The Islington Tribune ran this story last year: 'A SCHOOL governor has launched a fight to save a “Cinderella” street in Islington where dozens of shops have closed or are being converted into private flats.
Holloway resident and father of two Jonathan Ward has launched “Love Hornsey Road, N4,” because he is fed up with the way the area has been allowed to fall into neglect over the past few years
Building engineer Mr Ward, 42, took the Tribune on a mile-long walking tour of Hornsey Road from Seven Sisters Road to Elthorne Park.
He pointed out serious signs of “decay and neglect”, with bags of rubbish allowed to litter the street and in some cases almost one in two shops and businesses closed.'
Apparently, there was going to be a conference on on the issue in September 2010. Did it happen? Do you remember it?
Holloway resident and father of two Jonathan Ward has launched “Love Hornsey Road, N4,” because he is fed up with the way the area has been allowed to fall into neglect over the past few years
Building engineer Mr Ward, 42, took the Tribune on a mile-long walking tour of Hornsey Road from Seven Sisters Road to Elthorne Park.
He pointed out serious signs of “decay and neglect”, with bags of rubbish allowed to litter the street and in some cases almost one in two shops and businesses closed.'
Apparently, there was going to be a conference on on the issue in September 2010. Did it happen? Do you remember it?
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