by Maggy Meade-King | Feb 8, 2022 | CIL, Development & Heritage, Forum, News, Open Spaces, Sustainability, Traffic & Transport
Winter 2022 newsletter: looking to Spring Dates for your diary Local Elections: May 5 HNF AGM: May 26 Eco Day (led by Lux) May (date tbc) Fair in the Square: June 11 Highgate Festival June 11-19 Lauderdale House Heritage Weekend is back Take a step back in time and...
by Maggy Meade-King | Nov 23, 2021 | CIL, Open Spaces, Social & Community, Traffic & Transport
Season’s greetings everyone! Fun times in Highgate as Christmas approaches: Christmas Lights are being organised by local estate agents Prickett & Ellis, Winkworths and Taylor Gibbs – you can drop a donation into their offices Sat 4 Dec Harington...
by Maggy Meade-King | Nov 19, 2021 | Economic activity, Open Spaces, Social & Community, Traffic & Transport
A number of HNF Committee members have commented on this Action Plan. We hope their thoughts will encourage others to comment on the Plan and, of course, influence Haringey’s future policy. Maggy Meade-King, HNF Secretary and lead HNF Green Working Party We welcome...
by Alicia Pivaro | Feb 16, 2021 | Open Spaces, Plan, Social & Community, Sustainability
Transition Highgate and HNF have been granted Bounce Forward funding from the Transition Network to take forward a project delivering local climate action. The three core elements of the project are; a local pop-up info and exchange space, Community Top 10 local...
by Maggy Meade-King | Dec 1, 2020 | Development & Heritage, Event, News, Open Spaces, Plan, Social & Community, Sustainability
It’s going to be a strange Christmas this year but Highgate organisations are pulling out all the stops to keep the show on the road. The Highgate Society have organised the Highgate and Muswell Hill Brass Band to play to accompany some late night Christmas...
by Louise Lewis | Sep 28, 2020 | News, Open Spaces, Plan, Sustainability
A strange encampment has been spotted in Highgate, not travellers, not hippies, but SHIFT, Stop Home Insurers Felling Trees. They are trying to protect four oak trees on the edge of Queen’s Wood. The Insurance Company, AXA, insists that cracking is a house and...
