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Mossbourne Academy has been granted permission to open a new academy in Hackney. The Government, this week, approved the plans following a request from the Mayor of Hackney to support an expansion of the academy’s successful provision. The new school, which is yet to be named, is due to open in September 2014 and will [...]

2011-10-13T18:36:23+01:00 http://www.eastlondonlines.co.uk/2011/10/mossbourne-academy-expands-into-south-hackney/ 2011-10-08T00:38:51+01:00 94 HyperlocalSite http://hackneycitizen.co.uk/?p=75320 458766 2011-10-08T00:02:09+01:00

A restored Edwardian grocery offers an appetising array of fresh and organic produce. The Citizen talks to proprietor Theo Fraser Steele about its recent culinary accolade and recipe for success

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We’re counting the days until Victoria Park’s Field Day festival on August 6, ELL takes a quick look at this year’s highlights By all accounts, it has been a really great year. Underground music genres was championed by the mainstream press, exciting new blood made it to London’s music stream and everything seems to be moving [...]

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            We’re counting the days until Victoria Park’s Field Day festival on August 6, ELL takes a quick pick to this year’s highlights. By all accounts, it has been a really great year. Underground music genres was championed by the mainstream press, exciting new blood made it to London’s music [...]

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Here's some photos of things that other people want you to know.  The Dog Watch Some anonymous people are setting up an email newsletter for local pet lovers. To sign-up they want you to email: woof-woof@virginmedia.com Open Air Youth Club The council is running open air youth clubs in King George V Park and Victoria Park. They're very exciting. You can tell by the number of exclamation marks in the poster. Craigroyston FC In St Marks Park, Craigroyston have got a series of pre-season games lined up. Planning Graffiti On the side of a development by Port of Leith Housing Assocation next to the Water of Leith, there's some planning graffiti. You don't see that very often. It's an interesting coincidence that The Port of Leith Housing Association objected to the Biomass plant, just like the person who wrote the graffiti, so it will be interesting to see how quickly they remove it. Fit As A Monkey On Leith Links, there's a few new fitness clubs starting up. There's the one above, which seems determined to transform as many of Leith's fertile women folk into monkeys, and there's this one: According to the organisers of the Sensation Bootcamp, "It is as much fun as it sounds." Quite. Feel free to send us your photos of neighbourhood notices.

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The 2011 Victoria Park Festival is in full swing, but few now know of the area’s historical significance as Manchester’s first gated community. Andy Northcott explains. Throughout May and June a series of events are being held as part of the Victoria Park Festival 2011. Centred around St Chrysostom’s Church, the festival will take in [...]

2011-06-03T16:36:54+01:00 http://manchestermule.com/article/victoria-park-and-the-gated-urban-community 2011-06-02T16:37:52+01:00 128 HyperlocalSite http://www.eastlondonlines.co.uk/?p=40630 372581 2011-06-02T16:05:09+01:00

A load of rubbish turned into catwalk gold yesterday as local children in Tower Hamlets took part in a recycled fashion show. A cowgirl, batman and Lady Gaga were just some of the characters to appear on the stage at a sunny Victoria Park. The event, organised by the Community Park Rangers, invited local children [...]

2011-06-02T16:37:52+01:00 http://www.eastlondonlines.co.uk/2011/06/victoria-park-hosts-recycled-fashion-show/ 2011-05-25T20:34:11+01:00 128 HyperlocalSite http://www.eastlondonlines.co.uk/?p=40053 367548 2011-05-25T19:24:15+01:00

Plan your week ahead with our essential guide to events taking place over the Bank Holiday weekend, and beyond. Thursday – Sounds of Uganda @ Horniman Museum Friday – So Tough So Cute @ The Drop Saturday –First Annual Lomography Sports Day @ Victoria Park Sunday – Discovery @ Horse and Groom Monday – From [...]

