2006. often point you in the right direction and tell LEABRIDGE 6. De Beauvoir HACKNEY you who you need to see. STOKE DOWNS Councillors have a range of CLISSOLD NEWINGTON KINGS PARK 7. Hackney Central CENTRAL Jules Hackney has 57 councillors representing responsibilites, including helping to 8. Hackney Downs Pipe oversee the Council and its services. areas called wards – illustrated in the 9. Haggerston DALSTON HACKNEY CENTRAL WICK They all hold advice surgeries where you map opposite. 10. Hoxton CHATHAM Hackney has an executive Mayor, Jules can meet your local representative and Please note: some councillors do not hold 11. Kings Park Pipe, who is not a councillor, but is directly QUEENSBRIDGE elected by the entire borough. ask them to take up issues that may be 12. Leabridge VICTORIA surgeries during the school summer DE of concern. 13. Lordship BEAUVOIR The Mayor is the political leader of the holidays. Call the number below to check. Council, overseeing the budget and all 14. New River HAGGERSTON 15. Queensbridge HOXTON Council services. To check which councillor covers your area, or confirm surgery times, call: 020 8356 3373. North East Neighbourhood 16. Springfield Civic and ceremonial duties are More info: www.hackney.gov.uk/l-mayor-cabinet-councillors.htm Committee undertaken by the Speaker of the Council 17. Stoke Newington Shoreditch Neighbourhood Central who is elected annually from the borough’s ADVICE SURGERY ON CRIME AND COMMUNITY SAFETY ISSUES Committee 57 councillors. Cllr Ian Rathbone is the Cllr Nkafu, 5-6pm, 1st Monday each month, Hackney Town Hall, Mare St, E8. 18. Victoria Stoke Newington Forum current Speaker. To book an appointment call: 020 8356 3211 19. Wick Homerton Forum

1. BROWNSWOOD 2. CAZENOVE 3. CHATHAM 4. CLISSOLD 5. DALSTON Cllr Darren Parker Cllrs Joseph Stauber Cllr Luke Akehurst, Cllr Linda Smith Cllrs Sophie Linden, Nargis Khan 1st Fri each month, 9-10am, 1st Wed, 5-6pm, Simon Marks 2nd Fri each month, 6.30-7.30pm, 1st Mon each month, 7-8pm, & Angus Mulready-Jones Robin Redmond Resource Centre, Jewish Primary School, 75 Cazenove Hackney Town Hall, Hawksley Court Community Hall, N16. (on a rota basis) 440 Seven Sisters Rd, Woodberry Road, N16. Mare St, E8. Cllr Karen Alcock 1st Thurs each month, 6.30- Down Estate, N4. Cllr Ian Sharer Cllr Sally Mulready 2nd Fri each month, 6-7pm, Milton 7.30pm, Evelyn Court, Amhurst Rd, Cllr Feryat Demirci 1st & 3rd Thurs, 10.30-11.30am, Last Fri each month, 7-8pm, Gardens Community Hall, Milton E8. 1st Sat each month, 11am- North London Muslim Community Hackney Town Hall, Mare St, E8. Gardens Estate, N16. 2nd Sat each month, 12noon- 12pm, Amwell Court Community Centre, 68 Cazenove Rd, N16. Cllr Guy Nicholson 3rd Mon each month, 7-8pm, Burma 1pm, Community Hall, Millard Hall, Green Lanes, N4. Cllr Dawood Akhoon 3rd Fri each month, 6.30-7.30pm, Court Community Hall, Burma Rd, N16. Close, Shellgrove Estate, N16. Cllr Brian Bell 1st & 3rd Sat each month, 10am- Jack Dunning Community Hall, (Cllrs Alcock & Smith on a rota basis). 3rd Fri each month, 6.30-7.30pm, No surgery. To book an 12.30pm, NLMCC, 68 Cazenove Rd, Homerton Row, E9. Cllr Mischa Borris CLR James Library, 24-30 Dalston appointment with Cllr Bell, N16. (no surgeries in March) Lane, E8. call Members’ Support on: 2nd & 4th Sat each month, 10am- 2nd Tues each month, 6.30-7.30pm, 020 8356 3373. 12.30pm, Stamford Hill Community Milton Gardens Community Hall, N16. Hall, N16. Cllr Akhoon can visit 3rd Fri each month, 6.30-7.30pm, housebound constituents. To book an Frank Haley Community Rm, Burma Rd, appointment call: 020 8806 1147. N16.

6. DE BEAUVOIR 7. HACKNEY CENTRAL 8. HACKNEY DOWNS 9. HAGGERSTON 10. HOXTON Cllrs Robert Chapman, Gulay Cllrs Samantha Lloyd, Alan Cllr Faizullah Khan Cllrs Afolasade Bright, Barry Cllr Clayeon McKenzie Icoz & Christopher McShane Laing & Vincent Stops 1st Sat each month, 11am- Buitekant & Jonathan McShane 2nd Tues each month, 6-7pm, 2nd Sat each month, 11am- (on a rota basis) 12noon, Gooch House, (on a rota basis) The Bell Club, Bowling Green Walk, 12noon, Coleville Community Hall, 1st Sat each month, 10-11am, Kenninghall Rd, E5. 1st Mon each month, 7-8pm, Pitfield St, N1. 35 Branch St, N1. Pembury Senior Citizens Club, Cllr Michael Desmond Shoreditch Town Hall, EC1. Cllr Carole Williams 3rd Sat each month, walkabout Hindrey Rd, E8. 1st Sun each month, 11am- 1st Thurs each month, 6.30- 2nd Mon each month, 5.30- surgery in the afternoon. 2nd Sat each month, 11am- 12noon, Nightingale Estate Office, 7.30pm, Haggerston Community 6.30pm, 16a Malcolm House, Arden 12noon, Wilton Community Hall, 7 Olympus Sq, E5. Cllr Desmond Centre, Haggerston Rd, E8. Estate, N1. E-mail these councillors at: Greenwood Rd, E8. is also available at the Town Hall, 2nd Thurs each month, 7-8pm, Cllr Philip Glanville debeauvoir@hackney- 4th Sat each month, 11am- call: 020 8356 3373. Fellows Court Community Hall, 3rd Wed each month, 6-7pm, labour.org.uk 12noon, Mountford Community Cllr Sem Moema Weymouth Terrace, E2. Provost Community Hall, Murray Alternatively, call Members’ Hall, Cecilia Rd, E8. 2nd Sun each month, 11am- 3rd Thurs each month, 6.30- Grove, N1. Services on: 020 8356 3373. 12noon, Landfield Community 7.30pm, Goldsmith's Community 3rd Sat of every month, 11am- Cllr Laing is also available at the Hall, Landfield Estate, Stellman Hall, Goldsmith's Sq,E2. 12noon, The Bell Club, Bowling Town Hall. To book an appointment Close, E5. 4th Sat each month, 11am- Green Walk, Pitfield St N1. call: 020 8356 3373. Last Sun each month, roving 12noon, VLC Centre, Cllr Glanville can also be contacted surgery. Also available at the Town Whiston Rd,E2. on: 07967 116 537. Hall. Call: 020 8356 3373.

