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Join Blackhorse Workshops this December for a special online class learning how to create your own woodblock, that can be used for printing Christmas cards or onto paper.
Following a live teacher demonstration, you will use a piece of softwood to practice mark-making techniques and decide on your final design.
Create your final woodblock piece using hardwood, such as walnut. Sand and finish your piece so it’s ready for printing.
Each participant can come and collect their Course Kit from Reception at Blackhorse Workshop before the workshop date. The ticket price includes the cost of the kit.
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The December Planning Committee meeting saw an application to bring music back to 1 Blackhorse Lane was a hit with councillors.
Nine years ago The Royal Standard closed its doors through which such famous musicians such as Iron Maiden and Suzi Quattro had passed,
The Collective planning application was given the go ahead, subject to legal agreements and conditions, to turn the site into a modern music venue as part of our commitment after being the first London Borough of Culture.
The development includes a restaurant and café as well as 300 co-living homes above, which are designed for single occupants and are available for rent.
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Work is underway at Atelier Place, in Sutherland Road, to fit out a new health hub which should open in spring 2021.
L & Q have completed this award winning development of 59 affordable homes and health hub. The new health hub incorporates over 500 square metres of new health facilities and when completed there will be 10 consulting rooms including three treatment rooms.
These will be used by GPs and specialist nurses and also provide an opportunity for consultants to run out-patient clinics locally as well as at hospitals.
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Following a number of issues raised by residents and Ward Councillors an Action Plan has been developed to improve the quality of life in Hooker’s Road.
Already the road has been resurfaced and new road markings painted so it is clear where parking is allowed with enforcement action taking place regularly.
We are producing a special newsletter to keep people in touch with progress on this Action Plan so if you want to know what happens when please sign up today.
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