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SUMMARY:Police community contact session
DESCRIPTION:The Brownswood Police Safer Neighbourhoods Team are holding a community contact session. \nGo along to meet them outside Sainsburys if you want to meet the team\, ask questions or just have a chat! \n  \nYou can contact the team via:\nMobile: 07843291140\nEmail:Brownswood.SNT@met.police.uk\nYou can also follow your local team on Twitter:\n@MPSBrownswood\nMet Twitter accounts:\n@metpoliceuk\n@MPSHackney
URL:https://kingscrescent.org/calendar/police-community-contact-session/
LOCATION:Outside Sainsburys\, 255-259 Green Lanes\, London\, N4 2UX\, United Kingdom
CATEGORIES:Police Community Contact Session
ORGANIZER;CN="Police - Brownswood SNT":MAILTO:Brownswood.SNT@met.police.uk
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SUMMARY:Kings Feast Event
DESCRIPTION:Book your FREE tickets here: https://www.hackneyshowroom.com/kings-feast/\n(Children welcome before 7pm)
URL:https://kingscrescent.org/calendar/kings-feast-event/
LOCATION:Hackney Showroom Space\, 4 Murrain Road\, London\, N4 2BN\, United Kingdom
CATEGORIES:community event
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SUMMARY:Community meeting & AGM September 2021
DESCRIPTION:Community Meeting & AGM\nMinutes\n\n\n\n \nAgenda Item\nAction\n\n\n1\nWelcome and Introductions \nEmley Pine (Chair) welcomed everyone to the meeting. \nApologies: 6 residents (names removed)\, Annette Reid (LBH). \nEmley explained that the TRA was officially formed 2 years ago\, by AGM. No AGM was held last year due to the pandemic.\n \n\n\n \nFormal Kings Crescent Tenants & Residents Association AGM \nAttending:  \n17 Residents – names removed \n(Non-residents):  Oliur Rahman (LBH)\, Sasha Khan (LBH)\, John Morris (Source Partnership)\, Nina (Hackney Showroom)\, Councillor Clare Potter \nApproval of minutes from last AGM \nThe minutes were approved by AM and AH \nChair’s report (Emley Pine) \nEmley gave a report of the past 2 years including the following points (see Chair’s report for more detail): \n–        explained the origins of the committee\, before transitioning to an official TRA in September 2019; \n–        set out the objectives of the TRA; \n–        set out the TRA’s achievements over the past 2 years\, including design of a logo; holding of separate community meetings and ETRA meetings (8 in total per year); set up of bank account; phone for residents to contact; social media presence; ensured signs of community during lockdown; running family fun mornings; parties; crowdfunding campaign raising over £18\,000 to fit out Unit C as a shared community space with Hackney Showroom (HS); homework club; continued liaison with Hackney Council (LBH) and other community organisations; attending training relevant to the TRA; taking over management of the allotments from LBH; \n–        Acknowledged the community work done on the estate in the past\, including by Vince Murrain\, Jill Walker-Murrain\, Patricia Sim\, Roy Watkin\, Peter Akhurst\, Alison\, Liz & Mukturam\, Alfred Fiorentini\, Edie & Alan\, and Barbara & Bob Curtis\, and said that the new TRA are building on their work; \n–        Thanked all committee members for their contribution\, including those who had stood down during the 2 years\, or were standing down now. \nTreasurer’s report (Alice H) \nThe accounts for 2020 have been signed off by LBH. \nCurrent balance at end of 2020 was substantial (£15\,470) but mainly ring-fenced for certain projects (including the Unit C spacehive money\, and homework club money). \nThe Treasurer noted that the TRA and particularly Emley have worked very hard to obtain this funding. \nAs at the end of 2020 not all the funding for Spacehive had been received (though this has now). \nExpenses were low in 2020 (mainly due to the pandemic) but this is expected to reverse in 2021 when outgoings will be higher. \nAs a new committee we are continuing to work on how we manage our financial processes well. \nThe accounts for 2020 were approved by the members of the TRA. \nElection of TRA Committee members (chaired by Oliur) \nOliur congratulated the TRA on the work they