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Author Archives: Sophie Talbot
Celebrate the best of British beer in King’s Cross
The 2012 London Drinker Beer & Cider Festival will be held on 7th – 9th March 2012 at the Camden Centre, Bidborough Street, London WC1H 9AU. A list of the expected beers (UK and imported), ciders and perries for this … Continue reading
Posted in Arts and Entertainment, Food and Drink, Noticeboard
Tagged Beer, Camden Centre, CAMRA, Festival
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Love The Cally? Then you’ll love this…
I start the morning with a huge smile. Councillors in Cally ward on the Islington side of KX have announced a road improvement programme for Caledonian Road that includes a new zebra crossing, road build outs, additional parking and canal bridge safety … Continue reading
Wharfdale Rd greenwall/living sculpture feedback report
Earlier this month King’s Cross Community Projects completed a consultation process to see what people thought of the living sculpture/greenwall project they are running. They’ve written up everything that happened during the consultation process, including all the feedback they received, and the resulting report … Continue reading
Home grown boys
“SIX Islington teenagers will be starring in their own television programme after finding inspiration in a rubbish skip. The boys, who are all from estates around Caledonian Road, have been spending their weekends learning to grow fruit and veg in … Continue reading
Posted in Noticeboard, Young People
Tagged Caledonian Road, Gardening, Islington Tribune, Young people
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Transport for London responds to KX road safety concerns by making it worse
Bikes Alive, the recently-formed network of cyclists who are taking non-violent direct action, returns to the lethal road junction outside Kings Cross station at 6.30pm on Monday evening, 20 February … as Transport for London (TfL) starts work to change … Continue reading
Posted in Road Safety in Kings Cross
Tagged Cycling, Gyratory, Local groups, Road safety, TfL, Walking
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Join the party on Monday!
The regular ‘go-slow’ events organised by Bikes Alive in King’s Cross have a light hearted party atmosphere. Join in this Monday at 6.30pm for one hour to add your voice to the call for safe roads in KX. Whether you … Continue reading
KXCommunity map update
The latest update to the community map produced using Google by King’s Cross Community Projects includes green spaces. There is so little green space here, and most of what there is is tiny. The community map is a work in … Continue reading
Posted in Community groups, Noticeboard
Tagged Community, Google, Green spaces, KCCP, King's Cross Community Projects, Maps, Open space
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KX in the 1930s, 40s & 50s
Born in Acton Street, Shamus has put together the most beguiling set of photos of KX back in the 30s, 40s and 50s. He describes each in amazing detail. It’s strange to see buses going up Balfe Street, trolley buses … Continue reading
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