by Simon Briscoe | Oct 11, 2020 | News, Plan
Covid-19 cases have been thankfully low in Highgate and show no signs at this stage of rising as they are in other parts of the country. This blog shows how to find data and keep weekly tabs on it. The government publishes a “Weekly national Influenza and COVID19...
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...
by Simon Briscoe | Apr 29, 2020 | Development & Heritage, Plan, Traffic & Transport
Haringey Council has been out painting yellow lines in the last week. Obviously clarity about road markings is helpful and while much of the work is OK, there are some genuinely terrible examples of execution. Can you please send us photos of bad examples in your part...
by fhiadminsu | Apr 20, 2020 | Plan
The Ham&High has published a list of groups, networks and organisations providing local help, which and which they will keep updated throughout the coronavirus outbreak.
by Simon Briscoe | Mar 18, 2020 | Plan
It’s possibly odd to be noting this when flight numbers are being cut but the planes and their noise will be back in due course! The ‘North London Aircraft Noise Campaign’ has been formed and will be researching the scale of the issue and campaigning...
by Maggy Meade-King | Nov 19, 2019 | Plan
Waterlow Park is enjoyed by many visitors, both local and from afar, who come for a wide range of reasons from dog walking, to sporting activities, walking and enjoying the views or perhaps to visit historic Lauderdale House and its cafe, or Lux; a major European...
