Harringay, Haringey - So Good they Spelt it Twice!

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"Don't trifle with me " says LibDem Councillor From the Daily Telegraph: " Councillor forced to apologise after calling woman colleague a trifle." Cllr Brian Haley, Labour cabinet memb… Started by John D in Council Services Local Democracy & Politics	22	Dec 12, 2009
20mph zones 'cut injuries by 40%' A new study has claimed that roads in London with 20mph speed zones have cut injuries by more than 40%. In this BBC Video, co-author Rebec… Started by Liz in Miscellany	0	Dec 11, 2009
ukpublicspending.co.uk - watching public spending, 17th - 21st centuries Great tool for historical data on the UK's public finances as well as another great addition to our kitbag of e-democracy tools - ukpubl… Started by Hugh in Miscellany	0	Dec 11, 2009
Rate Your Politician Newly discovered e-democracy tool: Rate Your Politician is a new E-Democracy web platform for the people of N.Ireland, Scotland, England a… Started by Hugh in Miscellany	0	Dec 11, 2009
Dragable photos for then and now comparisons Thanks to Dan McQuillan (@danmquillan) for tweeting us this link to a site using a nifty draggable photo tool. Dan saw how great it's be f… Started by Hugh in Miscellany	1	Dec 11, 2009 Reply by Alan Stanton
Revisiting sexual assault Pemberton Road hi there everyone. I am still very concerned that whoever was responsible for the serious sexual assault on Pemberton Road a few weeks ago… Started by Ruth in Community News, Issues, Chat & Information	4	Dec 11, 2009 Reply by EllenH
Plain English Day Yesterday was Plain English Day where the Campaign for Plain English encourages people and organisations to stop talking in jargon, clichés… Started by Hugh in Miscellany	2	Dec 11, 2009 Reply by John McMullan
Policing Pledge The Policing Pledge is a 'deal' between the police and the public they serve. The Pledge sets out what the public can expect in terms of fa… Started by Hugh in Crime, Scams and Policing	1	Dec 10, 2009 Reply by John McMullan
Come into the virtual garden, Maud If you are in need of a little garden therapy but are stuck somewhere where the only view is the computer screen in front of you, why not s… Started by Liz in Miscellany	4	Dec 10, 2009 Reply by Alan Stanton
Top fox action We know that foxes are cheeky beggars and none cheekier than Harringay's but this Walthamstow fox sure takes the biscuit. Started by Liz in Miscellany	1	Dec 9, 2009 Reply by Clive Carter