11. KINGS PARK 12. LEABRIDGE 13. LORDSHIP 14. NEW RIVER 15. QUEENSBRIDGE Cllr Sharon Patrick Cllrs Linda Kelly, Deniz Cllrs Bernard Aussenberg, Cllrs Maureen Middleton Cllrs Thomas Price, Emma 1st Fri each month, 6.30- Oguzkanli & Ian Rathbone Simon Tesler & Mathew 1st Sun each month, 11.30am- Plouviez & Patrick Vernon 7.30pm, Hackney Marsh 1st Sun each month, 11am- Coggins 12.30pm, TA Flat, 1 Wyersdale (on a rota basis) Partnership, Kingsmead Cabin, 12noon, Tenants Association Hall, (on a rota basis) House, Woodberry Down Estate, 1st Sat each month, 10-11am, Kingsmead Way, E9. Beecholme Estate, Prout Rd, E5. 1st Sun each month, 11.30am- N4. Queensbridge Leisure Centre, 30 Can visit disabled or housebound 2nd Sat each month, 1-2pm, 12.30pm, Peter Collins Memorial 4th Sun each month, 11.30- Holly St, E8. constituents, to book an Wayside Community Centre, 24 Hall, Holmleigh Rd Estate, N16. 12.30am, Ben Simons Community 3rd Sat each month, 10-11am, appointment call: 020 8356 3373. Chatsworth Rd, E5. 3rd Sun each month, 2-3pm, Hall, 1-66 Lincoln Court, Bethune Regents Pensioners Hall, 30 Cllr Saleem Siddiqui 4th Sat each month, 1-2pm, Stoke Newington Library, Church Rd, N16. Brougham Rd, E8. 1st & 3rd Fri each month, 7- Community Hall, Mount Estate, Street, N16. Cllr Middleton can be contacted on: 8pm, Vi Forrester Hall (behind the Mount Pleasant Lane, E5. 020 7249 9155 or 07930 575 912. You can e-mail these councillors housing office), Gilpin Rd, E5. 4th Sat each month, 2- Cllr Coggins can be contacted on: Cllrs Harvey Odze & Simche direct. Alternatively, call Members’ Cllr Julius Nkafu 3pm,Community Flat, 10 Detmold 07794 419 301. Steinberger (on a rota basis) Services on: 020 8356 3373. 3rd Sat each month, 12noon- Rd, Jack Watts Estate, E5. 2nd Mon each month, 4-5pm, 1pm, Kingsmead Tenants Hall, 5/6 Stamford Hill Library, Portland Ave, Templemead House, Homerton Rd, These ward councillors can be N16. Cllr Odze can be contacted E9. contacted on: 07890 654 068 on: 07790 902 513 or at: [email protected]

16. SPRINGFIELD 17. STOKE NEWINGTON CENTRAL 18. VICTORIA 19. WICK Cllrs Jacob Landau, Shuja Cllrs Rita Krishna, Jamie Cllr Daniel Kemp Cllrs Jessica Webb, Christine Shaikh & Michael Levy Carswell & Muttalip Unluer 1st Sat each month, 10.30- Boyd & Christopher Kennedy (on a rota basis) (on a rota basis) 11.30am, Pitcairn Hall (entrance (on a rota basis) 1st and 3rd Sun each month, 1st, 2nd and 4th Sat each in Mare St), Pitcairn House, 1st Sun each month, 12noon- 11.30am-12.30pm at Webb month, 10-11am, Yorkshire Frampton Park Estate, E9 1pm, Wick OAP Hall, Lavington Estate Community Hall, Clapton Grove Estate Community Hall, (disabled access). Close, Trowbridge Estate, E9. Common, E5. Gunstor Rd, N16 (except Bank Cllr Katie Hanson 3rd Sun each month, 12noon- Holiday weekends). 2rd Wed each month, 7-8pm, 1pm, Vaine House, Gascoyne New Kingshold Community Estate, Cassland Road, E9. Centre, Primrose Sq, E9 (disabled access). Cllr Geoff Taylor 3nd Wed each month, 11am- 12pm, Salvation Army Building, 70 Mare St, E8 (disabled access). the employment works 4 August 2008 29

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Job relationships which support the You will advise and represent us Closing date: 15 Aug 08 Closing date: 17 Aug 08 delivery of services to residents on matters such as mental Street Wardens We require reliable individuals You will lead one of our vacancies in Hackney. The work involves health, asylum seekers and Supervisor (x2) to provide high quality steer innovative social work units. cutting-edge commercial immigration control. You will £26,928-£28,494 cleansing services. You’ll clear You must have strong strategy and policy and the lead and manage a team of Ref: HC_1110 debris and litter from leadership and management Legal & preparation of complex qualified lawyers and be part of Closing date: 14 Aug 08 pavements, and should have skills and believe in the Democratic contracts. For an informal the management team. For an You’ll develop and manage a experience in a similar role. possibility of change and the Services discussion contact Amanda informal discussion contact team of up to eight Street ability to make change. For Kelly on: 020 8356 3345. Amanda Kelly on: Wardens in the Shoreditch more info contact Mary Jackson Secretarial Assistants 020 8356 3345. neighbourhood. You will have MORE INFO on: 020 8356 3798. (x2) Principal Lawyer management experience and £24,588-£26,025 (Children & Neighbourhoods be able deliver customer To apply for any of these Unit Coordinator Ref: HC_1005 Community Services) & Regeneration focussed services which jobs visit: £24,588-£26,025 Closing date: 13 Aug 08 £60,186-£63,951 promote diversity. www.hackney.gov.uk/ Ref: CYP/UC/29B You’ll help raise the Ref: HC_1114 Senior Emergency jobs-careers, call: Closing date: 24 Aug 08 performance of the Practice Closing date: 22 Aug 08 Planning Officer Street Warden 0845 313 3140, or e-mail You’ll be the first point of Management team. You need £36,474-£39,030 £22,086-£23,916 [appropriate reference] contact with families contacting excellent word processing skills Ref: HC_1126 Ref: HC_1102 @ tribal.recruitmail.com the social care unit. You need to and will have experience in a Closing date: 12 Sept 08 Closing date: 14 Aug 08 Please include your full be enthusiastic and proactive to legal or similarly demanding You’ll lead a team co-ordinating You will patrol the Shoreditch address & contact phone provide the organisational environment. emergency planning and neighbourhood preventing and number foundation within the unit. business continuity services, deterring crime and anti-social Principal Lawyer and take responsibility for behaviour. You will have (Procurement) outlining budgets, preparing experience as a warden or in a Children & Young £60,186-£63,951 plans and managing real-time similar role. Peopleʼs Services MORE INFO Ref: HC_1094 events. You’ll know how to To apply for jobs with Children Closing date: 22 Aug 08 approach emergency planning Street Sweepers Group Manager & Young People visit: You will advise on the issues and the supporting legal £18,339-£19,395 £48,585-£51,345 www.jobs.hackney.gov.uk procurements and commercial framework. Ref: HC_1083 Ref: CYP/AA/GM/07508 with the relevant reference.

