The Page Green Residents’ Association is for everyone who
lives or works in the N15 areas of:
Ashmont,
Earlsmead , Pembroke, Colless, Townsend, Wakefield Roads, Page Green Terrace and Stephenson House (158 High Road).
Our association has been meeting since September 2011. Our
aim is to get to know each other, build a strong
community, and to get our concerns heard by Haringey Council and the police. Our
major priorities have been:
- Broken and uneven pavements
- Rubbish collection & fly tipping
- The lack of green / play space
- Growing violent street crime
- Unlicensed HMOs (houses of multiple occupation)
operating without planning permission
- Empty houses
- Street drinkers
In the past few years, we have been amazingly active and
successful. We have:
- Gone on a walk-about around our neighbourhood,
making a list of outstanding problems and taking relevant pictures of our concerns. This document was sent to various Haringey departments and our
councillors who are now dealing with many of our issues.
- Started a Neighbourhood Watch scheme in our area
- Built a closer relationship with the police, who
have helped us tackle a number of problems such as prostitution in the area
- Got empty houses investigated
- Got rubbish removed and made a dent in fly
tipping
- Been asked to be on the Tottenham Gyratory
Stakeholders’ Committee to input into the new two way system and re-landscape
Ashmount Open Space on Broad Lane
- Raised funds to improve Rangemoor Open Space (Planting from 2013 summer 2015)
- Raised funds to put up a community notice board, which was installed in 2013
- Raised funds for a community street mural (monthy worksessions are taking place now)
- Put in an application to re-landscape the Page
Green Open Space along the High Road
- Helped prevent a Rave Club from opening in the
area
- Linked up with other Resident Associations in
Haringey
- Worked to access some Tottenham regeneration
money for our neighbourhood (on going)
- Got to know our neighbours and made friendships
- Organised our first anniversary party, which was held in October 2012 - see above link
Next Meeting: - 25th February 2018 @ 2pm, 31 Pembroke Road
Including Mural workshop
The Page
Green Residents Association is creating a funded community mural & mosaic
project on Wakefield Road. It will be based around the history and diversity of
our neighbourhood. Everyone living, working or going to school in the area
is welcome to take part for free. Come and be part of the designing
and making of the mural. Completion early 2018.
Rangemoor Open Space : Our next planting day - TBC
Page Green Residents Association is running a project to make the Rangemoor Open Space more welcoming, pleasant and colourful by planting flowers, climbers and raised planters. Please follow the above link for info/photos of our 1st, 2nd and 3rd planting days which took place in 2013-2015. With ongoing planting planned throughout 2017.
To contact us, join or find out more, please email us on: pagegreenra@hotmail.co.uk | 
