The dedication of St Paul’s Catholic Primary to fostering respect for oneself and the world - while creating a positive environment that nurtures curiosity and personal growth - has resulted in either ‘Good’ or ‘Outstanding’ in all areas following a recent inspection Pupils who speak English as an additional language receive exceptional support to become active members of the school community while families are welcomed to lead prayers in their home languages - creating a strong sense of belonging.  Children with special educational needs and/or disabilities (SEND) thrive at St Paul’s thanks to personalised support and well-trained staff who ensure that all pupils participate fully in lessons alongside their peers The school’s commitment to tailored learning ensures that every child feels valued or developing strategic thinking through chess such as hosting Bingo sessions for seniors at the local church and develop leadership skills through roles as school councillors and eco-councillors - embracing their responsibility to make a positive impact.  This Ofsted report from St Paul’s Catholic Primary is yet another remarkable achievement for Haringey It is inspiring to see a report that highlights inclusivity and encourages them to make a positive impact beyond the classroom These values are at the core of our community we are committed to fostering an environment where every child feels supported and empowered The future of our young people is in our hands and we are excited to be part of their journey as they continue to learn and thrive Director of Children’s Services at Haringey Council and St Paul’s Catholic is a shining example of how schools can nurture values that last a lifetime Inclusivity plays a vital role in shaping young minds and by fostering a culture of unity and community from an early age children learn the importance of working together to create positive change and parents - this achievement would not have been possible without their dedication and collaboration and congratulations on this fantastic success Head of Schools at St Paul’s Catholic Primary School We are delighted with the outcomes of our recent Ofsted inspection.  The report reflects the hard work dedication and passion of our entire school community Our staff team work tirelessly to give every child the best possible start it's wonderful to see their efforts reflected in such a positive report Productive discussions have been held between representatives of the Park Road Lido Users Group Haringey Council’s Cabinet Member for Culture and Leisure Residents will be able to get a first glimpse of the newly refurbished and renovated East Wing gallery spaces at Bruce Castle Museum and Archive.. free and fun activities and events are taking place in Haringey libraries for residents of all ages throughout May Haringey’s future shines bright as students from Noel Park Primary School took part in an insightful visit to Haringey Council’s offices Sign up to HPX now we'd like to know more about your visit today Unfortunately we are currently having issues connecting to our feedback service Please enter a search term to begin your search Home » TWIC News Feed » Manx Liberty win the 4NCL 2024-25 season 4NCL Logo. | https://www.4ncl.co.uk Download the PGN from this page Contact Mark Crowther (TWIC) if you wish to advertise here Read about 25 years of TWIC. Read TWIC 1591 Download TWIC 1591 PGN Download TWIC 1591 ChessBase Clark St James Ltd - online advertising agency eg Google AdWords The teams have both won all their four matches in the UK national league and are set to meet in the final round in May The UK’s national league, the 4NCL, is turning into a two-horse race after last weekend’s third and fourth rounds at Peterborough. Wood Green, the 2024 and London League champions, and Manx Liberty, the 2023 winners whose core is a group of Romanian and Hungarian grandmasters, have both won all their four matches. After four of the 11 rounds the leaders are Wood Green with 8 match points (24 game points) and Manx Liberty on 8 (23.5), then Cheddleton Savills Catering 6 (19), Barnet Knights 6 (18). The fixture list is geared to producing a climax, so that Wood Green v Manx will only occur in May’s final round, when both teams are likely to enhance their squads with strong GM wildcards. Read moreCheddleton’s only loss has been to Manx fell back with defeats in rounds three and four Last weekend’s matches took place amid storms and travel dislocation which particularly affected those coming from the north confidently drew with two 2400+ opponents on top board and improved his chances of achieving his third and final IM norm The Edinburgh schoolboy is widely regarded as Scotland’s best ever prospect travelling from the north-east to represent Blackthorne He eventually arrived at the board well past the normal one-hour default time but was offered the chance to play Manx’s top board with just three minutes plus the 30 seconds per move increment on his clock compared with the normal 90 minutes for 40 moves plus 30 minutes for the rest of the game With little to lose, Gormally accepted the massive handicap, and was duly defeated in 27 moves as Lupulescu’s queen and knight combined for a checkmating attack on White’s castled king In Justin Tan (Wood Green) v Samuel Chow (Chessable White Rose), the Australian GM demonstrated how the anti-French Defence formation