Harringay, Haringey - So Good they Spelt it Twice!
Connecting the dots; parking and traffic levels.
The Hornsey Journal reports today on various aspects of this week's traffic meeting, including latest accidents involving pesdestrians and vehicles.
Shefik rightly says below (quoted);
Shefik Mehmet, chairman of the Harringay Traders' Association, told a special meeting to discuss traffic issues on Monday: "We are killing people on Green Lanes because of the heavy traffic.
"Two weeks ago someone got killed along Green Lanes and that same evening there was a young lady knocked down by a car and now she's fighting for her life.
"We are making hell on the road with 24-hour heavy traffic."
Another smaller article in the same newspaper reports on the traders walking out of the traffic meeting, angry that parking bays aren't being provided outside their shops to encourage more trade from those customers that choose to drive to Green Lanes to shop.
Shefik rightly says below (quoted);
Shefik Mehmet, chairman of the Harringay Traders' Association, told a special meeting to discuss traffic issues on Monday: "We are killing people on Green Lanes because of the heavy traffic.
"Two weeks ago someone got killed along Green Lanes and that same evening there was a young lady knocked down by a car and now she's fighting for her life.
"We are making hell on the road with 24-hour heavy traffic."
Another smaller article in the same newspaper reports on the traders walking out of the traffic meeting, angry that parking bays aren't being provided outside their shops to encourage more trade from those customers that choose to drive to Green Lanes to shop.
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For fear of hi-jacking this thread local organic food has been discussed here:
http://www.harringayonline.com/forum/topics/case-for-a-harringay-ma...
As pointed out in that thread I have priorities, my community is top of that priority, without custom in Harringay there will be no community. If we support other communities over our own then we can’t complain when it becomes a ghost town.
In an ideal world I would prefer locally produced, affordable oragnic food available on Green Lanes.
One of the biggest contributors of dangerous elements to the environment is livestock and poultry, free range, organic, freely reared or whatever. If you’re feeding and watering a living animal, those are valuable resources.
Anyway my views and others on the thread above.
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