21/07/2014
Barnet Press: "'Avengers assemble' in Colindale"
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"MARVEL superhero Thor couldn't help getting carried away as filming for the 2015 Avenger's sequel continued at the former Metropolitan Police Peel Centre in Colindale.
"Exclusive footage passed to The Press shows Chris Hemsworth's Norse demi god Thor, complete with iconic red cape hanging onto the front of an ambulance as it hurtles forward outside the now-derelict police training centre in Aerodrome Road.
"Over the past month The Peel Centre site, which is set to be redeveloped into a housing development and primary school, has been transformed into the fictional Eastern European city of Sokovia. The Met Police signs have been replaced with Serbian Cyrillic writing. The Grade II listed statue of Sir Robert Peel remains in place at the front of the building."
20/07/2014
BORA: Burnt Oak Residents Association
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"Burnt Oak Residents Association aims to make Burnt Oak a cleaner and safer area to live in and that we are proud of.
"We are looking for people to join our conversation to make Burnt Oak a place we all want to spend time in, happy in the knowledge that it is a safe and wonderful place to live. If you wish to join us on this mission, please contact us:
bora.barnet@gmail.com"
15/07/2014
Redrow and the Peel Centre playing fields: Answers awaited
Police Use Of Peel Centre Running Track
Meeting:
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Mayor's Question Time
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Date:
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Wednesday, 23 July 2014
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Reference:
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Question 2014/2960
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Main question
Andrew DismoreWill you join with me in praising the current substantial routine use of your Peel Centre running track by the Met's recruits and staff, as can be evidenced and photographed from passing Northern Line trains?
Are you happy to acknowledge that this running track is a serviceable facility, and not unusable, as may have been your impression?
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Fiona Twycross (23-Jul-2014)
Do
you acknowledge that there will be many new London schools that do not
have running track facilities on-site, and that demand for the current
sites in London, whether currently public or private, will inevitably
grow? Do you have any projections for this increased demand?
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Do you acknowledge that borough boundaries are often entirely irrelevant
in planning running tracks and sports ground provision? What strategic
role does the GLA play in this?
An
answer to this question will be uploaded within one week of the
meeting.
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Running Tracks in London (3)
Fiona Twycross (23-Jul-2014):
Do you only use one criterion, that of 'agreed local provision', in
deciding whether to support concreting over running tracks or not? If
not, what other criteria do you consider? Do they include population
number projections of children and of young inner-city Londoners?
An answer to this question will be uploaded within one week of the meeting.
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Fiona Twycross (23-Jul-2014):
Regarding the running tracks listed by you in answer 2014/2273, do you support
closure of any of them, and if so, from what exact date for each one has
that been your policy, and why?
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