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NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR A PREMISES LICENCE UNDER THE Residents and businesses in the vicinity of the premises, or their LICENSING GAMBLING ACT 2005 representatives, may make representations on licensing grounds TRAFFIC Notice is hereby given that WILLIAM HILL ORGANIZATION LTD only – ie, the prevention of crime and disorder, the prevention of of GREENSIDE HOUSE 50 STATION ROAD WOOD GREEN LONDON public nuisance, public safety and the protection of children from harm. Copies of all representations will be sent to the applicant. It Massage/Special Treatments Licence. Notice is given that TRACIE N22 7TP is/ are applying for a BETTING (OTHER) .premises is an offence, liable on conviction to a fine off up to £5,000 for an LONDON BOROUGH OF HACKNEY. THE EDWARDS has applied to the London Borough of Hackney for a licence under section 159 of the Gambling Act 2005. applicant to knowingly or recklessly make a false statement in HACKNEY (PARKING PLACES) (AMENDMENT Massage and Special Treatments Licence for the premises 12-18 The application relates to the following premises WILLIAM HILL connection with the application. NO.21) ORDER 2008. THE HACKNEY (WAITING Hoxton Street London N1 6NG. 150 LOWER CLAPTON ROAD LONDON E5 0QJ DATED 04.08.08 AND LOADING RESTRICTIONS) (AMENDMENT Anyone wishing to oppose the application must give notice in The application has been made to THE LONDON BOROUGH OF NO.32 ORDER 2008. THE HACKNEY (FREE writing to the Licensing Services Manager, London Borough of HACKNEY PARKING PLACES) (DOCTORS) (AMENDMENT Hackney 263 Mare Street London E8 3HT within THREE WEEKS Information about the application is available from the licensing NO.4) ORDER 2008. THE HACKNEY (LOADING from the date of publication of this Notice specifying the grounds authority, including the arrangements for viewing the details of Licensing Act 2003. Notice of Application for premises Licence. for opposition. BAY) (AMENDMENT NO.6) ORDER 2008. TRO 366 the application. Notice is given that SOUNDS GOOD MULTIMEDIA has applied to Persons objecting to the grant of a licence must be prepared to Any of the following persons may make representations in Hackney Council to vary the premises licence at: 21-23 1. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the Council of the London attend a hearing before a Committee of the Council. writing to the licensing authority about the application: Sedgwick Street E9 6AA in order to make the following variations Borough of Hackney on 1st August 2008 made the above- DATED 04.08.08 • A person who lives sufficiently close to the premises to be to the licence: mentioned Orders under sections 6, 45, 46, 49 and 124 of and likely to be affected by the authorised activities Part IV of Schedule 9 to the Road Traffic Regulation Act 1984 as Plays, films, indoor sporting events, live music, recorded music, amended by the Local Government Act 1985 and the Traffic • A person who has business interests that might be affected performances of dance, anything of a smilar description to that by the authorised activities Management Act 2004. stated before, provision of facilities for making music, provision • A person who represents someone in any of the above two Licensing Act 2003. Notice of Application for premises Licence. of facilities for dancing, provision of facilities of a similar 2. The general effect of the Orders will be to:- categories. Notice is given that HACI OZDEMIR has applied to Hackney description to that stated before, late night refreshment,, supply (a) amend the layout and operation of certain existing parking Council for a premises licence at: Olympics Food Store 85 Any representations must be made by the following date: 27TH of alcohol: Sunday to Wednesday, 10am-3am; Thursday to places and loading bays in all roads throughout the extension of Kenworthy Road, London, e9 5RB.In order that the following AUGUST 2008 Sunday, 10am-6am; New Year’s Eve, the Thursday before Good the “E ” Controlled Parking Zone; and licensable activities can take place: It is an offence under section 342 of the Gambling Act 2005 if a Friday; Good Friday, Easter Saturday, Easter Sunday, May Day, (b) amend the layout and times of operation of certain sections Spring Bank Holiday, Summer Bank Holiday, Mother’s Day, of waiting restrictions in all roads throughout the extension of the Supply of alcohol at the premises for consumption of the person, without reasonable excuse, gives to a licensing authority Father’s Day, Christmas Eve, Christmas Day, Boxing Day, the “E” Controlled Parking Zone. premises up to 24-hours a day. for a purpose connected with that Act information which is false or misleading. nearest Saturday to all Caribbean and all African Independence 3. Copies of the Orders, which will come into force on 6th The licence register listing details of the application is held at the DATED 04.08.08 Days from the end of permitted hours to the start of permitted August 2008 and of other documents giving more detailed Licensing service, 263 Mare Street, Hackney, London E8 3HT. (Tel hours the folowing day. particulars of the Orders, can be inspected during normal office no: 020 8356 4970). Details are also available online at The licence register listing details of the application is held at the hours on Mondays to Fridays inclusive, until the expiration of a www.hackney.gov.uk/licensing Licensing service, 263 Mare Street, Hackney, London E8 3HT. (Tel period of six weeks from the date on which the Orders are made, Any representations against this application must be made in Licensing Act 2003. Notice of Application for premises Licence. no: 020 8356 4970). Details are also available online at in the reception area, London Borough of Hackney, 263 Mare writing and received by the Licensing Service at the above Notice is given that MR ALI KULHAS has applied to Hackney www.hackney.gov.uk/licensing Street, London, E8 3HT, or on line at http://www.hackney.gov.uk. address, by no later than 21th August 2008. Council to vary the premises licence at: Umut Market Ltd 61-63 Any representations against this application must be made in Further information may be obtained by contacting Helpdesk on 020 8356 2897. Residents and businesses in the vicinity of the premises, or their West Gate Street London E8 3RL in order to make the following writing and received by the Licensing Service at the above variations to the licence: representatives, may make representations on licensing grounds address, by no later than 23rd August 2008. 4. If any person wishes to question the validity of any of the only – ie, the prevention of crime and disorder, the prevention of To extend the hours of opening for the sale of alcohol from 23:00 Residents and businesses in the vicinity of the premises, or their Orders, or of any provision contained therein on the grounds that it public nuisance, public safety and the protection of children from hours to 05:00 hours the next day, Monday to Sunday. representatives, may make representations on licensing grounds not within the powers conferred by the Road Traffic Regulation Act harm. Copies of all representations will be sent to the applicant. It The licence register listing details of the application is held at the only – ie, the prevention of crime and disorder, the prevention of 1984 or that any requirement of the Act or of any instrument is an offence, liable on conviction to a fine off up to £5,000 for an Licensing service, 263 Mare Street, Hackney, London E8 3HT. (Tel public nuisance, public safety and the protection of children from under the Act has not been complied with, that person may, within applicant to knowingly or recklessly make a false statement in no: 020 8356 4970). Details are also available online at harm. Copies of all representations will be sent to the applicant. It six weeks of the date on which the Orders are made, apply for the connection with the application. www.hackney.gov.uk/licensing is an offence, liable on conviction to a fine off up to £5,000 for an purpose to the High Court. applicant to knowingly or recklessly make a false statement in DATED 04.08.08 Any representations against this application must be made in DATED THIS 4TH DAY OF AUGUST 2008 writing and received by the Licensing Service at the above connection with the application. Tom McCourt, Assistant Director (Public Realm) address, by no later than 23rd August 2008. DATED 04.08.08 (The officer appointed for this purpose)