from the 2025 world title match can lead to a decisive white attack At the end Tan had a classic Alekhine’s Gun formation with tripled queen and rooks on the f file Two more major English events are scheduled for the next few weeks. The £4,000 Wightlink Isle of Wight Masters at Ryde from 18-23 February has strength in depth, with 17 players rated over 2400, while the £5,000 British Rapidplay at Peterborough on 1-2 March includes two of England’s top GMs: Gawain Jones and Nikita Vitiugov. You can enter here The entry of nearly 350 competitors for last Sunday’s ECF girls U19 and U11 semi-finals at St Catherine’s was a British record for an all-female event U11) have won gold medals in World or European youth championships Free weekly newsletterThe best of our sports journalism from the past seven days and a heads-up on the weekend’s action Gukesh Dommaraju, the 18-year-old world champion, has taken a half-point lead with two rounds to go at Tata Steel Wijk aan Zee. The Indian’s ninth-round game was a strategic crush in the style of Anatoly Karpov but it could have been different if Black had captured 24…Bxe4 followed by h4-h3 would have launched a dangerous counter Leaders after 11 rounds: Gukesh (India) 8; Nodirbek Abdusattorov (Uzbekistan) and Praggnanandhaa Rameshbabu (India) 7.5; Wei Yi (China) Anish Giri (Netherlands) and Vladimir Fedoseev (Slovenia) all 6 Tata Steel Wijk aan Zee concludes this weekend, with round 12 at 1pm GMT on Saturday and the final round 13 at 11am on Sunday. Live commentary by England’s David Howell and Jovanka Houska is on YouTube Tri7 and Fusion Group secure planning approval for their Wood Green purpose-built student accommodation (PBSA) development in London Specialist UK value-add real estate investment and asset management firm Tri7 and its joint venture partner Fusion Group – one of the largest purpose-built student accommodation (PBSA) developers and operators in the UK – have secured unanimous approval from Haringey Council for a mixed-use scheme which will include PBSA and social homes in Wood Green The planning application was submitted following extensive consultation with local residents and Haringey Council The JV’s proposal will deliver the scheme on the site of a now vacant Bingo Hall and its car park on Lordship Lane Plans will see the delivery of four buildings of up to nine storeys The Wood Green PBSA development will also provide 78 affordable homes of which 52 will be social rent (45 apartments and seven five-bedroom town houses for families) as well as a further 26 shared ownership apartments “We are thrilled to have achieved planning permission for a mixed-use site that not only provides easy access to a range of world-class universities for the future residents of the PBSA beds but also meets the area’s huge need for affordable housing This development adds to our strong portfolio of bed-led (whether PBSA or build to rent) city centre regeneration sites on which we can unlock value to deliver attract returns for our capital partners.” The Wood Green PBSA scheme will include amenities such as co-working and private study spaces dedicated cardio and strength training fitness areas The internal amenity will also be connected to a two-storey atrium garden that links to an internal podium courtyard Designed by renowned architects Corstorphine & Wright the development will deliver 796 sq m for ground floor town centre use and 2,165 sqm of public open space including children’s play areas and external amenity spaces that encourage wellbeing The scheme will also target BREEAM Outstanding accreditation and the PBSA building aims to achieve a 41% betterment over Building Regulations Part L 20 world-class higher education institutions have a campus within 35 minutes of the site by public transport and these providers cater to a combined 223,705 London based students across their campuses.  “This scheme will provide truly expectional accommodation that both benefits its residents and contributes to the vitality of the local community through new social housing “As a developer and operator of best-in-class living assets Fusion’s focus is on creating places that enhance the health and wellbeing of residents and the community as a whole – our Wood Green scheme is a prime example of this and we’re looking forward to continuing to work with the community Recently, Fusion Group also announced the appointment of Laura Kurt as its first Commercial Director Laura will be responsible for developing the company’s product offering including the operations and asset management of its developments For best viewing experience of this website Please enter a place name in the search bar After provisionally the warmest May Day on record in the UK higher than average temperatures will subside over the weekend Environment Agency Updated: 05:46 (UTC+1) on Tue 6 May 2025 it will turn increasingly cloudy from off the North Sea Some bright or sunny spells developing by evening Staying dry with some lengthy clear skies overnight Turning chilly with a touch of grass frost in places Largely dry with variable amounts of cloud and bright or sunny spells on Wednesday with variable amounts of cloud and bright or sunny spells throughout the period Dry across the vast majority of the UK with clear or sunny spells but also some patchy cloud Cloud will likely thicken across the far north and northwest during the weekend