haha indeed Having been to Pic-Nic on the Park this weekend it was absolutely rammed so worrying if these guys cannot sell tickets...
Read more...Should have gone to Specsavers
Read more...Jeez I checked so many times without seeing it......
Read more...Darren Edgar wrote (message 7185) : That poster doesn't even have the date on it, does it? It says in large letters "27th July".
Read more...That poster doesn't even have the date on it, does it? Ticket sales might be helped if they sorted their advertising out.... We already have Picnic in the Park at Forty Hall and similarly named Wildstock, both coming with music,[…]
Read more...What I should have been more clear about is the effect on the council finances challenging any kind of application. I had forgotten the reason why they pulled back from the previous challenge against Merkur Slots which was clarified elsewhere[…]
Read more...[Original article] Article not displaying properly? Click here The organisers of the Livestock Music Festival, due to be held at Forty Hall Farm on 27th July, are calling on music lovers to buy tickets soon because last year's losses due[…]
Read more...A street party weekend in Palmers Green with events occurring in Old Park Road, Broomfield Avenue and Osborne Road (at least). Straightforward to organise and great for street-spirit. Street closure details are on the council’s web site. If not this[…]
Read more...Neil Littman wrote (message 7179) : I wanted to post a photo to show one of the blocked gulley covers in my road but there is no facility to post a photo on this site as far as I am[…]
Read more...Neil Littman wrote (message 7179) : I wanted to post a photo to show one of the blocked gulley covers in my road but there is no facility to post a photo on this site as far as I am[…]
Read more...I wanted to post a photo to show one of the blocked gulley covers in my road but there is no facility to post a photo on this site as far as I am aware. Am going to upload it[…]
Read more...To discover how the campaign to stop Merkur Slots opening came to an end, read these two reports from 2021: Anger as council cancels review of Merkur Slots gambling licence Palmers Green Merkur Slots protest raised with Mayor of London[…]
Read more...The point Colin raises was covered at the CAPE. It seems that when the rules were set there was no such thing as an "adult gaming centre" and the category of "betting shops" was seen as covering the complete landscape[…]
Read more...I've been trying for some months to discover how the Council were going to square the granting of a licence last year for an adult gaming centre with the policy banning clusters of betting shops. Reading the application, the argument[…]
Read more...So why did Merkur slots get approved despite massive opposition and campaign that went on for months? If it isn't about money (fair point) what is it about?
Read more...What improvement does this make to the Council's finances? Other than the application fee, which probably covers little more than admin, it's not like there's a CIL or s106 contribution attached to it. Business rates whilst vacant will be being[…]
Read more...No mow would improve water retention on verges so that's a weak argument. Maintenance does come to bear when leaves are not cleared in autumn though. Agreed re driveways. I've even reported some with pictures showing a garden then a[…]
Read more...If residents had not been allowed to de-pave their gardens in the first place some of these issues would not exist and it's too late to turn the clock back and expect them to remove the paved areas and replace[…]
Read more...Agree it's not good and hope the application gets rejected but with the current state of the council finances I would be surprised if it was prevented from going through. In the list of stories on the home page there[…]
Read more...[Original article] Article not displaying properly? Click here The next four years are critical to tackling flooding and water pollution in London. To address these problems, London must urgently become a ‘Sponge City’. But how – and why? And how[…]
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