Hedgehogs may not be plentiful in local gardens (see the discussion of the wildlife survey findings earlier this year), but they are breeding in the Grove in Alexandra Park, as reported in the June newsletter of the Friends of Alexandra Park. The Par
Calls have been made for the public to donate to their local food bank during the summer holidays owing to increasing demand from families who rely on free school meals during term time.
The Trussell Trust, an anti-poverty charity, said an increase i
Read more…Saturday mornings 9.30-11am.
Come and get fit with your kids! We run two classes next to each other - one for the adults and one for the kids (above 4 years). Then we finish off by fusing the classes together and playing a games with adults and kids.
Read more…An exciting new time-limited offer can help make buying solar electric panels for your home easier and cheaper.
Haringey is one of 12 London boroughs partnering with the Greater London Authority to launch a new phase of Solar Together London - the pi
Read more…Friday 14th September and Friday 12th October 10.30am – 12 noon
The Eco Park on the North Circular Road (previously known as the Edmonton Incinerator) takes our residual waste which is burnt and converted into electricity and our food and garden wast
Three 5-day workshops at Ply Gallery, Hornsey Town Hall. Week beginning (1) 6th August, (2) 13th August and (3) 20th August. 10-3.30pm each day.
The Arthouse Studio is inviting teenagers of all ages to come on board and join our classes and workshops
Read more…Sorry about this. If you now access it online - click on the big blue button labelled 'Latest Newsletter' on the left of the home page - the links should work!
Read more…The Muswell Hill & Fortis Green Association's excellent ODD ONE OUT competition is back! Deadline: August 31st
Alexandra Palace is currently looking to hear from people in the field of arts and crafts to run activities, events and courses in the new Learning Centre as part of its family, schools and adult programmes.
Activities will take place in the new Cre
Anyone trying to sign up to this site in the last couple of weeks will have found that the security question was not displayed properly, so they could not answer it! This was because our site hosts, Ning, had reduced the maximum length of the questio
Read more…Alexandra Palace has just announced the opening season of shows in their restored theatre. Opened in 1875, the theatre entertained up to 3,000 guests with spectacle and magical stage machinery. It has been closed to the public for 80 years until now.
Read more…In case you haven't had a flyer through the door about this:
There is a new planning proposal to "redevelop the existing buildings and erect four new high quality residential blocks comprising 35 residential units, ranging from one to four storeys" i
Read more…It's been pointed out to me that the big plus sign at top right, that you have to click on to post anything on the site, is counterintuitive - and in fact it occurs to me that there have been complaints about this in the past. And - what do you know
Read more…Jackie Baker saw this account of a horrible attack on Ally Pally Dogs Facebook group on 15th June:
Yesterday at around 7pm my daughter was with her friend at the bottom field over Ally Pally by the Park Ave North entrance when she saw two dogs attack
Read more…On Sunday afternoons (rain or shine!) from 3-5pm in July and August at Muswell Hill Methodist Church, 28 Pages Lane, N10 (gardens open at 2pm). Free entry, refreshments available, or bring a picnic (no alcohol!). Play area.
July
1 - Edward and Alan (
Read more…On Saturday 21st July, Alexandra Palace will host Kaleidoscope Festival… an eclectic mix of live music, comedy, theatre, circus, spoken word and much more.
Headline music artist is The Flaming Lips, and just a few of the names joining them will be Be
Read more…Recent incident of year 7 school children mugged after school for their phones and cash.
And latest communication from Alexandra ward poli
Read more…APN members who did not receive our last newsletter seem all to have been users of Virgin Media email, so we suspect that VM have blocked receipt of this subversive publication. We have asked them to remove the block if this is the case, but meanwhil
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