Plain-clothes police patrol Crouch End Broadway shops
Police listed plain-clothes patrols between Boots and Waitrose as a local priority on 28 October, after a rise in shoplifting on Crouch End Broadway.
Police listed plain-clothes patrols between Boots and Waitrose as a local priority on 28 October, after a rise in shoplifting on Crouch End Broadway.
High-visibility and plain-clothes officers are to patrol Weston Park, Crouch End, at the hours vehicles are being broken into.
Three bus routes are diverted off Fortis Green until 5pm on Saturday 31 October because of Thames Water work.
Crouch End, Hornsey and Stroud Green families have until 31 October to apply online for a Year 7 place in September 2027.
There is no Suffragette line service between South Tottenham and Barking Riverside until the end of service on Tuesday 10 November.
Haringey's year as London Borough of Culture starts in May 2027 as "Proudly Haringey", and the next round of resident-voted grants opens on 23 November.
TfL reports no Overground service between South Tottenham and Barking Riverside after an operational incident on 27 October, with disruption expected until the end of the week.
The adults' side of Hornsey Library shuts at the end of November while its concrete roof is properly repaired, with reopening pencilled for spring 2027. The children's library stays open.
Free to walk in, with sewing, printing and visible-mending workshops from £12. It is an easy Saturday for a family on the Crouch End Broadway.
A pound buys an afternoon of tasting apples you will not find in the supermarket, at Hornsey Vale Community Centre on Mayfield Road. Bring some cash for the stalls.
The listed landmark at the bottom of Crouch Hill has been dark since Greene King shut it earlier this year. It comes back to life on Halloween — for one night, then two more.
Police attention is on two very different streets this week: the Broadway's shopfronts and the parked cars of Weston Park. Elsewhere, Remembrance Sunday arrives on 8 November, and the Alexandra Palace fireworks weekend brings closures just over the border.
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Chicken Valley at 34 Topsfield Parade in Crouch End was given a food hygiene rating of 4 out of 5 after an inspection on 28 August.
Shakshuka at £13.90 and five stars for hygiene, from the Hornsey address most people know for antiques and vintage sideboards. It is one of the more unexpected places to eat in N8.
Chicken Valley has registered at 34 Topsfield Parade in Crouch End and is waiting on its first hygiene inspection.
The club at Crouch End Playing Fields wants its former gym recognised as a clubhouse and café. Whether the public can use it is the question for neighbours.
An extra storey at 8 Middle Lane, Hornsey would take the approved scheme from four homes to five, and consultation is open now.
An upper-floor flat on Priory Road in Hornsey is the subject of an application to convert it into a house in multiple occupation for six people, now open for comment.
The charity has asked Haringey Council to knock down its almost century-old building in Hornsey and put up a taller one. What happens to the nursery, the gym and the after-school club is not yet on the record.
W7 buses skip the Crouch Hill Station stretch in both directions until 5pm on Tuesday 27 October because of electrical works.
Archway-bound W5 buses are diverted between 8am and 11am today, 15 October, missing the stops from the Ridge Road hail-and-ride section to Weston Park.
Routes 91 and N91 towards Trafalgar Square are diverted until 23 October because of a burst water main, and skip the Sobell Centre stop.
The 41, 91, N41, N91, W3 and W5 are all running away from Tottenham Lane until 6pm on Friday 2 October.
The Alexandra Palace Fireworks and Drone Festival runs on Saturday 7 and Sunday 8 November. Sunday is a new family day with an earlier show, which is the one to book if you have children.
Bereaved parents and families are invited to a woodland walk from the Holmesdale Road entrance of Parkland Walk on Sunday 11 October, starting at 3.45pm.
Monkey Puzzle Crouch End is now running in the School House building on Inderwick Road. The records confirm it is open; they don't yet say what a place costs or who can get one.