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  Big Garden Birdwatch 2011 TV ad from The RSPB on Vimeo.   At the end of January 2011, over 600,000 people spent an hour watching and recording the birds in their garden for the RSPB Big Garden Birdwatch. Now, it's the moment you've all been waiting for - the results! Which birds did best and how did Edinburgh birds compare to the national average?  The most common or 'top bird' in the UK and Edinburgh was the house sparrow with an average of 4 per garden. Glasgow City's top bird was.... the feral pigeon. Now aren't you glad you live in Edinburgh?   The second most common bird in the UK and Edinburgh was the blackbird, with so many of them about you do get the occasion nutter-bird sining in the middle of the night. In Glasgow City, sparrows are at number 2. Starlings are number 3 for the UK and Glasgow City but strangely, in Edinburgh Starlings are down at number 6 with them appearing in just a quarter of gardens compared to the UK gardens. With sparrows and starlings in our top 5 most common birds you might think they're going well. Actually, they're both priority species for conservation. This graph shows you the average number of starlings and sparrows in UK gardens over the last 15 years, you can see the decline is quite startling. Starling, my darling, where did you go?  Graph from the RSPB website Edinburgh City has two birds that don't feature in the UK top 20, it's the bullfinches and siskin. In contrast the UK has more wrens and song thrushes then we do in Edinburgh city, neither of these wee birds made our top 20.   The results are below.  Big Garden Birdwatch 2011: UK Results Species     Average  Rank     % of gardens House_Sparrow 3.77 1 64.9 Blackbird 3.28 2 96.3 Starling 3.13 3 52.3 Blue_Tit 2.58 4 83.8 Chaffinch 2.19 5 56.5 Woodpigeon 1.91 6 67.6 Robin 1.49 7 87.9 Great_Tit 1.39 8 58.4 Collared_Dove 1.33 9 54.7 Goldfinch 1.29 10 30.5 Dunnock 1.14 11 57.1 Long_tailed_tit 0.97 12 27.1 Greenfinch 0.88 13 30.5 Magpie 0.85 14 44.3 Coal_Tit 0.60 15 33.0 Feral_pigeon 0.53 16 16.0 Jackdaw 0.53 17 16.6 Carrion_crow 0.48 18 21.6 Song_Thrush 0.37 19 29.4 Wren 0.29 20 25.5   Big Garden Birdwatch 2011: Edinburgh City Species Average Rank     % of gardens House_Sparrow 3.543 1 56.62 Blackbird 2.583 2 88.94 Blue_Tit 2.385 3 79.62 Chaffinch 2.056 4 54.74 Woodpigeon 1.859 5 70.87 Starling 1.812 6 25.76 Feral_pigeon 1.285 7 31.10 Magpie 1.179 8 56.07 Robin 1.082 9 79.17 Dunnock 0.999 10 52.70 Goldfinch 0.872 11 20.60 Great_Tit 0.839 12 43.15 Coal_Tit 0.714 13 40.72 Greenfinch 0.711 14 23.41 Carrion_crow 0.597 15 26.95 Long_tailed_tit 0.459 16 11.91 Jackdaw 0.431 17 15.14 Bullfinch 0.376 18 17.15 Siskin 0.346 19 10.13 Collared_Dove 0.323 20 16.52   Big Garden Birdwatch 2011: Glasgow City Species Average Rank     % of gardens Feral_pigeon 3.637 1 56.88 House_Sparrow 3.594 2 58.57 Starling 3.003 3 36.61 Blue_Tit 2.715 4 82.33 Woodpigeon 2.182 5 66.00 Blackbird 2.108 6 84.53 Chaffinch 2.078 7 52.41 Magpie 2.003 8 71.74 Goldfinch 1.293 9 23.67 Robin 1.263 10 82.83 Great_Tit 1.218 11 50.50 Dunnock 1.015 12 49.75 Greenfinch 0.885 13 26.67 Carrion_crow 0.832 14 28.89 Coal_Tit 0.792 15 38.67 Siskin 0.733 16 17.66 Long_tailed_tit 0.605 17 18.00 Waxwing 0.513 18 3.90 Collared_Dove 0.464 19 22.30 Jackdaw 0.447 20 15.37   If you missed the Big Garden Birdwatch you can listen to our birdwatch in Victoria park (lots of excited whispering in the bushes promised) Listen! You can read why birds are brilliant in the rest of the Big Garden Birdwatch series:  #RSPB #BGBW part 1:Give garden birds a go  The RSPB BGBW 2: Birds, the universal unifier (birds are like your favorite film or book) The RSPB BGBW 3: How birds open doors (on meeting celebrities) The RSPB BGBW 4: Doing it in a Park with Greener Leith Also, we did a valentines special on when birds go bad (blackbird torture included)  All results are taken from the RSPB spreadsheets which can be downloaded here

