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TRELLICK TOWER 50th Anniversary at Trellick Tower
July 9, 2022 from 12pm to 8pm
Erno Goldfinger’s Trellick Tower is 50 years old this year. The Grade Il* listed building is part of the Cheltenham Estate in Kensal Rise. It comprises 157 flats in the main tower and a further 60 apartments in the lower blocks.On Saturday 9 July, the Trellick Tower Residents’ Association is holding a festival to celebrate the past, present and future of this iconic building. Several homes both in the tower itself and the adjacent Edenham Way will be open to the public for tours.There will also be a talk from architect James Dunnett who worked with Goldfinger early in his career. Closest Tube WESTBOURNE PARKSee More
A Tribute to Joan Flannery
Joan Flannery 1928 - 2022It is with great sadness we inform you that Joan Flannery died in UCLH hospital at 11am on Wednesday, 15th June 2022 in UCLH hospital. She slipped peacefully away leaving her son Marc and three grandsons, Nathan, Kieran and Joseph.Joan was born a Liverpudlian in 1928 moving to London in 1948 where, among other roles, became the Landlady of the 'Three Greyhounds' Pub in Soho during the 1950’s. When Marc was born in 1960 they found themselves living in a one bedroom flat in Old Street where she had the support of wonderful friends and neighbours.On returning to work at the GPO (now BT), Joan was soon able to move onto Golden Lane Estate, first to Hatfield House in 1969 before downsizing to Great Arthur House in 1984 when Marc left home.Anyone who knew Joan would remember her as a fiercely determined and the driving force behind the Golden…See More
A Tribute to Joan Flannery
Joan Flannery 1928 - 2022It is with great sadness we inform you that Joan Flannery died in UCLH hospital at 11am on Wednesday, 15th June 2022 in UCLH hospital. She slipped peacefully away leaving her son Marc and three grandsons, Nathan, Kieran and Joseph.Joan was born a Liverpudlian in 1928 moving to London in 1948 where, among other roles, became the Landlady of the 'Three Greyhounds' Pub in Soho during the 1950’s. When Marc was born in 1960 they found themselves living in a one bedroom flat in Old Street where she had the support of wonderful friends and neighbours.On returning to work at the GPO (now BT), Joan was soon able to move onto Golden Lane Estate, first to Hatfield House in 1969 before downsizing to Great Arthur House in 1984 when Marc left home.Anyone who knew Joan would remember her as a fiercely determined and the driving force behind the Golden…See More
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Demolition
Started this discussion. Last reply by Christo Apr 27, 2017. 3 Replies 0 Likes
Taylor Wimpey is applying to the Planning and Transportation Committee on 28 February to determine whether prior approval is required for the method of demolition of the existing building. The…Continue
Barbican Wildlife Garden Community Bulb Planting Day
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This Sunday, 6 November, from 10.00 am until 1.00 pmPlease come and help plant bulbs…Continue
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Fred Rodgers replied to Christine Clifford's discussion No Mow May
"What a pity as there are a lot of places where “No Mow May” is being observed. There is even a new wildlife garden - through neglect though - at 25 Basinghall Street."
Fred Rodgers commented on Sue Pearson's blog post CITY OF LONDON CORPORATION FAILS ITS RESIDENTS
"Mary Durcan details the works in the pipeline that David Graves’ “campaigners” are quite rightly demanding be done sooner rather than later. Both of them throw around figures that CoL is spending in GLE but both of them ignore the…"
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NHS MOVIE NIGHT at Artizan Street Library
February 20, 2020 from 7:30pm to 9pm
Movie night with Associate Clinical Director at the Tavistock and Portman NHS Foundation Trust Marcus Evans discussing the privatisation of the NHS On the 20th of February we will be showing John Pilger's documentary: The Dirty War on the NHS at 19.30 in Artizan Street Library, 1 Artizan Street E1 7AF. Our guest speaker, Marcus Evans, is a psychoanalytical psychotherapist who has worked as a Director for many years within the Tavistock and Portman Clinic within the NHS. This event is open to…See More
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