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The following pages have been updated:
Pupils page updated
Boxing Page
Updated
ATC Page Updated
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SCHOOL TIES
John Fowl had a supply of 34 replica
school ties which have now sold out, should enough interest be shown
he may make another order.
John was able to offer them at around
£7.00 each inc
of packing and 1st class post within the UK. "The y
look really smart and one of my sons has already pinched one to wear
to work", John said.
Expressions of interest should be sent to
John Fowl at 45 Musley Lane, Ware, HERTS, SG12 7EW.
Attached is a picture of one
of the ties and please note they are modern width rather than the
skinny width we all wore.
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NEWS
Queen Street Fields
update
Philip Nyman reports that
the Tottenham Journal are currently running this story regarding the
future of the site, and asks if the Foundation would have any claim on
monies raised from the sale?
He adds that perhaps all us
Old Boys should write in to Haringey Council and protest, especially
those still living in the area.
THE FIGHT to save much-loved
playing fields from the bulldozers has suffered a setback after a bid to
secure the site for village green status was refused.
Inspectors rejected the application for Bull Lane Playing Fields on the
border of Tottenham and Edmonton, claiming not enough nearby residents
use the grounds to play sport.
Campaigners now face a wait until Haringey Council announces whether to
build a housing development there or bow to public demand and save the
11-acre site.
Activist Malcolm Springthorpe, secretary of Community Action Sport, who
supported the application by an unnamed resident, said: "It did fail but
that now leaves it open for the main thrust from us. We are now heading
into the 25th year of our campaign and finally it looks like the council
is ready to make a decision and the wind may begin to blow our way."
The village green status application was submitted to Enfield Council,
but it will be Haringey Council, as owner of the site, which will decide
the future of the grounds in the New Year.
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I am also looking to add the
year pupils started at the school, so if you get a minute can you let
me know via the link below.
paul@theabbey.freeserve.co.uk
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FOUNDERS
DAY
October 25th was
founders day and a group of `Old Boys` attended a brief ceremony at
Westminster Abbey.
Click here for pictures.
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