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Victoria Park has been named as one of four ‘Festival Live Sites’ across London, bringing the atmosphere of the 2012 Olympics to the heart of Tower Hamlets. Large outdoor screens will be set up in the park to allow the crowds to watch the various sports that will be running throughout next summer. The other [...]

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After being condemned for affiliating with far-right English Defence League and anti-Muslim groups, Raymond Berry, founding member of East End Gay Pride (EEGP) has resigned, and the East End Gay Pride march scheduled for April 2 has been cancelled. However, members of the Pride team blamed the cancellation on “vendettas” and “personal attacksâ€* from several [...]

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Legendary hip hop star Snoop Dogg will play his only UK festival show this summer, by headlining the Lovebox weekender event in July. The rapper will reunite with his crew Tha Dogg Pound, which includes Warren G, Kurupt and Daz Dillinger, to perform his debut album Doggystyle, at the three-day festival, from July 15- July [...]

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Saturdays monthly, at the Brittania Pub, Victoria Park E9

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Police are offering a £20,000 reward to find the murderer of a jogger, who was stabbed to death in an East London park eight years ago. American artist Margaret Muller, 27, who lived in Hackney at the time, may have been a victim of a failed robbery attempt in Victoria Park, according to the police. [...]

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This is part 4 of a four part special celebrating the RSPB Big Garden Birdwatch 2011. On Saturday 29th January, Fat balls hung in the thousands, nuts were placed on every ledge, seed trails led to gourmet treats, bird tables were laid with the finest of feasts, something was going on in the garden, people were prepairing for a giant science experiment to help monitor and protect our garden birds (along with a bit of friendly competition). It was the RSPB Big Garden Birdwatch 2011. Over half a million people took part in the watch and I was one of them, in Victoria Park for Greener Leith with Sound Artist, Emma Quayle. Disover the highs and lows of birdwatching, which birds we spotted, our mystery bird and what really happened mid air at the end of the watch:  Listen! Someone shouted "what are you doing in there?" yes, we looked suspicious in the bushes but it was worth it. Thanks to everyone who took part with us, for promoting the watch and sharing the bird love. I enjoyed the build up to the watch almost as much as the watch itself. I've never tweeted so much (that's on twitter) and I espcailly loved it when the Scottish Poetry Library and Lets Get Lyrical started sending bird realted song lyrics to me. As usual the Broughton Spurtle were well ahead, having poetically promoted these very blog posts the day before on twitter with: Twa burds sat oan a barra. Yin wis a spewg, the ither a sparra. But they still count as two: http://bit.ly/i5KgoB; http://bit.ly/f2gpzP. Thank you for all the other messages and the lovely puffin photo. Here's a selection of some of my favourite messages from the weekend: sandracsquawk sandra crow: I will do birdwatch this weekend - live on hill farm in midlothian, seen a decline in wrens, but surge of bluetits/great tits martingladdish Martin Gladdish: read your profile and thought you might like the best photo I've ever taken (Skomer) http://yfrog.com/h4ym8bj LetsGetLyrical Let's Get Lyrical: #GetLyrical for the #rspb #bgbw action today with @auntyemily & others. Can think of "Three craws sat upon a wa'" Any better suggestions? Joon123 Joon: I'll swap you 5 House Sparrows for your Song Thrush.