Links
| Ferry Lane Action Group | This is the website for the Ferry Lane community. Here you can... introduce yourself to new neighbours if you've just moved in; ask a favour, suggest a community event, invite people to a barbeque, moan about the council, let everyone on the estate know what you're up to, share photos, stories, life on the estate, start a debate... | |
| Ferry Lane Local History Website | The site is dedicated to the unique and undiscovered beauty of Ferry Lane and surrounding areas with information on the past and present.
Contact email: info@ferrylane.org.uk |
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| Friends of Railway Fields | Come and join our new community group based at Railway Fields Nature Reserve, Green Lanes Haringey. We would love to get lots of interested members who are keen to get involved,we are open to any ideas of possible events or activities. | |
| Gladesmore Community School | Gladesmore Community School's website with lots of information. | |
| Higher Heights | Higher Heights is a not-for-profit organisation based in North London. The organisation was established in 2007 when local residents comprising of youth workers and mentors came together after witnessing the decline of youth provisions in the area and the knock on effect of anti-social behaviour and the rise in youth crime.
Our projects and programmes are designed to combat the rise in youth crime and anti-social behaviour, as well as strengthening cohesion between different communities and different age groups. |
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| Lee Valley Bats | Dedicated to bats through education and community action. 'Lee Valley Bats' is a voluntary, 'free membership' bat group, devoted to bat appreciation; training; education; detection; welfare; arranging bat outings; activities and surveys. The Lee Valley is our main area of focus. |
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| Markfield Beam Engine and Museum | Built between 1886 and 1888, the engine is a masterpiece of Victorian engineering. The Markfield Beam Engine and Museum is housed in its original Grade II listed Engine House in the former sewage treatment works for Tottenham which now forms part of Markfield Park. |
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Markfield Project | Markfield is a community centre based in Markfield Park, which promotes rights, independence, choice and inclusion for Disabled people and their families. |
| Project Dirt | Project Dirt is a London-based website that lists all the grassroots environmental projects and groups that are in London (eventually to become nationwide). Project Dirt is free to join either as an individual or as Friends of Markfield Park, and you have your own page on Project Dirt which members will be able to join, take part in discussions, add photos to etc. But perhaps the most appealing aspect of Project Dirt is that if you add events to Project Dirt - for example, bulb planting session at Markfield Park come along and volunteer - it gets included in their Monday mail out, which is sent to 3000+ members, and is a great piece of free advertising! You can also further advertise events by writing a blog about them and asking the Project Dirt administrators (or me) to put it as the headline on the front page, again getting more exposure. Contact email: abigailcooke@live.co.uk |
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Tottenham Civic Society | The Tottenham Civic Society was established in April 2006 following mounting public concern about inappropriate redevelopment proposals to the Tottenham High Road Historic Corridor and a desire for something better. We hope that members and visitors to our website will enjoy it as both a source of information and a useful resource for discovering Tottenham.
Spring Newsletter with information about Spurs football ground, Ward's Corner and more... |
| Tottenham-SummerhillRoad | Tottenham local history with lots of photos. Contact email: Alan@SwainJones.Freeserve.co.uk |
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Parks information | Information about Markfield Park on the Haringey web site |