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I I E E C C advertisements including recruitment, licences River Lea; and statutory notices. LONDON BOROUGH OF HACKNEY. THE HACKNEY 3. The laying of surface water conduits; construction of a foul water drainage shallow pipe diversion of existing services and (WAITING AND LOADING RESTRICTIONS) (AMENDMENT services protection works; NO. *) ORDER 200*. TRO 395 LONDON BOROUGH OF HACKNEY. THE HACKNEY (WAITING 4. Construction of the Olympic Loop Road and related junction TRAFFIC AND LOADING RESTRICTIONS) (AMENDMENT NO.30) 1. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the Council of the London realignment. ORDER 2008. TRO 378 Borough of Hackney proposes to make the above-mentioned Order under sections 6 and 124 of and Part IV of Schedule 9 to 1. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that on 1st August 2008 the the Road Traffic Regulation Act 1984 as amended by the Local LONDON BOROUGH OF HACKNEY. THE HACKNEY (OFF LONDON BOROUGH OF HACKNEY. THE HACKNEY (PARKING Council of the London Borough of Hackney made the above- Government Act 1985 and the Traffic Management Act 2004. mentioned Order under sections 6 and 124 of and Part IV of STREET PARKING PLACES) (AMENDMENT NO. *) ORDER PLACES) (AMENDMENT NO.*) ORDER 200*. THE HACKNEY 2. The general effect of the Order would be to replace a section Schedule 9 to the Road Traffic Regulation Act 1984 as amended 200* TRO 396 (PARKING PLACES) (AMENDMENT NO.*) ORDER 200*. THE of existing single yellow line outside Nos. 1 – 21 Bristow Court, by the Local Government Act 1985 and the Traffic Management 1. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the Council of the London HACKNEY (PARKING PLACES) (AMENDMENT NO.*) ORDER Act 2004. Triangle Road with waiting restrictions operating “at any time”. 200*. THE HACKNEY (PARKING PLACES) (AMENDMENT Borough of Hackney proposes to make the above-mentioned 2. The general effect of the Order will be to replace a section of 3. Copies of the Order, and of other documents giving more NO.*) ORDER 200*. THE HACKNEY (PARKING PLACES) detailed particulars of the Order, can be inspected during normal Order under sections 35 and 124 of, and Part IV of Schedule 9 to single yellow lines on the southern kerbline of Barbauld Road with the Road Traffic Regulation Act 1984 as amended by the Local (AMENDMENT NO.*) ORDER 200*. THE HACKNEY waiting restrictions operating “at any time”. office hours on Mondays to Fridays inclusive until the end of a (PARKING PLACES) (AMENDMENT NO.*) ORDER 200*. THE period 6 weeks from the date on which the Order is made or the Government Act 1985. HACKNEY (PARKING PLACES) (AMENDMENT NO.*) ORDER 3. Copies of the Order, which will come into force on 6th August Council decides not to make the Order, in the reception area, 2. The general effect of the Order would be to introduce parking 2008 and of other documents giving more detailed particulars of London Borough of Hackney, 263 Mare Street, London, E8 3HT, or controls operating at any time into the following estates: Jack 200*. THE HACKNEY (PARKING PLACES) (AMENDMENT the Order, can be inspected during normal office hours on NO.*) ORDER 200*. THE HACKNEY (PARKING PLACES) on line at http://www.hackney.gov.uk. Further information may be Dunning Estate, Follingham Court, Landfield Estate, Milton Mondays to Fridays inclusive, until the expiration of a period of six Gardens Estate, Mountford Estate, Moye Close and 25-39 (AMENDMENT NO.*) ORDER 200*. THE HACKNEY (FREE obtained by contacting Helpdesk on 020 8356 2897. weeks from the date on which the Order is made, in the reception Shacklewell Road Estate. The Order would provide that: - PARKING PLACES) (DISABLED PERSONS) (AMENDMENT area, London Borough of Hackney, 263 Mare Street, London, E8 4. Any objections or other representations about the proposed (a) Estate permit parking places would be introduced on certain NO *) ORDER 200*. TRO 388, 389, 390, 391, 392, 393 AND 3HT, or on line at http://www.hackney.gov.uk. Further information Order should be sent in writing to the Assistant Director (Public roads within the above estates. All vehicles parked within the 394 may be obtained by contacting Helpdesk on 020 8356 2897. Realm) at the address specified in paragraph 3 above until the estates would be required to display a valid estate residents’ expiration of a period of 21 days from the date on which this 1. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the Council of the London 4. If any person wishes to question the validity of the Order, or permit or visitor voucher. Estate resident permits would need to be of any provision contained therein on the grounds that it not within Notice is published. All objections must specify the grounds on displayed with the disabled blue badge within the estate disabled Borough of Hackney propose to make the above-mentioned which they are made. Orders under sections 6, 45, 46, 49 and 124 of and Part IV of the powers conferred by the Road Traffic Regulation Act 1984 or bays. Schedule 9 to the Road Traffic Regulation Act 1984 as amended that any requirement of the Act or of any instrument under the Act DATED THIS 4TH DAY OF AUGUST 2008 (b) where applicable, residents permits (valid only for a specific by the Local Government Act 1985 and the Traffic Management has not been complied with, that person may, within six weeks of Tom McCourt, Assistant Director (Public Realm) estate) would be available at a charge of £33.40 per 12 months, Act 2004. the date on which the Order is made, apply for the purpose to the (The officer appointed for this purpose) estate resident permits (valid only for a specific estate) would be High Court. available for free of charge per 12 months to disabled blue badge 2. The general effect of the Orders would be to: DATED THIS 4TH DAY OF AUGUST 2008 holders, disabled visitor vouchers (valid only for a specific estate) (a) amend the layout of existing resident parking bays in Albion would be available at a charge of £2.80 per Sheet of 10 (10 days Road, Blurton Road, Brenthouse Road, Clifden Road, Coopersale Tom McCourt, Assistant Director (Public Realm) LONDON BOROUGH OF HACKNEY. TOWN AND COUNTRY (The officer appointed for this purpose) worth of parking) and visitor vouchers – OAP (valid only for a Road, Elderfield Road, Evering Road, Harcomb Road, Livermere PLANNING ACT 1990. STOPPING UP OF HIGHWAYS ORDER specific estate) would be available at a charge of £1.55 per Sheet Road, Middleton Road, Nevill Road, Queen Elizabeth's Walk, 200* – OLYMPIC PARK: WATERDEN ROAD AND THE of 10 (10 days worth of parking); and Queensbridge Road, Seal Street, Shacklewell Lane, Shrubland FOOTPATH/CYCLEWAY AT TEMPLE MILLS. SUO NO.12 (c) permits and vouchers would be issued by the Hackney Road, Sydner Road and Winston Road; LONDON BOROUGH OF HACKNEY. THE HACKNEY (WAITING Homes neighbourhood offices, on application being made (b) amend the layout of existing shared use parking bays in Tudor 1. