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Category Archives: Local businesses
Kings Cross Harvest Festival feast – Alara, Camley Street Friday 20th Sept 6-8pm #kgxharvest
The whole food folk at Alara Wholefoods on Camley Street want to eat the fruits of last year’s ploughing the fields and scattering seed. They have a Harvest Feast on Friday evening – details above and in the poster. … Continue reading
Do you think Cally Pool is a filthy dump? Do we deserve better?
Cally pool may be popular amongst some, but the swimming pool has probably seen better days: The changing rooms have permanent stained puddles, the facilities are beyond yesteryear, and who dares to use the toilets or send your child to … Continue reading
Posted in Community Health and Welfare, Local businesses
Tagged Aquaterra, Cally, Cally Pool, callypool, Camden Council, cleanliness, Islington, Islington Council, Islington London Borough Council, Kings Cross, Kings Cross Development, London swimming, London swimming pools, swimming-pool
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Plea from tree man about dangerous junction at Whitbread Hotel site
Local resident John Ashwell (trustee of King’s Cross Community Projects) is known here as ‘the tree man’ because he is responsible for the vast majority of street trees in the north east quarter of King’s Cross. He fundraised for them … Continue reading
Yet another off licence for Kings Cross
None of the local residents needs them, these half tourist preying, half alcoholism serving over expensive stores. But we have yet another one. Next to the Tune hotel on Grays Inn Rd. emerged yet another off licence convenience shop the … Continue reading
Posted in Food and Drink, Local businesses
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Wren Street Business Community call for meeting
The Wren Street Business Community that is affected by the lack of lease extensions of council owned property to favour the erection of new secondary school in Kings Cross South, have called for a meeting on the 10th of July … Continue reading
Posted in Local businesses
Tagged Brunswick Centre, Business, Camden, Camden Council, University of London Computer Centre
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Fortnum and Mason coming to Kings Cross in the Autumn – St Pancras old ticket hall
Sky News and other outlets apparently reprinting the PR say: “St Pancras is London’s Grand Central Station,” Ewan Venters, chief executive of Fortnum & Mason, said. “It’s a great opportunity. We feel the centre of gravity in London is moving … Continue reading
Posted in Big developments, Local businesses
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How our community can directly support education for girls & boys in Afghanistan
‘Khaled Hosseini wrote in the Kite Runner that: “There are many children in Afghanistan but not many with a childhood” ‘We hope that the kindness of those making donations to POP UP 38 will help bring about a dramatic change in the lives of … Continue reading
Cally People doing it for themselves…
Saturday 17th November our brand new street market The Cally Market opens!!!! The good folk in and around Caledonian Road have joined forces to create a new and exciting shopping hub which is hoped to bring a wider choice of goods while … Continue reading
Kings Cross Environment 