with some outbreaks of rain for a time There is also a small risk of some heavy showers in the far south or southwest high pressure will be dominant across the UK This will bring predominantly fine and dry weather for the majority of places Temperatures are likely to be slightly above normal for the time of year although there is a chance of some cold nights Fairly typical weather for the time of year is most likely through this period fine and dry weather is more likely to dominate although this will be interspersed with occasional spells of rain and showers with a risk of heavy rain and thunderstorms in places temperatures will most likely be near to or slightly above average Located at the Rising Green Youth Hub on Wood Green High Road this marks the fourth and final hub of the council’s ambitious £3.4 million programme.  Bringing together a wide range of essential resources the new Wood Green Family Hub offers universal and targeted services to parents parent-infant relationship and perinatal mental health support infant feeding support and speech and language development initiatives.  this new location operates under a hub-and-spoke model collaborating with Woodside Children’s Centre these sites deliver comprehensive support to meet families' diverse needs encapsulating the 0-19 (or 25 for SEND) offer within a single A partnership with key organisations such as the NHS and the Tottenham Hotspur Foundation ensures that families receive integrated Each of these Family Hubs provide a universal ‘front door’ to services They’re also a space for professionals to co-locate ensuring streamlined assistance for people across the borough “Every child in our borough deserves the best possible start in life and we are dedicated to supporting them every step of the way We also recognise the vital role of providing enhanced support for parents both individually and alongside their children “The new Family Hub in Wood Green exemplifies our commitment to creating accessible and impactful services for all Haringey residents It offers a warm and welcoming space where families can access the essential support they need “The success of our existing Family Hubs has already demonstrated their positive impact on our community We are confident that this additional hub will build on that success providing much-needed resources to help parents and children lead happy our vision has been to ensure that families in Haringey have seamless access to high-quality support We are proud to have successfully brought this vision to life across four locations in the borough “Parents and children now have access to a wide range of services designed to support them through the many stages of life “We are incredibly proud of the achievements made possible through our partnerships and are excited to build on this success continuing to deliver even more valuable support for our residents.” This milestone follows the success of Haringey’s first three hubs: The Triangle in Tottenham (east) and Eric Allin Centre in Northumberland Park (north) these hubs stand as a testament to Haringey’s commitment to supporting families and communities.  Haringey’s Family Hubs are more than just locations - they’re a lifeline for families Read more about the Family Hubs here. A Wood Green primary school which embraces its values creating an environment where children learn These newly refurbished cells provide a more comfortable and supportive environment with the use of softer colours and artwork aiming to create a calming atmosphere for often vulnerable young offenders The improvements are part of the Metropolitan Police's Children Strategy which prioritises access to essential support services for children involved in criminal behaviour It also focuses on ensuring Met officers and staff are well-equipped to safeguard these vulnerable individuals Investing in these facilities is a step forward in providing a supportive environment for young offenders as well as the necessary services to help these individuals turn their lives around Creating the right environment for our children in custody is essential for their rehabilitation and growth Many children who are detained are vulnerable and require meaningful support and access to key services at the earliest opportunity to truly understand the impact of their actions This project will play a crucial role in helping these children reflect on their past Inspector Matthew Fox of Public Protection said: These new renovations are exactly what we need to make sure the young offenders we see are held with the care and attention they deserve We want to always be putting forward a more empathetic trusting and compassionate emotion and it begins with making sure that the children or young offenders feel safe when in our custody Designed to support those aged 11 to 18—and up to 25 for young people with Special Educational Needs and Disabilities (SEND)—this innovative hub is set to make a lasting impact by helping young people develop new skills and unlock their potential The two-year pilot project—funded by the Violence Reduction Unit (VRU)—will deliver a range of services which will support young people to access opportunities The Mobile Youth Hub will bring vital resources directly to the community and goes beyond being a safe space by forming a partnership with local providers and non-profits to offer diverse support creative and