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What would you ask the Chief Inspector about policing in Islington – live web chat today 7-9pm on this site
There's a unique chance to chat with Chief Inspector Claire Clark and local Sergeant Michael Atkinson this evening between 7 and 9 – i'll be chairing it. Just come to the http://www.kingscrossenvironment.com website and type away in the 'cover it … Continue reading
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Sleepy Transeuropean Autos on York Way want to become busy Travis Perkins builders merchant
York Way is a busy, often dangerous road, especially at the crest of the hill near Randell’s Road. Turning into and out of Randell’s Road and crossing as a pedestrian there are hairy activities – in one direction the cars … Continue reading
Posted in Planning, Licensing and Regulation
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Two local sights
There are excellent pictures of the gasholder being dismantled at the King's Cross Development Forum site. In a more rural, but almost equally close, location there are the sights and sounds of the birds in Barnsbury Wood at the Thornhill Square … Continue reading
Get personal help and advice with internet problems for free Wednesday evening
If you need some help with a website or getting a twitter account to work or maybe you can't figure out how Facebook Groups and Pages work then you can get one on one help in Kings Cross. Jon Foster … Continue reading
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Question the police this Thursday evening online from your own home – and some good news
You can take part in a live web chat with local police this thursday evening from the comfort of your own home. Just come along to http://www.kingscrossenvironment.com and you will be able to pose questions live to Chief Inspector Claire Clark … Continue reading
Chat with the Chief Inspector and local police live online – Thursday 16 June 1900 on this website
This website has always worked closely with the police as the community has made the area safer over the years. But in a busy modern life it isn't always easy to make the various police-community etc meetings. Often, either the … Continue reading
Interested in creative writing? local print publication starting up
Martin O’Donnell at Priory Green passed this on. Good to see that someone can afford to print and distribute in this economic climate. Presumably they will follow the successful Hackney Citizen model. Also check out the great site Martin is … Continue reading
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Kenneth Williams’ childhood in Kings Cross
There is some rare early 1980s footage of Kings Cross including Cromer Street, Argyle School, The Hillview Estate and Marchmont Street in this fascinating documentary about the early life of comedian Kenneth Williams.
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