had done since being formed. \nThe current members of the TRA stood down. \nNominations for the new committee were as follows (nominator and seconder in brackets): \n–        Chair – Emley Pine (Emley\, Jill) \n–        Vice chair – Sarah H (Sarah\, Alice) \n–        Treasurer – Alice H (Jill\, Emley) \n–        Secretary – Ellie V (Emley\, Jill) \n–        Jenn F (safeguarding lead) (Emley\, Andrew) \n  \nOther nominated members: \n–        Jill WM (ward panel rep) \n–        Tom S (gardening sub-committee) \n–        Andrew M \n–        Christine E \n–        Patricia S \n–        David B \n–        Ashley M \n–        Azucena A \n–        Remi BM \n–        Hana C \nAll of the above 15 people were voted for\, and now form the new TRA committee. \nAOB related to AGM \nEmley proposed that there should be a gardening sub-committee.  Alice noted that we would need to be clear whether the sub-committee would manage their own finances – that would be decided afterwards.  John mentioned that the sub-committee would also need a process for decision-making and which decisions would need to be fed through to the main committee.  Oliur agreed his team could support the TRA in setting up the arrangements for the gardening committee. \nThe TRA voted to set up a gardening sub-committee. \nClose of AGM \nEmley officially closed the AGM.\n  \n  \n  \n  \n  \n  \n  \n  \n  \n  \n  \n  \n  \n  \n  \n  \n  \n  \n  \n  \n  \n  \n  \n  \n  \n  \n  \n  \n  \n  \n  \n  \n  \n  \n  \n  \n  \n  \n  \n  \n  \n  \n  \n  \n  \n  \n  \n  \n  \n  \nResident Participation team to work with the TRA on the sub-committee arrangements\n\n\n2\nCommunity meeting \nMinutes of the last community meeting \nThe minutes were approved by Jill and Menekse. \nFunding from the community development fund (CDF) from 2020/21 has now been spent on the Kings Feast party in September 2021.  Other funding was spent on the Disco Loco megazine\, and £750 for an art project for kids will now be taking place in October half term.  £600 for gardening has been partially spent on equipment.  Further events are being planned to spend the remainder of the funding we received. \nBy the end of October the money from the 2020/21 CDF will therefore be used.  This means we can then apply for sums from the 2021/22 CDF. \nThe 2021/22 CDF is providing funding towards a film (£600) therefore there is still £2\,400 to claim for this financial year.\n \n\n\n3\nHackney Showroom Update (Nina Lyndon)\n \n\n\n \n  \nNina gave an update on the recent work of HS: \nThe magazine was delivered to children on the estate\, and the remainder went to other local communities and schools. \nHS has run some successful events.  The Young Actors training programme – 12 young actors have just graduated from the programmes – 2 have already been signed by agents and 3 have places at drama school. \nStreet Party was successful with live artists\, play equipment for children. \n37 children attended Future Heads summer camp – the theme was ‘protest’\, involving art\, poetry and drama as well as fun activities. \n  \nFree weekly activities have now begun – including a library for primary school age kids which is an asset for the community; easy rollers (pre school); lunch club for over 60s (though others are invited to come along!); a Turkish-speaking duty manager has been recruited who is here on Fridays; the Hackney Showroom space is now available to hire by residents \nIn October half-term: a theatre company will be sharing a new show that’s being developed; there will also be a ‘taste of Africa’ evening for former residents of African countries to share stories etc; African singing workshop \n  \nNext ‘Kings Feast’ communal meal (and possibly bingo) will be held 11 December. \n  \nFutureHeads club is now starting weekly on Saturdays 4-6pm (for 8 – 11 year olds). \n \n \n\n\n4\nOpen Conversation\n \n\n\n \nEmley sought ideas from residents.  