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the Council of the London AND LOADING RESTRICTIONS) (AMENDMENT NO. 29) together with payment of the appropriate charge, to any person Road; Borough of Hackney proposes to make the above mentioned ORDER 2008. TRO 372 residing within any of the estates and roads listed in paragraph 2 (c) amend the operation of existing 'business' bays to 'permit Order under section 247 of the Town and Country Planning Act above. holders only' bays in Chelmer Road. 1. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that on 1st August 2008 the 1990, as amended. 3. Copies of the Order, and of other documents giving more (d) revoke existing disabled bays in Evering Road, Queen Council of the London Borough of Hackney made the above- 2. The general effect of the Order would be to authorise the mentioned Order under sections 6 and 124 of and Part IV of detailed particulars of the Order, can be inspected during normal Elizabeth's Walk and Seal Street and amend the layout of existing stopping up of those sections of land as detailed in Schedule 1 to Schedule 9 to the Road Traffic Regulation Act 1984 as amended office hours on Mondays to Fridays inclusive until the end of a resident parking bays. this notice, to enable the development authorised under the by the Local Government Act 1985 and the Traffic Management period 6 weeks from the date on which the Order is made or the 3. Copies of the Orders, and of other documents giving more planning permission granted by the Council under reference Act 2004. Council decides not to make the Order, in the reception area, detailed particulars of the Orders, can be inspected during normal 2005/2681 under part III of the above Act to be carried out. The office hours on Mondays to Fridays inclusive until the end of a 2. The general effect of the Order will be to replace existing London Borough of Hackney, 263 Mare Street, London, E8 3HT, or term "stopping up" means that this area of land would cease to on line at http://www.hackney.gov.uk. Further information may be period 6 weeks from the date on which the Orders are made or single yellow lines with waiting restrictions operating “at any be public highway. the Council decides not to make the Orders, in the reception area, time” outside No. 274 Richmond Road. obtained by contacting Helpdesk on 020 8356 2897. 3. If the Order were made, the stopping up would be London Borough of Hackney, 263 Mare Street, London, E8 3HT, or 3. Copies of the Order, which will come into force on 6th August 4. Any objections or other representations about the proposed on line at http://www.hackney.gov.uk. Further information may be authorised only to enable the development described in Schedule Order should be sent in writing to the Assistant Director (Public 2008 and of other documents giving more detailed particulars of 2 to this notice. obtained by contacting Helpdesk on 020 8356 2897. the Order, can be inspected during normal office hours on Realm) at the address specified in paragraph 3 above until the 4. Any objections or other representations about any of the Mondays to Fridays inclusive, until the expiration of a period of six 4. Copies of the draft Order, and of other documents giving expiration of a period of 21 days from the date on which this proposed Orders should be sent in writing to the Assistant Director weeks from the date on which the Order is made, in the reception more detailed particulars of the draft Order, can be inspected free Notice is published. All objections must specify the grounds on (Public Realm) at the address specified in paragraph 3 above until area, London Borough of Hackney, 263 Mare Street, London, E8 of charge during normal office hours on Mondays to Fridays which they are made. the expiration of a period of 21 days from the date on which this 3HT, or on line at http://www.hackney.gov.uk. Further information inclusive for a period of a period 28 days from the date of DATED THIS 4TH DAY OF AUGUST 2008 Notice is published. All objections must specify the grounds on may be obtained by contacting Helpdesk on 020 8356 2897. publication of this notice, in the reception area, London Borough Tom McCourt, Assistant Director (Public Realm) which they are made. 4. If any person wishes to question the validity of the Order, or of Hackney, 263 Mare Street, London, E8 3HT, or on line at (The officer appointed for this purpose) DATED THIS 4TH DAY OF AUGUST 2008 of any provision contained therein on the grounds that it not within http://www.hackney.gov.uk. Further information may be obtained Tom McCourt, Assistant Director (Public Realm) the powers conferred by the Road Traffic Regulation Act 1984 or by contacting Helpdesk on 020 8356 2897. (The officer appointed for this purpose) that any requirement of the Act or of any instrument under the Act 5. Any person may within the period specified in paragraph 4 TTRO / P184A. ASHWIN STREET E8. TEMPORARY has not been complied with, that person may, within six weeks of above object to the making of the Order. Objections or other PROHIBITION OF PEDESTRIANS the date on which the Order is made, apply for the purpose to the representations about the draft Order should be sent in writing to LONDON BOROUGH OF HACKNEY. THE HACKNEY (WAITING High Court. Assistant Director (Public Realm) quoting reference SUO 12 at the Road Traffic Regulation act 1984 – section 14(1) as amended by AND LOADING RESTRICTIONS) (AMENDMENT NO.28) DATED THIS 4TH DAY OF AUGUST 2008 address specified in paragraph 4 above within the period the Road Traffic (Temporary Restrictions) act 1991 and the Traffic ORDER 2008. TRO 376 Tom McCourt, Assistant Director (Public Realm) specified in paragraph 4. All objections must specify the grounds Management act 2004 (The officer appointed for this purpose) on which they are made. The Council of London Borough of Hackney HEREBY GIVES 1. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that on 1st August 2008 the DATED THIS 4TH DAY OF AUGUST 2008. NOTICE that due to planned CONSTRUCTION WORKS within Council of the London Borough of Hackney made the above- ASHWIN STREET E8 they intend to make an order. The general mentioned Order under sections 6 and 124 of and Part IV of Fiona Fletcher Smith LONDON BOROUGH OF HACKNEY. THE HACKNEY (WAITING effect of which will be only at such times and to such extent as Schedule 9 to the Road Traffic Regulation Act 1984 as amended Corporate Director (Neighbourhoods and Regeneration) regulatory traffic signs are displayed to: - by the Local Government Act 1985 and the Traffic Management AND LOADING RESTRICTIONS) AMENDMENT NO.31) (The officer appointed for this purpose) Act 2004. ORDER 2008. TRO 380 PROHIBITION OF PEDESTRIANS SCHEDULE 1 Ashwin street Between points approximately 17 metres 2. The general effect of the Order will be to introduce a 1. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that on 1st August 2008 the AREA OF PUBLIC HIGHWAY TO BE STOPPED UP west side and 39 metres north of a point in with the motorcycle bay 6.5 metres in length on the southern kerbline Council of the London Borough of Hackney made the above- The whole length of Waterden Road intersection of the northern kerb line of opposite No 17 Redchurch Street. mentioned Order under sections 6 and 124 of and Part IV of The whole length of the footpath/cycleway at Temple Mills. Dalston Lane 3. Copies of the Order, which will come into force on 6th August Schedule 9 to the Road Traffic Regulation Act 1984 as amended (These areas are more particularly delineated and shown on the 2008 and of other documents giving more detailed particulars of by the Local Government Act 1985 and the Traffic Management deposited plan at the address shown in paragraph 4). The diversion route for the footpath will be along the opposite side the Order, can be inspected during normal office hours on Act 2004. SCHEDULE 2 The restriction will not apply to vehicles being used in connection Mondays to Fridays inclusive, until the expiration of a period of six 2. The general effect of the Order will be to replace 10 metres APPROVED DEVELOPMENT with the said works or used for fire brigade, ambulance, or weeks from the date on which the Order is made, in the reception of existing single yellow line with waiting restrictions operating “at “PLANNING DEVELOPMENT ZONE 5” purposes in an emergency and anything done with the permission area, London Borough of Hackney, 263 Mare Street, London, E8 any time” opposite No. 81 Rivington Street. 1. Bulk earthworks to formation levels (including reinforced soil or at the discretion of a Police Constable in uniform. 3HT, or on line at http://www.hackney.gov.uk. Further information slopes and batters); associated remediation of land (including The restriction referred to in paragraph (1) above will not apply so may be obtained by contacting Helpdesk on 020 8356 2897. 3. Copies of the Order, which will come into force on 6th August 2008 and of other documents giving more detailed particulars of stockpiling of materials for the period of construction works); as to prevent vehicles gaining ingress to, or egress from the 4. If any person wishes to question the validity of the Order, or the Order, can be inspected during normal office hours on demolition of existing residential buildings; premises on or adjacent to the closed length of road in so far as of any provision contained therein on the grounds that it not within Mondays to Fridays inclusive, until the expiration of a period of six 2. Repair of the river walls and river banks of the River Lea such ingress or egress is reasonably practicable without undue the powers conferred by the Road Traffic Regulation Act 1984 or weeks from the date on which the Order is made, in the reception Navigation (Hackney Cut), naturalisation of the river banks of the interference with the execution of the said works. that any requirement of the Act or of any instrument under the Act area, London Borough of Hackney, 263 Mare Street, London, E8 River Lea, and the creation of a wetland basin; The Order will operate on and between the following dates and has not been complied with, that person may, within six weeks of 3HT, or on line at http://www.hackney.gov.uk. Further information 3. Construction of a utilities trench and the laying of service the date on which the Order is made, apply for the purpose to the times or until the work has been completed whichever is sooner may be obtained by contacting Helpdesk on 020 8356 2897. conduits; the laying of the surface water conduits and a foul High Court. DATE TIME DATE TIME 4. If any person wishes to question the validity of the Order, or water tunnel; diversion of existing services and service protection 28 August 2008 0700 hrs 28 February 2008 1600 hrs DATED THIS 4TH DAY OF AUGUST 2008 of any provision contained therein on the grounds that it not within works Tom McCourt, Assistant Director (Public Realm) the powers conferred by the Road Traffic Regulation Act 1984 or 4. Construction of the Olympic Loop Road (including internal Further information about this notice may be obtained by (The officer appointed for this purpose) that any requirement of the Act or of any instrument under the Act roads, junction realignment, and the laying down of any hard- contacting the helpline on: 0208 356 2897 has not been complied with, that person may, within six weeks of standing for car parking and pick up and set-down areas). DATED THIS 4TH DAY OF AUGUST 2008

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Tom McCourt, Assistant Director (Public Realm) The general effect of which will be only at such times and to such apply only during such times and to such an extent as indicated bed sheltered flats, one x 1 bed, six x 2 bed and one x 3 bed (The officer appointed for this purpose) extent as regulatory traffic signs are displayed to: - by traffic signs of the size, type and colour shown in the traffic private flats and the erection of a single storey communal lounge PROHIBITION OF PEDESTRIANS Signs Regulations and General Directions 2002 building with associated landscaping. 2007/2982 Major Berkshire RoadBetween points approximately 6 metres DATED THIS 4TH DAY OF AUGUST 2008 Development. TTRO / E27. PITFIELD STREET. TEMPORARY PROHIBITION north west and 14 metres south east from Tom McCourt, Assistant Director (Public Realm) Bayton Court Landsdowne Drive E8 3UD Demolition of existing OF TRAFFIC. ROAD TRAFFIC REGULATION (SPECIAL a point in line and opposite the northern (The officer appointed for this purpose) sheltered accommodation block and the erection of a part 3 / part kerb line of Osborn Road EVENTS) ACT 1984 – SECTION 16(A) SCHEDULE 1 (SEE ARTICLE 4A 5 storey building to facilitate four x 2 bed flats and 16 x four bed The diversion route for the footpath will be along the opposite side PROHIBITION OF DRIVING town houses with associated landscaping. 2007/3012 Major The Council of the London Borough of Hackney in exercise of Development. The restriction will not apply to vehicles being used in connection Street Length of Street powers conferred by Section 16 (A) of the Road Traffic Regulation Hoxton Street From its junction with Nuttall Street to its 124 Mapledene Road E8 3LL Erection of a single-storey rear (Special Events) Act 1994 herby make the following order with the said works or used for fire brigade, ambulance, or purposes in an emergency and anything done with the permission junction with Crondall Street ground floor conservatory.2008/1536 Affects the Setting of a This order may be cited as or at the discretion of a Police Constable in uniform. Ivy Street From its junction with Hoxton Street to its Conservation Area. London Borough of Hackney (Temporary Prohibition and The restriction referred to in paragraph (1) above will not apply so junction with Pitfield Street Flat A, 191 Richmond Road E8 3NJ Alterations including the Restriction of Traffic) (Special Event) (HACKNEY “TOUR de as to prevent vehicles gaining ingress to, or egress from the SCHEDULE 2 (SEE ARTICLE 4B installation of new windows and doors to front and rear elevation. HACKNEY” EVENT 2008). premises on or adjacent to the closed length of road in so far as PROHIBITION OF WAITING LOADING OR UNLOADING 2008/1568 Affects the Setting of a Conservation Area. The order is required to such ingress or egress is reasonably practicable without undue Street Length of Street 19 Bruno Court, Fassett Square E8 1BF Conversion of existing interference with the execution of the said works. Hoxton Street From its junction with Nuttall Street to its Tank room to form a bedroom and incorporating it as part of flat Enable the safety of the cycle event at the finish The Order will operate on and between the following dates and junction with Crondall Street 19. 