employability workshops from local organisation Mary sports programmes from the Tottenham Hotspur Foundation and employment support from Department for Workplace and Pension’s Tottenham Job Centre Plus and lots more The new initiative brings the concept of a youth hub to a mobile format placing youth practitioners in key hotspot areas across Haringey - with the first one launching on Wood Green High Road Young people will have access to the hub twice a week every Tuesday and Thursday from 3pm to 6pm The programme also aims to shift perceptions in areas that have historically been affected by youth ASB and crime As part of our ten year ‘Young people at Risk Strategy’ to reduce youth crime and antisocial behaviour this initiative gives young people constructive outlets and pathways to success While the target group is 11 to 18-year-olds the mobile nature of the hub means that many others in the community will benefit from the services and support available Launching the Mobile Youth Hub is a crucial step in our commitment to supporting young people and creating safer communities By bringing services directly to the heart of areas that need them most we’re not only offering opportunities for personal growth and a brighter future for Haringey’s young people but also addressing anti-social behaviour (ASB) and youth crime A big thank you to the Mayor’s office and our partners for developing this creative initiative which will support our young people and give them the opportunity to thrive the Outreach Team provided information on the range of programmes available to young people The idea for the Mobile Youth Hub originated during assemblies held in local schools and youth centres where there was clear demand from young people for more accessible support By bringing these services directly to areas where they’re most needed we’re hoping to create a lasting impact and empower Haringey's youth to thrive The Mobile Youth Hub is in addition to the services provided at the Rising Green The new Hub will be transported around different locations across the borough Police are working to confirm the pedestrian’s identity News | London Get our award-winning daily news email featuring exclusive stories I would like to be emailed about offers, event and updates from Evening Standard. Read our privacy notice A driver has been arrested after a pedestrian was killed in a crash near Wood Green underground station The Met Police were called at 4.34pm on Saturday to High Road near the busy station following reports of a road traffic collision involving a car and a pedestrian Officers responded alongside the London Ambulance Service and London's Air Ambulance and a man was pronounced dead at the scene Police are now working to confirm his identity and inform next of kin The driver of the car was arrested on suspicion of causing death by dangerous driving A London Ambulance Service spokesperson said: “We were called at 4:32pm on Saturday 12 October to reports of a road traffic collision and person injured in High Road including a paramedic in a fast response car and ambulance crews “The first of our crews arrived in approximately two minutes despite the best efforts of emergency services An investigation has been launched and any witnesses or those with dash cam footage that could help police can call 101 or post @MetCC ref CAD 5075/12 Oct Prince Louis steals the show at VE Day parade as he keeps dad William looking sharp and mimics brother George Prince Louis steals show with sweet antics at VE parade Ukraine 'launches stunning Kursk offensive' in major blow for Putin ahead of Victory Day celebrations Ukraine 'launches stunning Kursk offensive' in blow for Putin VE Day 2025 fashion: best looks from the day VE Day 2025 fashion: Princess of Wales to Lady Victoria Starmer UK tourists face major travel shake-up as Dubai airport set to close David Beckham’s 50th birthday bash in London 'shut down' by council over noise complaints David Beckham’s 50th birthday bash 'shut down' over noise complaints Residents criticised the lack of affordable housing and the narrowness of access to the site Plans to build 32 homes on a disused industrial site in Wood Green have been given the green light – despite offering no affordable housing The residential scheme will see two buildings built behind houses at 157-159 Hornsey Park Road of which three will be wheelchair accessible there will be 96 square metres of commercial floorspace and a children’s play area In lieu of affordable homes, applicant James Fox offered to pay up to £600,000 to the council But residents criticised the lack of affordable housing and the narrowness of access to the site They also raised concerns over the site’s inclusion in the borough’s Local Plan, as an area for future development Speaking at a planning sub-committee meeting on Monday Marcus Ballard said: “It [the development] is wedged at the back of houses in Hornsey Park Road Reading the officers report you find all sorts of misleading statements that probably lead the committee to believe this site has been masterplanned but the masterplan in the application is little more than one page.” said: “We’re told the 32 properties will contribute to much-needed housing stock We’re told none of them will be affordable.” He added it would have been “a good site” for “maybe 15 or 16 properties with additional and desperately needed open