The following were suggested: \n–        Regular quiz night? This may attract a range of residents of different ages. \n–        Kings Feast could potentially be a quarterly event \n–        Classes – e.g. yoga\, pilates\, Zumba? \n–        Singing class / choir \n–        Language classes (e.g. Spanish lesson\, or cultural event) \n–        English / Turkish language exchange \n–        ESOL classes (these were run previously by Hackney\, paid for by Higgins as part of Phase 1\, and well attended) \n–        Youth activities (HS have some funding to some detached youth work for a period from January – and also 4 week ‘tasters’ of various activities).  HS suggested the TRA may be able to fund raise for these tasters (cost approx. £800) \n–        Creative classes\, such as art or creative writing. \n  \nOpportunities to celebrate the diverse cultures of residents of KC (King’s Feast could also do this). \nEmley encouraged people at the meeting to seek feedback from other neighbours as to what events / activities they would like.  This is particularly important as the new contractor will soon be appointed and will be contributing significant community funding for the estate. \nOliur’s team will share opportunities for pots of funding external to the Council which we may be able to tap into. \nCDF monies should be spent within the FY it is claimed for (and if it isn’t\, it is difficult to claim from the subsequent year’s CDF).   Andrew noted that we should be applying for funding for the activities planned for the remainder of this FY (such as further Kings Feast events). \nOliur noted that he would be happy for the TRA to have the film crew money paid into our account. Oliur and Emley / Alice to discuss. \n \n  \nTRA to contact previous pilates instructor \nOliur to advise if there is any funding that might work for fitness classes \nOliur to contact LBH colleagues to explore ESOL classes \n  \n  \nOliur to share funding information. \n  \n  \n  \nTRA to discuss car park money with Oliur\n\n\n5\nSource Partnership Update by John Morris\n \n\n\n \nThe successful contractor will not be approved by LBH until November. \nThe Resident’s Steering Group is looking for more resident members.   It hasn’t been very active whilst the tendering process has been ongoing\, but will become more active once the contract is awarded.   For example\, the TRA could have some input into the design of the new community facility (Ron Greenwood has suggested this). \n \n \n\n\n6\nAny other business \nRemi is running an event in Unit C to raise money for Cancer Research on 24th October (10 – 2) for everyone to attend. \nHackney are doing a communal walk-about on Friday to look for communal improvements which could be undertaken.  Anyone can join them. \nDates of next meetings & close \nETRA – 12th October 2021 \nCommunity – 7th December 2021\n \n\n\n\n  \nPrevious information:\nThis community meeting hosted by the Tenants & Residents Association (TRA) committee aims to celebrate the community which already exists on Kings Crescent and look for ways to develop this further. \nIt’s a chance for residents to discuss what events and activities we have planned and what you want to have happening on Kings Crescent\, plus a chance to meet your neighbours etc.  \nFeaturing: \n\nUpdates from the TRA committee\nUpdates from Hackney Showroom\, Source Partnership and Hackney’s Resident Participation Team\nAn opportunity to share your opinion and ideas\n\nThis meeting will start with the ‘Annual General Meeting’ (AGM) where the new resident’s group committee will be voted in. If you are interested in joining the committee please email KingsCrescentN4@gmail.com or call 07926568497 \nClick here to read the Chair and Finance reports in advance of the AGM \nThis meeting will take place in the newly fitted out Hackney Showroom space (Covid allowing). However\, if you need to attend on Zoom we are hoping to have that option available too\, please email KingsCrescentN4@gmail.com for the link. \nPlease note these community focused meetings take place in March\, June\, September and December each year. \nThere are separate meetings to discuss estate related issues (with Hackney representatives attending) in January\, April\, July\, October. \nChildcare will be provided at the meeting. Our lovely homework club volunteers will be on hand to supervise your children if you need to bring them along. We’ll