2008/1602 Affects the Setting of a Conservation Area. The Order will operate on and between the following dates and times or until the work has been completed whichever is sooner Ivy Street From its junction with Hoxton Street to its 19 Bruno Court, Fassett Square E8 1BF Conversion of existing times or until the event has finished whichever is sooner DATE TIME DATE TIME junction with Pitfield Street Tank room to form a bedroom and incorporating it as part of flat DATE TIME DATE TIME 16 August 2008 0800 hrs 17 August 2008 1600 hrs SCHEDULE 3 (SEE ARTICLE 4C) 19.E9 2008/1604 Affects the Setting of a Conservation Area. 17th August 2008 0600 hrs 18th August 2008 0000 hrs PROHIBITION OF LEFT OR RIGHT TURN Further information about this notice may be obtained by During the period stated in Article 3 of this order no person shall contacting the helpline on 0208 356 2897 Street Left and Right Turn cause or permit any Hoxton Street At its junction with Stanway Street, Purcell Street, Homerton Road E9 5TR Section 73 application for variation to DATED THIS 4TH DAY OF AUGUST 2008 Tyssen Street, Wilks Place, Homefield Street and a Vehicle to enter or proceed in any streets or parts of the condition 14 ( pitch occupation by no more than 2 caravans of Tom McCourt, Assistant Director (Public Realm) Shenfield street (both left and right) street that are defined in schedule 1 to this order (The officer appointed for this purpose) 146.1 x 3.1 m and 1 x 10.7 x 3.7m (excluding tow bars) and up to Ivy Street At its junction with Fern Close (both left and right) 3 vehicles) of planning application reference 2007/1408 dated b Vehicle to Wait or load in any of the streets or parts of street 05/05/2008 2008/0490 Major Development. that are defined in schedule 1 to this order TTRO / P182A. DYNEVOR ROAD N16. TEMPORARY Site Adjacent to 14-16 Kenworthy Road, E9 5RB Erection of a Nothing in Article 4 of this Order shall apply to PLANNING temporary single storey building to be used as a nursery. a Vehicles being used in connection with the said HACKNEY “” PROHIBITION OF DRIVING 2008/1555 Major Development. EVENT 2008 or used for used in connection with the said works, Road Traffic Regulation act 1984 – section 14(2) as amended by 331 Victoria Park Road E9 5DX Erection of a rear roof dormer or any vehicle being used for ambulance, fire brigade or police the Road Traffic (Temporary Restrictions) act 1991 and the Traffic EC1 extension. 2008/1619 Affects the Setting of a Conservation Area. purposes in an emergency or for the purpose of a statutory Management act 2004 undertaker in an emergency 370 Old Street EC1V 9LT Change of use of ground floor from B1 86 Lauriston Road E9 7HA Conversion of single family dwelling The Council of London Borough of Hackney HEREBY GIVES offices to A1 retail. Opening hours 07:00 - 22:00 daily. 2008/1495 house into four self-contained flats 1 x 1 and 3 x 2 beds. b Anything done with the permission or at the discretion of a NOTICE that due to planned CARRIAGEWAY REMEDIAL Affects the Setting of a Conservation Area. 2008/1867 Affects the Setting of a Conservation Area. Police Officer in uniform MEASURES within DYNEVOR ROAD N16 they intend to make an The prohibition or restriction specified in article 3 above shall order. The general effect of which will be only at such times and to EC2 N1 apply only during such times and to such an extent as indicated such extent as regulatory traffic signs are displayed to: - Corinthian House 6-8 Great Eastern Street EC2A 3NT 8 Pitfield Street N1 6HA Alteration of to existing shopfront to Prohibition of driving by traffic signs of the size, type and colour shown in the traffic Alterations including the creation of a new entrance door at incorporate a mesh grille roller shutter a retractable awning. Signs Regulations and General Directions 2002 Dynevor Road From its junction with Neville Road to a point junction of great eastern street (Listed Building Consent) 2008/0316 Affects Setting of a Listed Building. DATED THIS 4TH DAY OF AUGUST 2008 approximately 20 metres in a north easterly direction 2008/1230 Listed building Consent. 8 Pitfield Street N1 6HA Removal of roller shutter and replacing it Tom McCourt, Assistant Director (Public Realm) The restriction will not apply to vehicles being used in connection 115 Curtain Road EC2A 3A Erection of 7 storey building to with a grille shutter and installation of an externally illuminated (The officer appointed for this purpose) with the said works or used for fire brigade, ambulance, or provide 206sqm office floorspace and eight residential units (5 x fascia sign. ( Listed Building Consent) 2008/1114 Affects Setting SCHEDULE 1 (SEE ARTICLE 3) purposes in an emergency and anything done with the permission 1, 2 x 5 and 1 x 4) on first to seventh floors together with formation of a Listed Building. NO ACCESS TO VEHICLES or at the discretion of a Police Constable in uniform. of roof terrace and balconies. 2008/1233 Affects the Setting of a 8 Pitfield Street N1 6HA Installation of an eternally illuminated Location Length of Street The restriction referred to in paragraph (1) above will not apply so Conservation Area. fascia sign 2008/1121 Affects Setting of a Listed Building. Pitfield Street From its junction with Mintern Street and Ivy as to prevent vehicles gaining ingress to, or egress from the 3 Charlotte Road EC2A 3DH Erection of a roof extension and a Street in a northerly direction to its junction with 129 Shepherdess Walk, N1 Alterations including the premises on or adjacent to the closed length of road in so far as second floor side extension to the rear; timber trellis surround and the entry mto Britannia Roundabout) reinstatement of sash windows, new door to the rear. 2008/1629 such ingress or egress is reasonably practicable without undue new windows to side. 2008/1708 Affects the Setting of a Affects Setting of a Listed Building. Access Road to Britannia Leisure Centre At its junction with interference with the execution of the said works. Conservation Area. 3 De Beauvoir Square N1 4LG United Kingdom Painting the Pitfield Street along its entire length The Order will operate on and between the following dates and 25 Christopher Street EC2A 2BS Erection of extended fire exterior of the house. 2008/1764 Affects the Setting of a times or until the work has been completed whichever is sooner escape staircase (additional half storey) and erection of an access Conservation Area. DATE TIME DATE TIME walkway to enable fire brigade access to upper storey. 2008/1795 15 Buckingham Road N1 4DG Erection of a two-storey out 25 August 2008 0800 hrs 29 September 2008 1600 hrs Affects Setting of a Listed Building. TTRO / P183A. BARBAULD ROAD N16. TEMPORARY building at the end of thegarden (ground and basement level); PROHIBITION OF DRIVING Further information about this notice may be obtained by 115 Curtain Road EC2A 3A Erection of 7 storey building to solar panel on the rear roof slope.2008/1807 Affects the Setting of contacting the helpline on 0208 356 2897 provide 206sqm office floorspace and eight residential units (5 x a Conservation Area. Road Traffic Regulation act 1984 – section 14(2) as amended by 1, 2 x 5 and 1 x 4) on first to seventh floors together with formation DATED THIS 4TH DAY OF AUGUST 2008 the Road Traffic (Temporary Restrictions) act 1991 and the Traffic of roof terrace and balconies. 