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Category Archives: Local issues
Arson incidents fall by more than half in Caledonian Ward
London Fire & Emergency Planning Authority data shows that arson incidents in Cally Ward have fallen by more than half in recent years. From more than two per month to less than one per month. New data from March 2011 -February 2013 … Continue reading
Full of rubbish and poo! Camden’s management of Kings Cross streets.
Don’t get me wrong, Camden Council is carrying out daily rubbish collections on many roads in Kings Cross and they do send street sweepers around as well. A van regularly collects larger items. But it is not difficult to see, … Continue reading
Flying Scotsman seeking to renew their sex establishment licence for 2013
The Flying Scotsman on the Cally has offered striptease for donkey’s years. It’s a budget establishment and for many is redolent of Kings Cross’s seedy past as a red light district. We wrote this up in detail last year when the … Continue reading
Height restriction policy win for campaigners on town hall annexe site
As tall buildings spring up in the King’s Cross development, and work begins on Camden’s new town hall there, it is worth turning some attention back to plans for the site next to the existing town hall. Local group, Friends … Continue reading
Posted in Architecture, Planning, Licensing and Regulation
Tagged Bloomsbury Conservation Area, Camden Council, conservation, Euston Road, Friends of Argyle Square, Grade I-listed, Grade II listed, heritage, King's Cross Conservation Area, King's Cross station, Site allocations development plan, skyscraper, south of euston road, St Pancras station, tower block, Town Hall annexe, Town Hall extension, WC1
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The Neighbourhood Forum for Kings Cross – Important Update & Last Meeting?
With Spring in their Planning Steps, the Steering Team of the Neighbourhood Forum for King’s Cross is looking to a practical solution to get neighbourhood pangs and ambitions off the ground. A small group of local folk have been researching … Continue reading
Posted in Community groups, Democracy and Elections, How to get things done locally, King's Cross People, Planning, Licensing and Regulation
Tagged Acton Street, Camden Council, Camden Town Hall, Community, Euston Road, Friends of Argyle Square, Granary Square, Gray's Inn Road, Gyratory, Islington Council, King's Cross Central, Local groups, Local people, Localism Act, Neighbourhood Forum, Neighbourhood Plan, Neighbourhood Planning, Open space, Pentonville Road, planning, south of euston road, Swinton Street, Team Cally, The Cally, Wharfdale Road, York Way
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Blasted flowers herald spring?
Springwatch in King’s Cross has taken on a bit of a dirt-busting theme with the appearance of “reverse graffiti” flowers. A scattering of tropical hibiscuses and stylised floral patterns mysteriously appeared in the last week or so in the paved … Continue reading
Team Cally to meet, Cally residents are invited
A public meeting hosted by Team Cally, the Caledonian Road Partnership, at 7pm on Wednesday 13 March at will consider the effects of welfare reforms that are shortly to be implemented, as well as discussing The Cally Plan. The meeting … Continue reading
The Kings Cross Lighthouse Building – a tenant perhaps, but how will construction actually be done?
The Evening Standard reports that the Co-operative has been signed up as a tenant for the Lighthouse Building by property developer UK Real Estate. So there is some prospect now of the development happening and the developer apparently wants to … Continue reading