have some colouring and craft activities available and cartoons to watch. \nRefreshments provided too! \n  \nAGENDA \nKings Crescent Tenants & Residents Association \n2021 AGM & \n Community Meeting Agenda \n15 September 2021 7.00-8:30pm \nVenue: Hackney Showroom space\, 4 Murrain Road\, N4 2BN \nThis meeting can also be accessed on Zoom if needed – email kingscrescentn4@gmail.com for the link \n\n\n\n \nAgenda Item \n \nSuggested timing\nLead\n\n\n1\nWelcome\n \n \n\n\n \nWelcome & Introductions\, including apologies for absence\n5 mins\nEmley (TRA Chair)\n\n\n2\nFormal Kings Crescent Tenants & Residents Association AGM\n\n \n\n\n \na.      Approval of minutes from the last AGM (Sept 2019) \nb.      Chair’s report (including overview of achievements since the TRA formed 2 years ago) \nc.      Treasurer’s Report \nd.      Election of New TRA Committee members \ne.      Any other business related to AGM \nf.       Close of AGM\n30-40 mins (depending on questions)\nEmley (TRA Chair) \n& \nTreasurer for 2020 (Alice)\n\n\n3\nCommunity Meeting\n\n \n\n\n \n·        Approve minutes from last community meeting (June 2021) \n·        Update on CDF spend so far and money available for community activities\n5 mins\nTRA Chair\n\n\n4\nHackney Showroom Update\n\n \n\n\n \nPlanned events and activities\n15 mins\nHackney Showroom\n\n\n5\nOpen Conversation\n\n \n\n\n \nOpportunity for residents to share ideas and suggestions for activities and events on Kings Crescent: \n·        What have you enjoyed about previous events/activities? \n·        What else would you like to see happening?\n20-30mins\nResidents\n\n\n6\nAny other business\n5 mins\nTRA Chair\n\n\n7\nDates of next meetings & Events \nClose\n5 mins\nTRA Chair\n\n\n\nPlease note that this meeting is focused on community. The next meeting for discussing estate related issues with Hackney is the ETRA meeting in October 2021.
URL:https://kingscrescent.org/calendar/community-meeting-september-2021/
LOCATION:Hackney Showroom Space\, 4 Murrain Road\, London\, N4 2BN\, United Kingdom
CATEGORIES:residents group meeting
ORGANIZER;CN="KC TRA Committee":MAILTO:kingscrescentn4@gmail.com
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SUMMARY:Estate Walkabout
DESCRIPTION:The residents annual walkabout will be on Friday 17 September at 9.15am – meeting point outside Vince Murrain Community Hall.\n\nIn attendance\, Housing Officer\, Resident Participation Officer\, Ward Councillors and the Communal Works Officer.\n\nThe invitation is open to all residents living on Kings Crescent.\n\nThe purpose of the walkabout is to improve communal areas on the estate and look at non-urgent communal repairs and improvements.\n\n\n\n\nRegards \n\nAnnette Reid\nHousing Officer\nKings Crescent – Estate Regeneration & New Build Developments\n\nTel: 0208 356 3330\nEmail: neighbourhood@hackney.gov.uk
URL:https://kingscrescent.org/calendar/estate-walkabout/
LOCATION:Vince Murrrain Community Centre\, N4 2GD
CATEGORIES:consultation event
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/London:20210922T190000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/London:20210922T200000
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SUMMARY:Steering Group Sept 2021
DESCRIPTION:This is a closed meeting for those who have applied to be part of the residents steering group. It is mandatory to have attended the steering group training provided by Source Partnership. The steering group comprises of residents from both the old and new blocks and provides resident input into the next stage of new build and refurbishment of Kings Crescent. \nFor further information on joining the ‘Resident Steering Group’ please email john@sourcepartnership.com or carol@sourcepartnership.com \n  \nNotes of Kings Crescent Steering Group Meeting \nheld on 22nd September 2021 via Google Meet \n  \n\n\n\nThose Present:\nCllr. Brian Bell (BB) (Chair) \nCllr Clare Potter (CP)  \n3 residents: \nEP\, ES\, PD\n  \n(resident names removed in public version)\n\n\nIn Attendance:\nRon Greenwood (RG) \nWilliam Owen (WO) \nJohn Morris (JM)\nLB Hackney \nLB Hackney \nSource Partnership (ITLA)\n\n\n\n  \n\n\n\n1.0\nIntroductions and apologies \nAction\n\n\n  \n1.1\nApologies were received from residents HC (who asked for her intention to step down from the RSG to be noted)\, KH\, JWM\, PA\, AA\, Carol Squires (Source)\n  \n \n\n\n2.0 \nPeter Sim\n \n\n\n  \n2.1\nCouncillor Bell and Councillor Potter shared some memories of Peter Sim who died on 23rd August. Peter was the longest standing RSG member and a tenacious advocate for Kings Crescent residents and for the progression of the estate’s improvement and redevelopment.  