We have now received a response to our open letter to FEC about their Hornsey Town Hall planning application. The response provides some reassurances coupled with promises for more information in the near future. Most significantly an announcement on an … Continue reading
On August 9th, we published an open letter to FEC. The letter was cc’d to Emma Williamson, the Assistant Director of planning at Haringey. Emma has sent the below response to our e mail confirming that the consultation period has … Continue reading
Today we have sent the following letter to FEC in response to their planning application for Hornsey Town Hall. Jason Arthur, Natan Doron & Sarah Elliott Haringey Council River Park House, 225 High Road, Wood Green, N22 8HQ TO: John … Continue reading
Working with Martin we’ve decided to call a public meeting to update residents on crime and safety in Crouch End, providing local people a chance to raise concerns and for the police to tell us how we can help fight crime.
So please come along on 26th October 2016 at 7pm. The meeting will be held in the old council chamber in Hornsey Town Hall.
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It has become increasingly clear to me that the Liberal Democrats on Haringey Council have been too fast to talk our area down and too slow to put together an alternative sensible, strategic and relevant policy platform for local people as we fight against this Tory government.
Since the EU referendum result was announced there have been alarming reports of increases in the number of hate crimes taking place in Britain. As your local Labour councillors in Crouch End we totally condemn such hate crimes. That’s why … Continue reading
When we were elected in Crouch End it was as the first Labour councillors in the ward since 2002. And in the two years since our election we’ve seen: Hornsey Town Hall open again with progress made towards finding a … Continue reading
It’s been a busy few months since we were elected. Here is an overview of what has been going on. Hornsey Town Hall reopens One of our main pledges in the election campaign was to get more happening in the process … Continue reading
Melanie and Kasha, Indish, Crouch End
“We’ve been running Indish in Crouch End for 18 years and are very proud to be part of the community. Local businesses, especially the independents, are important for this community to continue to stay vibrant, and to this end we give our support to Jason, Natan and Lourdes to make sure Crouch End carries on being the exciting cultural hub of this borough” Melanie and Kasha, Indish, Crouch End
Linda Grant, novelist, journalist, winner of the Orange Prize for Fiction, Crouch End resident
“Jason Arthur, Natan Doron and Lourdes Keever represent the best of Crouch End, its vitality and diversity, creativity and passion for social justice. They will make superb councillors committed to representing the best interests of our community on Haringey council.” Linda Grant, novelist, journalist, winner of the Orange Prize for Fiction, Crouch End resident
Tad MacDonald, Musician, Crouch End resident for 26 years
“I recently ran the London Marathon raising money and support for Shelter, because I care about helping those less fortunate than myself. Crouch End needs politicians who feel the same. That’s why I’m supporting Jason, Natan and Lourdes to make Crouch End Labour again.” Tad MacDonald, Musician, Crouch End resident for 26 years
Doreen Jones, retired, Crouch End resident for 48 years
“I’ve lived in Crouch End for almost 50 years. I know that Jason, Natan and Lourdes are hardworking local people and I think they would make excellent councillors for Crouch End.” Doreen Jones, retired, Crouch End resident for 48 years
These are just four of the many people in Crouch End who are getting behind Jason, Natan and Lourdes’ positive vision for Crouch End. You can join them by using all three of your votes in the council elections for Labour tomorrow.
This election is about people in Crouch End and their hopes for the area. Over the last year Jason Arthur, Natan Doron and Lourdes Keever have been listening closely to residents to understand the issues they care about. Jason, Natan and Lourdes are incredibly passionate about Crouch End and would be honoured to serve as local councillors.
Jason, Lourdes and Natan pledge to work hard for Crouch End
Jason, Natan and Lourdes been out in every season listening to residents – and they will continue to do so as Crouch End councillors. They believe that only by working together with residents can they continue to make Crouch End one of the best places to live in North London.
By electing Jason, Natan and Lourdes Crouch End residents will have three councillors who will work tirelessly to ensure that their views are at the heart of the Council’s decisions. They pledge to work with residents to deliver a positive vision for Crouch End that strengthens the community.
Our pledges
The people of Crouch End deserve a strong voice at the decision-making table on Haringey Council.
Our local team campaigning in Crouch End with Douglas Alexander MP
