Nathalie Raffray
Journalist at Ham & High
Journalist at https://t.co/Z3JK1JFhvo. and formerly at https://t.co/0ZVYylMQWn In my rounded world all my views expressed here are mine!
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1 week ago |
kilburntimes.co.uk | Nathalie Raffray
Duchess Sophie visited Newman Catholic College, in Harlesden Road, on Wednesday (May 7), to celebrate the school's gardening club, community foodbank and community garden. The visit was arranged through the London Children’s Flower Society, of which the duchess is a patron.
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thisislocallondon.co.uk | Nathalie Raffray
Camden Town Hall, where the draft Local Plan has been drawn up (Image: Google) Camden people can have their final say on planning policies that will set out where homes, offices and industry and even gambling sites will be allowed over the next 16 years. Camden Council is consulting on the final draft of its local plan until June. The plan sets out the authority’s planning policies, as well as sites earmarked for housing and industrial development, from 2026 until 2041.
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hamhigh.co.uk | Nathalie Raffray
Camden Town Hall, where the draft Local Plan has been drawn up (Image: Google) Camden people can have their final say on planning policies that will set out where homes, offices and industry and even gambling sites will be allowed over the next 16 years. Camden Council is consulting on the final draft of its local plan until June. The plan sets out the authority’s planning policies, as well as sites earmarked for housing and industrial development, from 2026 until 2041.
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hamhigh.co.uk | Nathalie Raffray
The stone marker dated 1809 lies abandoned in a hostel building's garden in Belsize Park (Image: Milestone Society/Nicolas Greenstone) A Ham&High reader has appealed for help in tracing the origin of a mysterious stone lying almost forgotten in a garden. Retired architect Nicolas Greenstone has drawn a blank from the authorities about the historic marker, which he spotted lying on its side in England's Lane, Belsize Park. The purpose and origins of the stone are not clear.
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hamhigh.co.uk | Nathalie Raffray
The materials, including corrugated roofing, were spotted in Sainsbury's car park, in Finchley Road, on April 29. They were still there on Tuesday (May 6). Meagan Edwards, who lives with her partner Karl McKillop, reported the fly-tip to Sainsbury's on April 30 and to Barnet Council on May 2, but says she has received no response.
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Hampstead Heath bosses 'carefully considering' court ruling over women's pond https://t.co/topzctdoXf
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