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Showing posts with label newsletter0213. Show all posts
14 March 2013

Forest Hill Society Spring Walk

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Sunday April 21st meet 11.00a.m. at London Road entrance of Horniman Gardens.  Walk will follow Green Chain Link to Brockley via Camberwel...

New Butcher for Forest Hill

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Address: 49, London Road, Forest Hill SE23 3TY Ruth and Nathan from The Butchery live in Forest Hill and were attracted to the Forest Hill...

Roaring Hot!

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Just a hop away from Forest Hill on the train - or a short but lovely walk via the spectacular outlook from One Tree Hill - Honor Oak Park...

New planters installed at entrance to Forest Hill station

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At the last Ward Assembly of 2012 the Forest Hill Society successfully bid for funds to replace the two collapsing barrel tubs which have st...

Forest Hill Town Centre: A plan for the next 10 years

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The last town centre plan for Forest Hill was produced in 2003. This plan was formally adopted by the Council and set out to redevelop the s...

East London Line Trains Set to Increase Capacity

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In December TfL announced their plans for the next few years for improving transport in the capital. One of the major successes of the last ...

Jewish New Year for Trees

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On the 3rd February members of Bromley Reform Synagogue, together with members of the local community (including Jim Dowd MP and Councillor ...

Take a trip to the Amazon

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Visit Horniman Museum and visit the Amazon to discover a diverse landscape of exotic plants, unusual animals and fascinating cultures. Thi...
10 March 2013

Seeing Three Ways

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2012 was a great year for Forest Hill. We have campaigned hard over the past few years for investment in our town centre and are beginning t...

What’s the difference between SEE3, Totally Locally, Local Assemblies and the Forest Hill Society?

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In recent conversations with various people, it has become apparent that there is some confusion about the difference between local assembli...

Lewisham Hospital under Threat

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At the end of January, members of the Forest Hill Society joined 25,000 other people to march through Lewisham in support of our local hos...

Introducing the Friends of Dacres Wood

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Claire Jaeger, chair of Friends of Dacres Wood, tells us about Dacres Wood and their plans for 2013. This has been an exciting time for th...

Shackleton Plays Truant in ‘Dacres Wood’

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by Jan Piggott, assisted by Steve Grindlay. Reproduced with permission from the Sydenham Society Newsletter As you may know, Ernest Shackl...
01 March 2013

Sydenham Police Station—Potential Closure

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The Mayor of London Office for Policing and Crime (MOPAC) has been consulting over changes to policing across London. There are two issues t...
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25 February 2013

A Lift for Honor Oak Park

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The Department for Transport announced a few years ago that lifts would be installed at most stations on our line. Forest Hill already has l...
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