You have probably already heard that, having considered the evidence provided by QPARA and the response of the owners, Brent reached the decision that the Corrib Rest Pub meets the criteria for listing as an asset of community value.
Cathy Tyson, Head of Policy and Scrutiny at Brent Council, send this letter to the owner, setting out the decision.
To mark the centenary of the First World War, St Anne’s church is inviting individuals, families or small groups each to research one name from the brass plaque which commemorates 31 men from the parish who died in, or as a result of, the war. The plaque was taken from the old church, is now at the top of the stairs in St Anne’s. It is hoped to collect the research together into a book.
If you are interested in doing some detective work and volunteering to take a name, please use the following link to find out more: World War 1 Commemoration Project.
Jonathan Meares, City of London Corporation’s Conservation and Trees Manager for Hampstead Heath and Highgate Wood will do a tree walk in Queen’s Park on Sunday, 14th June.
Jonathan manages an Ancient Woodland site (Highgate Wood), and Conservation and Tree Management operations on Hampstead Heath. He has developed a particular interest in the historical and conservation importance of trees.
Image courtesy of John Blandy.
Read about Jonathan Meades’ work in this article from the Ham and High: Tree disease spreads to Hampstead Heath as staff braced for deadly ash dieback