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Tag Archives: cricket
Hackney: Going Green or Giving the Green Light to Cars?
Anyone who has followed Save Lea Marshes in the last few years will be aware of our campaign against the planned cricket pavilion for Hackney Marshes, a design which involves building on green space in order to accommodate a large … Continue reading
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Tagged air pollution, children, cricket, health, North Marsh, North Pavilion, sport
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Please Have Your Say on Hackney Marshes ‘Improvements’
The Hackney Council ‘Hackney Marshes Improvement Survey’ is online. It closes on 9th July so please fill it in as soon as you can. When filling in the survey, please do not say you travel to the marshes by car … Continue reading
Posted in Hackney Marshes
Tagged Building, car park, changing rooms, cricket, green space, North Pavilion
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