#BGBW ByLeavesWeLive Scottish Poetry Lib:@LetsGetLyrical @auntyemily 'Feed the birds/ tuppence a bag'. A heartbreaker/good advice, from 'Mary Poppins' #rspb #bgbw @thespurtle Broughton Spurtle: Hang on: you saw a dunnock drinking tea on a bench?  cladygirl4 Anita Sharkey: My count for #bgbw 1 blackboard, 2 blue tits, 1 woodpigeon and 1 Maggie for sorrow. Niece was more impressed with the grey squirrel. Tweet 12books12months Ali George: 3 chickens... #BGBW http://twitpic.com/3uiu1t @thespurtle Broughton Spurtle: BGBW 2–3pm, light drizzle, backgreen, Broughton. Nothing. No tweets. No song. Not a dickie bird. Nada. Deadinburgh?  kim_harding Kim Harding: Blackbird singing but couldn't see it! My count for #BGBWzero. Might try again tomorrow, if I have time greenerleith greenerleith:There were literally no birds in my garden for the whole hour. Do I still report it? VikingJimo James Stout: Story of my life until I was 19, not a bird in sight... Me: could this be the decline in garden birds everyone's talking about?  kim_harding Kim Harding: Unlikely, there is usually a diverse population birds out there, just not today, or it could be the sparrow hawk I saw last week kim_harding Kim Harding: grey squirrels are of course another reason for the decline in garden birds, they eat eggs and fledglings Me: Everyone's upped the food to gourmet to get the most birds in their garden, maybe they're all too fat to feed?Good luck tomo (: BeatbloggerMike Michael MacLeod: Ooh, that's a chubby robin. No, ours was worryingly skinny. He was eating the nuts we left on the windowsil.. is that cheating?! kim_harding Kim Harding: I think you maybe right, all my birds have been tempted away... 12books12months Ali George: there are some very small birds in this tree... sparrows maybe?!#BGBW http://twitpic.com/3uixag _EarthCalling_ Earth Calling: done my #BGBW now, not bad, 2 woodpeckers, brambling n blackcap highlights... TheNerdsOnline The Nerds Online!: Emily Dodd spares an hour to tweet along with local birds - The Guardian #News > http://bit.ly/g0yeks BeatbloggerMike Michael MacLeod: Haha, yeah I just saw the nerds thing now... I'm proud! Better than being plain janes! How was today? I only saw 7 birds :( My Mum (by text message): We did our birdwatch 2day. Had amazing results, a green wpecker was on lawn,great spot wpecker on fat block, 2 nuthatches (1 was on balcony and other on table) 2 redpoll (never seen them in gdn b4) a jay, as well as the usual tits and finches. We had such a gud time we have decidede 2 do it every wek 4 enjoyment! We had no idea that so many birds visited our garden. Hope u r ok, mum x Kenny Gunn-Russel (via facebook) : I did too Today One Wren, One Robin, Two Bluetits after putting out a ground bird feeder tray and hanging meal worm tray and Hanging Nyjer h feeder with the hope of attracting Goldfinches  Resources  Read the rest of this series here:  #RSPB #BGBW part 1:Give garden birds a go  The RSPB BGBW 2: Birds, the universal unifier   The RSPB BGBW 3: How birds open doors (on meeting celebrities)   Read about this series in the Edinburgh Guardian. Em 'n' Em's reccomened outdoor birdwatching kitlist  thermals flask of tea chocolate whisky assorted bird books binoculars pen phone mircrophone monster munch Special thanks to Emma Quayle for recording and editing the podcast of and to Michael MacLeod for writing about it in the Edinburgh Guardian. 

