
Josef Steen
Writer at Freelance
Bald scoundrel. Writing for @TheQuietus, @TheCriticMag, @HackneyCitizen and others
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1 day ago |
hackneycitizen.co.uk | Josef Steen
Hackney Council has confirmed it will close four of the borough’s primary schools in September due to falling pupil numbers and mounting financial deficits. The controversial plans put forward in September were rubber-stamped at last night’s cabinet meeting, as deputy mayor and education chief, Cllr Anntoinette Bramble, and her colleagues voted in favour of closure following months of public consultation and protests.
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1 day ago |
bbc.com | Josef Steen
'Abhorrent' graffiti painted in park's play areaJosef SteenLocal Democracy Reporting ServiceGetty ImagesThe Met said it was investigating a hate crime incident in Clissold ParkAn investigation has begun after "abhorrent" graffiti was painted in a children's play area in a north-east London park over the Easter weekend. Hackney's mayor Caroline Woodley took to social media to hit out at the vandalism after swastikas were painted on rocks in Stoke Newington's Clissold Park on Easter Sunday.
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1 day ago |
hackneycitizen.co.uk | Josef Steen
Three Hackney primaries are hosting breakfast clubs from today until July as part of the government’s new pilot programme for 750 schools across the country. Thomas Fairchild Community School, Grasmere Primary School and Nightingale Primary School are providing 30 minutes of state-funded breakfast time for pupils before the start of the school day.
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1 day ago |
hackneycitizen.co.uk | Josef Steen
Hackney’s mayor has hit out at “abhorrent” vandalism in a local park after swastikas were painted in a children’s playground over the weekend. The Metropolitan Police are investigating a hate crime incident after Nazi-era symbols were daubed on rocks in Stoke Newington’s Clissold Park on Sunday 20 April – the last day of Passover. Speaking to the Citizen, the Met said enquiries were ongoing. Swastikas were painted on the rocks in the children’s playground in Clissold Park.
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6 days ago |
fitzrovianews.com | Josef Steen
Members of Camden’s Irish Traveller community who have spent years waiting for culturally suitable accommodation have said they are troubled by the Town Hall’s new development strategy. Last week, councillors greenlit the council’s draft Local Plan for the next 15-year period to go through to the next phase of the planning process.
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