2008/1809 Affects the Setting of a 2 Mill Row N1 5RL Demolition of existing dwelling and erection of Management act 2004 Tom McCourt, Assistant Director (Public Realm) Conservation Area 3 two bed town houses. Two stories at front, 3 stories at rear. (The officer appointed for this purpose) 2008/1846 Affects the Setting of a Conservation Area. The Council of London Borough of Hackney HEREBY GIVES E1 NOTICE that due to planned CARRIAGEWAY REMEDIAL WORKS 68 Ufton Road N1 4HH Demolition of rear extension in connection with the erection of an enlarged lower ground floor within BARBAULD ROAD N16 they intend to make an order. The 5-13 (Part of) Bethnal Green Road E1 6JJ Change of use of TTRO / E28. HOXTON STREET N1. TEMPORARY rear extension and erection of a ground floor rear extension. general effect of which will be only at such times and to such ground floor and basement from B1 (Business) to A1 (Retail) use, extent as regulatory traffic signs are displayed to: - PROHIBITION OF TRAFFIC. ROAD TRAFFIC REGULATION use of upper floors (first to fifth) for C1 (Hotel) or for B1 (Business) 2008/1856 Conservation Area Consent. PROHIBITION OF DRIVING (SPECIAL EVENTS) ACT 1984 – SECTION 16(A) purposes, and three-storey roof extension following removal of N4 Barbauld Road From its junction with Neville Road to its The Council of the London Borough of Hackney in exercise of existing mansard roof at third floor level. Opening Hours 07:00 - junction with Oldfield Road, a distance of powers conferred by Section 16 (A) of the Road Traffic Regulation 01:00 hours daily 2008/1404 Major Development. Newnton Close Woodberry Down Estate N4 2RF Erection of a approximately 20 metres (Special Events) Act 1994 herby make the following order single storey extension and two x 3 storey extensions and one x 5 E2 storey extension to create 4 x 1 bedroom units of sheltered The restriction will not apply to vehicles being used in connection This order may be cited as with the said works or used for fire brigade, ambulance, or Laburnum Boat Club Laburnum Street E2 8BH Erection of accommodation and 15 private dwellings ( four x 1 bed, seven x 2 purposes in an emergency and anything done with the permission London Borough of Hackney (Temporary Prohibition and bed, four x 3 bed) and associated internal and external works. Restriction of Traffic) (Special Event) (HACKNEY “1948-THEMED single storey side extension to existing boatclub. 2008/1612 or at the discretion of a Police Constable in uniform. 2007/3000 Major Development STREET PARTY” EVENT 2008). Affects Setting of a Listed Building. The restriction referred to in paragraph (1) above will not apply so The order is required to E5 N16 as to prevent vehicles gaining ingress to, or egress from the premises on or adjacent to the closed length of road in so far as Enable the Promotion of Olympic Torch Handover Plumpton Lodge 59 Caldecott Way E5 0DB Demolition of Lordship Road N16 5HG Erection of part 7, part 8 storey building such ingress or egress is reasonably practicable without undue The Order will operate on and between the following dates and existing single storey communal lounge and 2 storey wardens flat comprising of 22 residential flats ( 7 x 1 bed, 8 x 2 bed, 1 x 3 bed interference with the execution of the said works. times or until the event has finished whichever is sooner and the erection of one x 4 and one x 5 storey extensions to and 6 x 4 bed) and associated landscaping and basement parking to replace existing scaffolding yard (Class B8). 2008/1117 Affects The Order will operate on and between the following dates and DATE TIME DATE TIME provide 10 shared ownership flats (ten x 2 bed,) and seven units the Setting of a Conservation Area. times or until the work has been completed whichever is sooner 24th August 2008 0700 hrs 24th August 2008 2100 hrs of sheltered accommodation (one x 2 bed and six x 1 bed), communal lounge with conservatory together with associated 1 St Kildas Road N16 5BP Demolition of residential buildings and DATE TIME DATE TIME During the period stated in Article 3 and defined in the attached landscaping. 2007/2979 Major Development. erection of a part two & part three storey building to provide a 25 August 2008 0800 hrs 29 September 2008 1600 hrs schedules of this order no person shall cause or permit any Mossbourne Community Academy 100 Downs Park Road E5 residential care respite house for children with severe disabilities Further information about this notice may be obtained by a Vehicles to enter or proceed in any streets or parts of the 8JY Demolition of certain parts of building and the erection of a (Class CZ ) - (14 bedrooms in total) with ancillary facilities, contacting the helpline on 0208 356 2897 street that are defined in schedule 1 to this order part one and part three storey extension to the school to facilitate landscaping, car parking and amenity space 2008/1423 Major DATED THIS 4TH DAY OF AUGUST 2008 b Vehicles to Wait or load in any of the streets or parts of street an Autistic Special needs unit, additional dining and sports Development. Tom McCourt, Assistant Director (Public Realm) that are defined in schedule 2 to this order changing room with associated landscaping 2008/1652 Major 11 Edwards Lane N16 0JJ Installation of two roof lights to the (The officer appointed for this purpose) c Vehicles to turn left or right as defined in schedule 3 to this Development. rear roof slope. 2008/1744 Affects the Setting of a Conservation order E8 Area. Nothing in Article 4 of this Order shall apply to R/O 54 Lordship Park N16 5UA Demolition of existing garage. 2008/1847 Conservation Area Consent TTRO / P181A. BERKSHIRE ROAD E9. TEMPORARY a Vehicles being used in connection with the said HACKNEY Appleton Court 5 Harcon Place E8 1ND Demolition of existing single storey common room and the erection of two x 4 storey PROHIBITION OF PEDESTRIANS “1948-THEMED STREET PARTY” EVENT 2008 or used for used in London Borough of Hackney. Notice under the Town and Country extensions comprising 14 sheltered units of accommodation (four connection with the said works, or any vehicle being used for Planning Acts and Related Orders. The Applications can be inspected Road Traffic Regulation act 1984 – section 14(2) as amended by x 1 bed and ten x 2 bed), new common room and associated ambulance, fire brigade or police purposes in an emergency or for between 9am and 5pm at 263 Mare Street, London E8 3HT. They can the Road Traffic (Temporary Restrictions) act 1991 and the Traffic landscaping including allotment courtyard and twelve private flats the purpose of a statutory undertaker in an emergency also be viewed on the website: www.hackney.gov.uk/planning. Management act 2004 (one x 1 bed and eleven x 2 bed). 2007/2975 Major Development Representations should be made in writing within 21 days to the The Council of London Borough of Hackney HEREBY GIVES b Anything done with the permission or at the discretion of a Keswick Lodge Cumberland Close E8 3TE Demolition of Development Control Manager, 263 Mare Street E8 3HT, London. All NOTICE that due to planned EDF ELECTRICAL CONNECTION Police Officer in uniform existing single storey communal lounge and two storey wardens representations will be acknowledged in writing. WORKS within BERKSHIRE ROAD E9 they have made an order. The prohibition or restriction specified in article 3 above shall flat and the erection of two x 4 storey buildings to facilitate four x 1 Sue Foster, Assistant Director Regeneration and Planning. 32 4 August 2008 advertising

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