Tag Archives: E C Harris

KX green sculpture is born…

Posted on November 5, 2012 by Sophie Talbot

Three members of our community got together with an idea seven years ago. It was mad, it was impossible. It’s currently being built in a workshop in Essex! It’s a way of greening a wall using deep and drought resistant … Continue reading →

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Report launched to celebrate opening of Granary Square

Posted on June 12, 2012 by Sophie Talbot

KXCommunity, it’s all about you! A unique report into how the community might directly benefit from developments in King’s Cross will be launched today as a gift to developers Argent. The launch is carefully timed to coincide with the VIP … Continue reading →

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Calling all KX Community groups!

Posted on March 23, 2012 by Sophie Talbot

KXCommunity: It’s all about you is a day of exploration and planning for all community groups within a half mile radius of the perimeter of KX Station. 11am to 3.30pm, 27 April at the Only Connect Theatre. Cllr Paul Convery and Cllr Sarah Hayward will be … Continue reading →

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Community map update

Posted on January 11, 2012 by Sophie Talbot

The ‘Mapping the Patch’ project being run by King’s Cross Community Projects and funded by the staff led Community Challenge at E C Harris, had its latest update today. Click here to go to the community google map The map aims … Continue reading →

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E C Harris our community partner in KX

Posted on December 2, 2011 by Sophie Talbot

E C Harris, whose HQ building is at 34 York Way, aims to generate value for the community. And by actively supporting Help for Heroes, the London Wildlife Trust and King’s Cross Community Projects they are certainly putting this into … Continue reading →

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