space” In response to these concerns Valerie Okeiyi explained that after an independent viability assessment was carried out the initial agreement was for “six shared ownership units” equating to 18.75% affordability the applicant demonstrated that registered providers were not “willing” to take on the six units and neither was the council British Red Cross warns more investment needed to prepare UK for future floods Healthcare to get boost in Welsh Government budget to tackle NHS waiting lists Homes without power after Storm Darragh ‘to be reconnected by Wednesday’ From snacking to scrolling: bad sleep habits keeping you awake She said: “The lack of interest in acquiring affordable housing units is considered to be an exceptional circumstance which would allow the council to consider an alternative The council confirmed this payment would go to the council’s housing delivering team Stephen Davey from Stephen Davey Peter Smith Architects spoke on behalf of the applicant in terms of access saying there was a “desire and requirement” to provide a public route from Hornsey Park Road through the development to Brook Road the council’s head of transport and travel said in terms of a construction management plan the council would “make sure” the impact on residents in Hornsey Park Road was “minimised” He added the council had acquired £15,000 as part of this plan to ensure access was “managed” The development is intended to be largely car free with the exception of three disabled parking spaces the committee voted unanimously to approve plans We have created a dedicated map showcasing all the sites where we are building new homes across Haringey with details of each.​ View the site locations in Google Maps Visit our community engagement website for details of where we are building and proposing to build new homes Below is a list of places where we are building new homes Below is a list of sites where new homes have been completed Marvin Dixon died as a result of blunt force trauma News | Crime A man has been arrested on suspicion of murder after a 40-year-old was found dead at a flat in Haringey Police were called to the property in Moselle Avenue, Wood Green They forced their way inside where they found a man dead He was on Monday named by police as 40-year-old Marvin Dixon and are being supported by specialist officers A special post-mortem carried out on Sunday (September 22) found Mr Dixon died as a result of blunt force trauma A 36-year-old man was arrested in the Edmonton area on suspicion of murder on Sunday He remained in custody at a north London police station on Monday Woolwich stab victim pleaded 'I'm 15 don't let me die' as police hunt killer abducted from park in 1951 found alive after seven decades Sting to headline Latitude as he’s joined at Isle of Wight by Justin Timberlake Network Rail admits guilt over death of worker hit by a train said: “I would like to hear from anyone who has been to the flat in recent weeks and who may know the occupants - and also from anyone who saw anything suspicious in the area “It’s vital that we establish the movements of anyone who entered the property.” one of the senior officers responsible for policing Haringey added: “We know that there will be genuine concern in the area and I would encourage anyone with information or concerns to speak with police Additional officers will be in the area to support local people.” Anyone with information is asked to please call 101 and quote reference CAD 8320/20Sep To remain anonymous contact Crimestoppers on 0800 555 111 the beloved American fast-casual brand known for its signature Southern comfort food is bringing its mouth-watering flavours to Wood Green in the London Borough of Haringey with the grand opening of its 58th UK location in SIX WEEKS The Wood Green community is invited to join the celebration which promises to be an unforgettable day filled with prizes Slim Chickens will be handing out 5,000 Golden Tickets to its first customers offering a chance to win fantastic rewards including the grand prize of Free Slim Chickens for a Year from 10% and 20% discounts on their next orders to free shakes and meals The first 30 guests through the doors on opening day will receive a complimentary serving of three pieces of chicken tenders a perfect way to start their Slim Chickens journey Slim Chickens has quickly gained a loyal following in the UK for its fresh buttermilk-marinated chicken tenders to crispy wings with a choice of fourteen signature dipping sauces each bite brings a taste of authentic American cuisine The Wood Green menu will also include a variety of sandwiches and fan-favourite sides like fried pickles complete with a carefully curated playlist and live sports streaming all day Guests who prefer to enjoy their meals at home can order through Deliveroo Slim Chickens is excited to make a positive impact in Wood Green by creating 40 new jobs as part of the opening shared his enthusiasm for the upcoming launch: “We’re thrilled to bring Slim Chickens to Wood Green in just six weeks Our team has been dedicated to making sure every guest experiences our fresh cooked-to-order chicken and authentic Southern hospitality at its finest.” Guests are also encouraged to download the Slim Chickens App for exclusive weekly offers and rewards By collecting just five stamps on the loyalty card Slim Chickens is an American-style eatery