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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enfieldindependent.co.uk | Nathalie Raffray
Enfield Council, landlords of Whitewebbs Park, say the oak tree felled by Toby Carvery was 'healthy' (Image: Woodland Trust) The restaurant group that felled a "healthy" 400-year-old tree failed to tell landowner Enfield Council that it was planning to do so. The council is now seeking legal action against Toby Carvery after it chopped down the ancient oak tree on public land in Whitewebbs Park on April 3.
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hamhigh.co.uk | Nathalie Raffray
Heath Ball, owner of Red Lion & Sun in Highgate 'over the moon' with award nomination (Image: Heath Ball) The owner of a historic pub says he is "over the moon" to be in the running for a national award. The Red Lion and Sun, in North Road, Highgate, has been nominated in the Greater London region of the National Pub & Bar Awards 2025 which will be held in June. Heath Ball, who owns the pub, said the news was "a ray of sunshine on a gloomy day".
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hamhigh.co.uk | Nathalie Raffray
Staff at The Magdala after winning Camra North London's Pub of the Year (Image: Camra North London) A 150 year-old watering hole that witnessed a historic killing has been voted the area's pub of the year. The Magdala in South Hill Park, Hampstead, has been recognised as North London Camra (Campaign for Real Ale) pub of the year. The pub, on the edge of Hampstead Heath, reopened in 2021 after a seven-year closure.
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enfieldindependent.co.uk | Nathalie Raffray
Toby Carvery has defended its decision to fell an ancient oak tree thought to be more than 400 years old. The tree, which measures 6.1 metres around its trunk, is located near the Whitewebbs House Toby Carvery car park within the Whitewebbs Park. The oak had been assessed as dying and a risk to the public by tree experts employed by the company’s owner Mitchells & Butlers, and was cut down on April 3, the PA news agency understands.
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hamhigh.co.uk | Nathalie Raffray
Sir Michael Palin says high rises in Gospel Oak and other places risk 'taking the soul' from neighbourhoods (Image: PA) Former Monty Python star Michael Palin has warned that neighbourhoods could "lose their soul" with more high-rise development. The broadcaster, actor, comedian and travel writer, who lives in Gospel Oak, spoke at 'An Evening with Michael Palin' in support of Queen’s Crescent Community Association (QCCA) on Monday night (April 14).
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Restaurant owner describes how he went to aid of stab victim in Swain’s Lane. Here’s a true #hero who put himself last to help others in what was a shocking night for all … https://t.co/RsCzAHHtuQ
So cruel….Pensioners' shock as thieves snatch £5,000 off them after they left a bank hoping to give some to their grandchildren for Easter. https://t.co/0VhQwghUnR
This elderly couple need to be out their flat this Friday - in two days time - after 'no fault' #eviction. From my own #homeless experience I know this must be HELL for them.@CamdenCouncil please do your best. Thank you🙏
Elderly couple facing 'no fault' eviction can't get new home without reference https://t.co/8N2YellUEV