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Harringay new street trees - watered in this dry spell by Haringey

Started this discussion. Last reply by Clive Carter Jun 10, 2025. 9 Replies

Our Ladder street has half a dozen new trees planted in February this year. Today there was a loud humming sound outside which I found was coming from a water pump mounted on a flatbed truck. After a…Back to Harringay Online

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Specsavers in Sainsbury's closes 28th April

Started Apr 22, 2025 0 Replies

Records are being transferred to the Wood Green business at Unit 2, 88-96 Wood Green High Road N22 6YD (at the southern end of The Mall complex, next to River Island and facing the junction with…Back to Harringay Online

Tags for Forum Posts: eye tests, eyetests, opticians, specsavers

COVID jabs at Bounds Green Health Centre - no access from Bounds Green Rd - cameras+fine

Started this discussion. Last reply by Paul Soper Oct 20, 2024. 10 Replies

The Centre is on Gordon Road just north of the Tube station, and we've used it for a couple of years for COVID jabs, we can't be the only such people in Harringay. Vehicles turning into Gordon Road…Back to Harringay Online

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Piccadilly line closure Sat 17 - Sun 1 Sep, Wood Green to Cockfosters

Started Aug 16, 2024 0 Replies

And reduced service level on the rest of the line - Peak hours: every 4 minutes Off-peak hours and weekends: every 5 minutesAt best, I'd say.Back to Harringay Online

 

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Gordon T replied to yeliz behic's discussion Announcement from La Vina
"This was first attempted in 2017 but the planning application was refused, and La Vina reopened, then closed in 2019, and reopened in 2022. Second time (un)lucky. Once upon a time the conversion next door was a dry cleaners, later Cafe Moka, and the…"
Jan 10
Gordon T replied to isobel's discussion Total failure to grit any toads
"I saw salt on Wightman Rd on Sunday as well as Umfreville Rd. I'd previously seen the STILL ONGOING [Wed 7 Jan] water leak on Wightman Rd - first reported to Thames Water on Jan 1 - running across the road and creating ice in the freezing…"
Jan 7
Gordon T replied to isobel's discussion Total failure to grit any toads
"Pemberton's a School Street - maybe it gets priority salting for safety?"
Jan 7
Gordon T replied to Brian Mahoney's discussion What? No annual winter festivity tree on Green Lanes this year?
"It is there, just about ;-}"
Jan 6
Gordon T replied to Clive Carter's discussion “TfL delays in fixing dangerous junction at Finsbury Park”
"Yes my thought too as to the specific route to the cafe, though the wider point is well taken. This former cyclist in that location chose to tuck in behind the buses on the left of the two lanes: bus drivers are several cuts above the average in…"
Jan 2
Gordon T replied to HoL Site Admin's discussion Summit: Ally Pally Rooftop Adventure
"Plenty of aerial views of/from Alexandra Palace available free on HoL!  Put "aerial view" or "tim p" or "McFly" into the search box on the left side of the home screen."
Dec 31, 2025
Gordon T replied to sam_b's discussion Haringey Council
"Th e Wood Green Customer Service Centre is still open, apparently: https://haringey.gov.uk/contact/contact-us-person/wood-green ; The other one at Marcus Garvey in Tottenham is currently closed, though."
Dec 30, 2025
Gordon T replied to Alan Stanton's discussion Labour Party Verdict on Cllr Sheila Peacock?
"Neil, Galina Vishnevskaya's memoir? Oxfam Online Bookshop has it: : https://onlineshop.oxfam.org.uk/galina/product/HD_302701006?sku=HD_... Yours for a tenner plus postage. You're welcome."
Dec 23, 2025
Gordon T commented on Hugh's photo
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Station Place, Finsbury Park, 1994

"Thank you Jeremy, yes I wondered about that. On 'have to be red', these days a lot of buses are hiding their red livery underneath all-over vinyl wrap advertising. [Insert optional 'alas' here...]"
Dec 19, 2025
Gordon T replied to Mark's discussion Homebase to become The Range
"It looked to me that they both had pressure-washer lances or the like.  Seen while waiting at the Endymion Rd traffic lights. Google Earth shows the roof has rooflights."
Dec 15, 2025
Gordon T replied to Clive Carter's discussion RAW sewage from Park Road Crouch End, surfaces in Lordship Rec; council complacency
"The 136 in the chart are newly identified since 2020 (some of which will since have been fixed). The 161 in the text are all of those that remain to be fixed, whenever they were identified, even 16 years ago. Searching 'moselle' on HoL…"
Dec 14, 2025
Gordon T replied to Kate's discussion Flight of the sparrows?
"Habitat changes, too: on Umfreville by the New River bridge there was a large shrub full of sparrows a decade ago. It was severely pruned, and has now regrown somewhat, but the sparrows haven't come back."
Dec 10, 2025
Gordon T replied to Clive Carter's discussion BIG news on the London public park-protection front
"And now they have cancelled the annual Lambeth Country Show. Revenge, eh?"
Dec 8, 2025
Gordon T replied to Valerie Shipp's discussion who to complain to?
"Tesco's website - extract: Product complaintsPublished 28 February, 2024     Updated 11 November, 2025If any of our products fall below the high quality you’d expect, please bring them back to store within 30 days, together…"
Dec 5, 2025
Gordon T replied to Dan77's discussion Moorgate trains
"Frequency - we get four trains an hour off-peak. Pre-Covid it was six. Great Northern could have restored the extra services, they claim passenger numbers don't require it. There are plenty of trains available and not fully used, to…"
Dec 5, 2025
Gordon T commented on Hugh's photo
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Air Raid Shelter at 68 Woodlands Park Road, c1967

"Yes: "When installed underground, they were buried 1.2 metres (4 ft) deep in the soil and then covered with a minimum of 38 centimetres (15 in) of soil above the roof." [Wikipedia]. But post 1945, and re-excavated after only a…"
Nov 25, 2025

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At 13:53 on April 9, 2019, Hugh said…

Apologies - only just notice Konrad's comment about your observation on this picture. Have just replied.

At 0:26 on May 5, 2018, Hugh said…

Not at all - thanks for digging up the additional data - but you see what you've got me started on!

At 23:08 on July 4, 2013, Hugh said…

Hi Gordon,

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