specialising in fresh Slim Chickens is known for its signature hand-breaded Offering a menu that caters to both meat lovers and vegetarians alike Slim Chickens combines authentic flavours with unparalleled hospitality making every visit a culinary experience to remember Slim Chickens: www.slimchickens.co.uk Follow on social media for updates and sneak peeks Instagram: @SlimChickensUK TikTok: @SlimChickensUK BRG is one of the UK’s leading restaurant companies managing a diverse portfolio of well- known brands BRG has firmly positioned itself as a leader in unlocking the potential of brands throughout the United Kingdom The company has achieved this by leveraging its extensive expertise and innovative strategies to enhance brand visibility Through a comprehensive understanding of market dynamics and a commitment to excellence BRG has become a trusted partner for businesses seeking to elevate their brand presence and achieve significant market impact BRG: https://boparanrestaurantgroup.co.uk/ Sign up to get LondonDaily.News delivered to your inbox Source: Corstorphine & Wright (taken from design and access statement) Haringey Council has approved a Corstorphine & Wright student housing and affordable housing scheme for a ‘neglected’ town centre site in north London The mixed-use scheme will redevelop a bingo hall and car park in Wood Green with four buildings of between three and nine storeys for real estate investor and manager Tri7 2 and developer Fusion Group According to the practice, which recently acquired Hampshire-based BrightSPACE Architects the project will create 623 student bedrooms and 77 affordable homes including shared ownership and social rent tenures currently consists of two-to-three-storey buildings including a Mecca Bingo hall and a 120-space car park Haringey Council’s planning committee approved the Corstorphine & Wright project on Monday evening (7 July) According to a design and access statement Corstorphine & Wright’s brief was to provide ‘much-needed housing alongside commercial and outdoor public spaces to revitalise an underused and neglected part of Wood Green’s town centre’ Source:Corstorphine & Wright (taken from design and access statement) Corstorphine & Wright's approved student and affordable housing scheme for Wood Green in Haringey the firm said its proposal would ‘sensitively transition [the site] from a domestic to town centre scale’ incorporating a variety of housing typologies pedestrian-friendly routes and 2,170m² of public space It will provide 52 social rent homes across two buildings including 45 apartments and seven houses with private gardens and 25 shared-ownership apartments in a third building will include 1,250m² of ground floor amenity space including an on-site library non-residential space ‘for town centre use’ It could provide accommodation for students from UCL University of the Arts London and the Architectural Association Haringey planning officers recommended the scheme for approval insisting it would ‘redevelop a brownfield site with a high-quality mixed use development which responds appropriately to the local context’ and provides 100 per cent of its residential component as affordable housing Corstorphine & Wright project architect Ameya Bhusari said the practice wanted to ‘create a strong sense of place’ on the site BDP’s College of Arts & Society at Coventry University has been named… Lewisham Council has given Turner Works planning permission for a mixed-use regeneration… Wandsworth Council has given Gehry Partners planning permission for two more residential… Southwark Council has approved tp bennett’s plans for a 25-storey student tower… two-bedroom show apartment at Caxton Square the first-floor show apartment includes a vibrant colour palette using a mixture of bright colours and pastel shades to add a fun oranges and greens balance soft shades of mint and peach to create an expressive place to live Caxton Square is a £33million (GDV) mixed-use residential-led development located in the heart of Wood Green Caxton Square comprises one residential building arranged around a central courtyard The development features several Class E-permitted commercial units that present a diverse array of opportunities The apartment features an open-plan kitchen/dining area with shaker-style light grey cabinetry accented with gold features and equipped with an extensive selection of integrated AEG appliances A Fascino inset stainless steel sink and Fascino designer tap with integrated boiling and cold-filtered water add to the premium specification A quartz stone worktop and splashback complement the cool-toned cabinets while LED lighting under the kitchen wall units creates a cohesive space.  Interiors by Abode has included a round dining table with a marble top and black accents in the middle of the kitchen area with four soft-textured chairs covered with a light grey bouclé fabric to complete the look a south-facing private balcony captures the midday sunlight Dressed with stylish outdoor chairs and table this area provides residents with their own private outdoor space.  The principal bedroom is designed to bring comfort and style fitted with a stone-coloured carpet and a panel-moulded feature wall to create a cosy ambience The bed features a red velvet headboard and is complemented by a rust orange throw and scatter cushions while bespoke wooden bedside tables harmonise with the bright accents and a fitted mirrored wardrobe provides ample storage.  