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Cazenove Area Action Group 
Residents' Association

Wednesday 9th June
St Thomas's Vicarage, Corner of Clapton Terrace and Oldhill Street, at 8 p.m.

If you have items you would like on the Agenda, please send them to the Chair - Iain Bruce

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And now, as they say, for something completely different:
 
 
Sunday June 13th -2pm - 4pm
 
Open to everyone: male, female, adults and children (though we'd like children to come with adults)
You're welcome if you are an experienced knitter or crocheter, or a novice, or want to learn, or pick up tips from others or just sit there and knit and chat.
 
Meet by the large tree-seat
 
Bring your own wool, needles, etc if you have them, If not we will have some to spare
 
Stoke Newington Common Users Group

More information ABOUT US

Stoke Newington Common Playground

Stoke Newington Common Users' Group (SNUG) has campaigned, obtained funding, designed and project managed the construction of a playground on the Common. The playground was opened in September 2006.

More info.

Fly Tipping

Fly tipping is a nuisance and an eyesore that we all end up paying to get it cleared indirectly. If you witness anything that you suspect may be fly tipping you can report it to environmental enforcement.
MORE INFORMATION

Stained Glass Windows

We are lucky to live in an area that was well designed from the beginning. The Tyssen-Amhurst family, whose estate this area originally was, kept a tight control on the layout of the streets and house design.
MORE INFORMATION

Windus One Way System effective from 13th Feb '06

One-way operation in the Windus SfP zone became effective on 13-Feb-2006. The text of this announcement can be read HERE

Map of Windus Streets for People One-way System

Scrap Stoke Newington One Way System

Transport for London is considering getting rid of the Stoke Newington one-way system. Local campaigners are supporting this move. The gyratory cuts people off from the common and blights High Street shopping.
MORE INFO HERE

Last Updated: Mon 07-Jun-2010