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News & Updates From AGM

A round up of GMTRA news AGM First, thank you to everyone who came to our annual meeting on a stormy night on 2 November. Around 40 people were there, including our ward councillors Lester Buxton, Cressida Johnson and Luke Cawley Harrison, and Richard Tusting from the Shepherds Cot Trust. The AGM minutes are here […]

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Useful information

Useful Information EMERGENCY CONTACT NUMBERS Police Emergency calls                            999 This phone number should be used to contact police in situations where a crime is happening now or if anyone is in immediate danger Non – Emergency calls                   101 24/7 Police Station:- Tottenham Police Station 398 High Road, Tottenham.  N17 9JA Nearest Police Station:– Hornsey Police Station

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AGM

Minutes of 2026 Annual General Meeting Date: Thursday 14th October 2026 at 8pm Place: North London Cricket ClubhouseChair: Rob JacksonCommittee: Nick Evans, Henry Perks, Simon Willietts. Present: Peter Barber, Mark Beardall, Miriam Bindman, Richard Budgett, Sarah Budgett, Dave Cohen, Reg Dhanjal, Debbie Grossman, Virginia Jackson, Chris Kelleher, Don Kelleher, Bernie Morey, Elizabeth O’Donaghoe, Veronica Phelps, David

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School Open Evening

We’ve been advised Highgate Wood School’s traditional open evening tomorrow, Thursday 14 October. Whilst they ask families to leave their cars at home they’ve reminded us there are always a few who bring them and cause disruption. They’ve asked me to please pass on their apologies in advance to residents and explain that they do

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Neighbourhood Watch

Yesterday I attended a Microsoft Teams Meeting with our local Police Coordinator and local Safer Neighbourhood Police Team Sergeant. This 30 minute meeting was set up because they felt coordinators had been raising questions concerning the new way they deal with Neighbourhood Watch. Nowadays they simply send Neighbourhood Watch groups a monthly newsletter (one side

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