An ensuite bathroom complements the principal bedroom The bathroom is fitted with a Fascino smart shower and black-and-white framed picture add a touch of flair to the room Wood Green in North London offers a vibrant town centre and a plethora of amenities for residents The area is also home to Alexandra Park and Palace group sales and marketing director at Weston Homes said: “We are delighted to be launching our new two-bedroom first-floor show apartment at Caxton Square a generously sized open-plan kitchen/living area This apartment is ideal for those wanting to live within commuting distance to central London without the inner-city price tag” said: “Wood Green is quickly becoming a popular area for people to move to thanks to its emerging status and significant investment Opportunities are flooding in as the neighbourhood evolves The two-bedroom show apartment at Caxton Square offers buyers a charming new home at an affordable price in this in-demand area Copyright © 2025 Show House We use cookies to enhance your browsing experience We use cookies to help you navigate efficiently and perform certain functions You will find detailed information about all cookies under each consent category below The cookies that are categorized as "Necessary" are stored on your browser as they are essential for enabling the basic functionalities of the site We also use third-party cookies that help us analyze how you use this website and provide the content and advertisements that are relevant to you These cookies will only be stored in your browser with your prior consent You can choose to enable or disable some or all of these cookies but disabling some of them may affect your browsing experience Necessary cookies are required to enable the basic features of this site such as providing secure log-in or adjusting your consent preferences These cookies do not store any personally identifiable data Functional cookies help 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did a Vogue shoot in there It’s a great place if you want something traditional There are lots of new places popping up too The Little Green Dragon ale house on Green Lanes is a microbrewery which just won a Camra award There’s a place around the corner on Green Lanes called Yoga Rocks but a PureGym has also opened on Green Lanes There’s a big pond too — you see the odd swan in there I do a lot of my work in the evenings because it’s the quietest time Painting at night is great for feeling calm If you decided to make a salad — or whatever you wanted — you could get all your ingredients in there There’s also a little Sainsbury’s on Green Lanes You can pick up some really unusual stuff there and all the cafes nearby get more customers They are run by a not-for-profit company called Talkies but it’s quite a powerful thing — you can go up to about 40 mph You can get to Moorgate in under half an hour from Palmers Green rail station good families — it’s got a nice culture about it which is quite unusual too: we’re on a corner I’ve got a 16-foot graffitied rhino in the parking space outside my house The rhino seems to have become a sort of icon in the area There are lots of cars parked everywhere — but that’s an issue everywhere Finn’s exhibition Walker Primary School and Tottenhall Infant School Ashmole Academy and Winchmore School are three of the top-rated secondaries nearby Area guide to Blackheath: weaving guru Tabara N'Diaye on her calm and cultural area Area guide to Borough: Cynthia Shanmugalingam on why her SE1 patch is more than just a market 'Barnsbury is actually friendlier than Essex': How baker Juliet Sear stopped worrying and moved to London The attack ‘clearly intended to end the life’ of 19-year-old A man has been jailed for slashing a teenager with a machete multiple times in north London A 19-year-old was attacked on Parkland Road in Wood Green in broad daylight at around 1.20pm on November 8 The Metropolitan Police said his attackers fled the scene “leaving him for dead” before officers turned up and performed life-saving first aid until medics arrived The victim was airlifted to hospital and he became stable following emergency surgery travelling to and from the scene with a second suspect Latigo was arrested on November 30 as he attempted to flee the country at Stansted Airport Three other men were also arrested following the attack but were released with no further action Latigo was taken into custody and at first pleaded not guilty to causing grievous bodily harm without intent The suspect, from Hows Street in Hackney He later entered a guilty plea on May 20 and was sentenced to 30 months imprisonment at Wood Green Crown Court on July 19 A10 Stamford Hill closed after 'pedestrian hit' in serious crash - LIVE Justice against those responsible for Grenfell fire ‘may be delayed until 2030’ Society fixer banned by charity watchdog over funds meant for King’s Foundation Mother shot dead in east London 'was unintended victim of gang feud' Investigating officer Detective Constable Rachael Pagett said: “This was a shockingly violent attack that clearly intended to end the life of the victim “Were it not for the fast actions and first aid skills of my uniformed colleagues this could so easily have been a murder investigation Their actions undoubtedly saved the victim’s life.”