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For those so inclined, it's time to get fit and work off the fat

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The photo above shows the crowd that assembled when we held a commuters breakfast event in June last year, when more than 60 people stopped to for free travel advice and a bite to eat while their bike got fixed. We also found that people enjoyed getting to meet some of the other commuters that they see on the cycle path. That was before the winter and the dark nights arrived, and we know that conditions for much of last December were so bad that lot's of people gave up walking and cycling around town - because some pavements and cycle paths were so icy. Now that the ice has largely gone - for the last 3 months of our We Love Leith project, we've arranged to hold 5 regular commuter breakfast events to tempt people back out onto their bikes. If you've been using your bike over December, this is a chance to give your bike some free TLC, as all the salt and grit on the roads can cause mischief with all the mechanical parts of your bike. If you've made a new years resolution to get more active, or if your workplace has decided to take part in the latest Better Way To Work Challenge then we hope that these events will give you a chance to get some expert advice and help you make through the winter and into spring when riding conditions are better. If you got a bike for Christmas, and you would like reassurance that you, or the shop, have assembled it safely, you can have it checked out by an expert for free, at any one of these events. You can also get some advice about the best routes you can use. It may seem unlikely that a shop would sell you a dodgy bike, and most small independent shops would never sell a dangerous bike. However, like last year, someone came to one of our commuters breakfast events with a bike that had been dangerously put together by someone. We fixed it on the spot and sent them on their way. If you have similar concerns about your own bike, we'd be delighted to get you sorted. The events will take place in two locations between 7am and 9am: In Victoria Park: January 24th  February 27th March 27th Water of Leith Cycle Path at Great Junction St Bridge: 10th of February 10th of March The map below shows you exactly where and when: View Leith Commuters Breakfast in a larger map Hope to see you there!

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An evening of indulgence at Victoria Park’s Sardinian eatery

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Tunstall Victoria Park Sunday 5th December 2011 2.00 until 4.00 pm Florence... ...

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The Citizen takes a look back at this South Hackney neighbourhood before during and after the reign of its royal namesake

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Thanks to everyone who turned out on Saturday to help give a quick clean to Victoria Park, especially the little people who were all very enthusiatic! In just over an hour and half, we collected about 13 bags of rubbish from the park. This was the first time that we'd organised a clean-up in Victoria Park, and needless to say we had the obligatory discussions over whether Victoria Park was actually in Leith. We think it probably is. We've got two more clean-ups planned. Next Saturday, we're working with Leith Links Community Council to clean-up Leith Links. (More details here). And, on the 6th of November, we're working with Leith Central Community Council to clean-up Pilrig Park (More details here). Given that it's likely to have got a bit cooler by then, you'll be delighted to know that we've got the funding together to pay Out of the Blue to come to the parks on their marvelous trike to provide hot soup and filled rolls for everyone who takes part in the Leith Links and Pilrig Park clean-ups. Funding for these events has come from Leith Central Community Council, Leith Links Community Council and Vegware. We're most grateful to all of these organisations for their support.

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Hackney author Jenny Lord is sure to create busy hands through her beautiful new knitting book

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A great place for Vietnamese food in the deep south of the borough

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As the new academic year gets underway at the city’s universities, students are to be emailed safety tips by police to help them adjust to the independence of student life. Students will receive messages in their personal email accounts on topics such as personal safety, crime trends, suspicious activity in student areas and how to [...]

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Clashes with bailiffs and police amid controversy over sell-offs

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The London Electronic Dance Festival (L.E.D.) will be taking over Victoria Park for the up-coming Bank Holiday weekend, with popular French DJ and artist David Guetta holding down the floors on Friday; Saturday will see IDM pioneers Leftfield headlining. Though the other half, Paul Daley, will not be making an appearance in preparation for his [...]

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The inaugural London Electronic Dance festival is set to take place over Bank holiday weekend at Victoria Park in Hackney, with legendary French House superstar David Guetta headlining day one on the 27th which will be his only gig in London this summer. Now, ELL is offering readers a chance to win tickets to this [...]

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During last months Stoke Lions Tunstall Carnival, a display in the Floral Hall... ...

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31 July, Victoria Park

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Saturday 31 July 2010, Victoria Park

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