Stroud Green Neighbourhood Day 2010 - all welcome!

Neighbourhood Day 2010 in Stroud Green – a chance to see friends new and old


Stalls, games, displays, an ecology tour and a chance to quiz local politicians ahead of the Election all form part of the third annual Neighbourhood Day which takes place in Stroud Green this Saturday (April 24) from 2-4.30pm.

The idea behind the day is for people to get out and about in their local streets, meet their neighbours, have some fun and find out what is happening locally.

Neighbourhood Day is organised by the Stroud Green Residents Association (SGRA) and covers Mountview Road, Stapleton Hall Road, Granville Road and all the roads inbetween (Quernmore Road, Albany Road, Elyne Road, Addington Road and part of Oakfield Road).

This year, the events and activities include:

● Residents’ stalls and games around the area offering
secondhand and new books, plants, cakes, pottery, household items,
children’s clothes and toys, bric-a-brac and lots more!

● Meet your local politicians (Oakfield Road) and ask their views on local and national issues

● Visit the Safer Neighbourhoods Police Team (at the library) – with fingerprinting for children

● A fascinating history and ecology tour of Granville Road Spinney

● Fairtrade stall at Holy Trinity Church and ‘The Story of Fairtrade Cotton’ display at St Aidan’s School

● A chance to see inside Holy Trinity Church

● Craft Fair in the library

● Talk and Q&A by local photographer and librarian Don Holtum

● ’Map your Neighbourhood’ activity with the Greenwood Elfins – the local Woodcraft Group