Harringay, Haringey - So Good they Spelt it Twice!

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Visiting harringay online at haringey libraries I read this site at harringay libraries (I spend 8 hrs a day using a PC so have no desire to buy a computer to use at home). Much as I enjo… Started by gavin jackson	11	Oct 14, 2010 Reply by Hugh
Consultation on sex establishment policy This was emailed to all borough councillors for forwarding to residents: Dear Councillors, I write to advise that we are now underway with… Started by Lesley Ramm	31	Oct 8, 2010 Reply by Omotn
Pan London School Admissions Parents of children starting school next September (2011) will be the first to use a new 'one-stop' London-wide system to apply for a prima… Started by Hugh	0	Oct 6, 2010
Haringey recruits North American social workers Haringey has joined other local authorities in hiring social workers from abroad because of the shortage in the number of new recruits in t… Started by Hugh	2	Oct 5, 2010 Reply by RuthE
I have a Thing about the Haringey People Magazine When I first lived in Haringey, I remember being interested in reading the Haringey People. From what I recall its remit was broader, cover… Started by Hugh	47	Oct 3, 2010 Reply by Hugh
Ken going for a third term as Mayor Good news, I do like Ken although not the centre-ist Labour party. I reckon he can ruffle Boris's wig for this one. Link here Started by Birdy_Too	5	Oct 1, 2010 Reply by Billy Hole
Londoners have until end of September to have their say on parking penalties Londoners are being reminded that they have until the end of this month (September) to have their say on how much motorists should pay in p… Started by Hugh	7	Sep 29, 2010 Reply by Alan Stanton
Could Council Operatives work even more intelligently? STREET signage sometimes arouses discussion, often because there's too much of it. But are signs always placed in the most effective locati… Started by Clive Carter	4	Sep 28, 2010
A reading list for new councillors? The Economist recently regretted that in the General Election, the main parties lacked big new ideas. It looked back to 1997 and Will Hutto… Started by Alan Stanton	14	Sep 23, 2010 Reply by Justin Hinchcliffe
Oona or Ken? Who do we fancy to tackle Boris (or whoever) in 2012? Oona or Ken? Personally Ken rates highly on my nostalgia meter and New Labour polit… Started by John McMullan	12	Sep 20, 2010 Reply by Billy Hole