July 29, 2019
According to a new study millions of people including Millions of children in deep poverty. The main points in this studding are: More than 4 million people in the UK are trapped in deep poverty, meaning their income is at least 50% below the official breadline. The Social Metrics Commission also said 7 million people, […]
Category: Features
January 10, 2019
The route to a political solution is to answer the question, “what would we like to happen?” and use the answer to that question as the guide to making it happen. In terms of housing in Haringey if you asked most people they would state that they would want the provision of truly affordable homes […]
Category: Uncategorised
Tags: housing
January 10, 2019
The route to a political solution is to answer the question, “what would we like to happen?” and use the answer to that question as the guide to making it happen. In terms of housing in Haringey if you asked most people they would state that they would want the provision of truly affordable homes […]
Category: Features
February 13, 2018
Invitation to the #HaringeyWelcome Campaign Launch Dear all Haringey Welcome warmly invites you to attend the launch of our campaign to make our borough an inclusive and safe home for migrants, refugees and asylum seekers. 3pm-6pm Saturday 24th February 2018 The Engine Room, Unit A, Eagle Heights, Lebus Street, Tottenham, N17 9FU Since 2015, […]
Category: Uncategorised
Tags: race and immigration
August 2, 2017
Date: Weds 9th – Mon 14th Aug Location: Colesdale Farm, Northaw Road West, Cuffley, Hertfordshire EN6 4QZ (Trains from Finsbury Park/Hornsey etc) It’s described as: Five days of skill-sharing for grassroots ecological direct action – make links, share ideas, and get involved in the struggles against fracking, new roads and more. It’s organised on non-hierarchical […]
Category: Uncategorised
Tags: community
July 2, 2017
To the London Fire Brigade from the Syrian Civil Defence [White Helmets] in Daraa, Southern Syria: We were saddened to hear about the loss of souls in the Grenfell Tower fire, including Mohammad al-Haj Ali, a Syrian from our home of Daraa who had fled to London seeking safety from death and destruction. We […]
Category: Uncategorised
Tags: housing
June 26, 2017
“When society places hundreds of proletarians in such a position that they inevitably meet a too early and an unnatural death, one which is quite as much a death by violence as that by the sword or bullet; its deed is murder just as surely as the deed of the single individual.” “These words were […]
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Tags: housing
June 5, 2017
Theresa May called an election supposedly so she can deliver us a ‘strong and stable’ future with Brexit. But isn’t the biggest concern for most people just how unstable our lives and communities have become since the Tories introduced austerity in 2010? The Tories brought in austerity supposedly to reduce the country’s deficit, claiming public […]
Category: Features
May 1, 2017
Over the last few months, the police and Home Office have been systematically arresting, detaining and deporting European Economic Area (EEA) national rough sleepers. In May last year, the Government adopted the legally dubious position that rough-sleeping is an “abuse” of EU Citizens’ right to freedom of movement”. The “abuse of right” law is intended to allow the deportation […]
Category: Uncategorised
Tags: housing
July 2, 2016
Years ago, Margaret Thatcher got elected. Her and her gang nicknamed ‘The Tories’ conned loads of us to buy our council houses. At the time people said, “Don’t do it, it’s a con”. Yet many fell for it. Some wanted to make a quick buck. Others saw it as “protecting” their housing security. Not trusting […]
Category: News
