The campaign to relocate Donoghue’s continues.
Please continue to report any irregularities you notice about the company’s site or lorries to the Environment Agency’s Incident Hotline: 0800 807 060. This makes such a difference!
The Environment Agency’s October 2017 Newsletter on P B Donoghue is now available. If you’d like a copy please request it from Matt Byrne, Customers and Engagement Officer: phone 0208 474 9864, or email HNLenquiries@environment-agency.gov.uk.
The AGM of the residents association takes place on Monday, 30 October at 7.30 pm in the Carey Hall, Claremont Road — finishing at 9:00 pm. This will be both a business and social meeting.
The Golders Green Estate Residents Association is making a difference! Please join us to:
Every resident is welcome, whether tenant or property owner, young or old. We all live here and it is in everyone’s interest to make our neighbourhood a better place.
This is a free event. We give special thanks to those who, in different ways, are contributing to making it possible.
We should be grateful if you would confirm if you are planning to attend. Refreshments will be funded by GGERA’s own limited funds and it will help us to know how many people to expect.
One of our neighbours, Sampa Chaudhury, lost a SEIKO ladies watch at about 9:40 am on the morning of 19 July 2017 while walking from Cleveland Gardens to Pennine Drive bus stop opposite the shops. She walked along the pavements of Cleveland Gardens and crossed the road at Purbeck Drive to the roundabout and then the bus stop.
The watch has a small round black dial and golden link metal band. It has great sentimental value.
If anyone has found the watch please contact Sampa directly: sampachaudhury@googlemail.com
Clitterhouse Farm and the Memories Local History Group hosted a special history event to celebrate Handley Page‘s connection to Cricklewood at Whitefield School on Friday, 18 March.
Handley Page was an innovative aircraft design and manufacturing company based in Cricklewood between 1912 and the early 1960s. It is also associated with the the start of civil aviation between 1919 and 1929 at Cricklewood Aerodrome, which is now the Golders Green Estate.
Speakers included:
Thomas Ball, from Clitterhouse Farm Project, presenting Peter Hart and Rob Langham with Cricklewood’s own brewed beer.
Peter Elliot’s presentation on the Handley Page Collection held at the RAF Museum.
Our own Mary Bennett’s memories gave the night the human touch.
Brent CrossSouth
In March 2016, Barnet Council approved Argent as the new developer for Brent Cross South. This is the 180-acre area south of the Brent Cross shopping centre, which stretches from the North Circular (A406) to Cricklewood Lane, between Hendon Way (A41) and the Edgware Road (A5). The new development will sit alongside the redevelopment of Brent Cross shopping centre, connected via a new pedestrian bridge across the North Circular.
The first works are expected to start in early 2018.
More details can be found on the Argent Related site. Further information is supposed to be available here.