A minutes silence was observed.\n \n\n\n3.0\nNotes of previous meeting held 27th July 2021 and any Matters Arising not elsewhere on the agenda\n \n\n\n  \n3.1\nThe minutes from the last meeting were agreed as accurate. All matters arising to be discussed on the agenda.\n\n\n\n4.0\nPhase 3&4 update  \n \n\n\n  \n4.1\nContractor procurement update \nRG reported that negotiations with the 2 bidding contractors are now complete but the deadline for submission of their Best & Final Offers has now been extended to 30th September. This is in response to the recent holiday period and the requirement for them to provide additional detailed information for LBH that was recently requested to establish a comprehensive Building Information Modelling system. This provides a detailed record of all components of new buildings once built. This is particularly important for setting in place a fire safety record. ES confirmed that this comprises 3D modelling and is now becoming standard across the industry. \nRG stressed that although this means more delays\, LBH are working to achieve the best quality scheme possible. Post Grenfell\, there are more safety requirements to deal with. CP acknowledged the frustration this will undoubtedly cause for residents but it is important that the Council meets all these obligations. \nRG reported that the programme is now aiming for a Cabinet approval for the successful tenderer on 6th December\, with contract signing January 2022. There will be 3 – 6 months set up before start on site in Spring/early Summer 2022.\n  \n  \n \n\n\n  \n4.2\nSouthside leaseholders S20  \nRG reported that the Stage 2 Notices will now be sent out in January to avoid arriving with leaseholders just before Christmas.  They cannot be sent out before the Cabinet approval as the identity of the contractor has to be included as well as cost estimates\, total costs broken down by block and component. The specification will also be available on request. There will be surgeries organised for individual owners to discuss personal circumstances and to get clarity on the Notice and payment options. These will be held approx. half way through the statutory 30 day consultation period. \nEP raised the issue of the stress this has been causing leaseholders who have no way of planning for the future\, not knowing when the 5year clawback of charges period will start. She asked that LBH seriously consider setting a start date for the 5 years now rather than leaving it as the practical completion date. This could be from now\, contract signing date or start on site date. RG indicated that internally\, this has been raised and a response to the project slippage is being considered. The S20 letter will contain information on any changes to the current arrangements. CP asked that her and Cllr Bell’s weight be added to the representations being made to senior management for this review.\n  \n  \n  \n \n\n\n  \n4.3\nPre start on site engagement \nRG noted an important piece of work will be around the fit out of the new community facility in DZ5N. The programming of the new build is not known but early decisions on how the space can be fitted out to match the community’s needs and aspirations will ensure it is fit for purpose when completed. The space\, at 195 sq m is slightly smaller than the Vince Murrain centre and roughly the same as Unit C. There is a fit out budget. Some LBH officers are looking at options for the future management of the new centre and using Woodberry Down as an example of how social businesses can be involved. \nRG would like a clear brief agreed with residents involved in the decision-making\, via the RSG\, TRA and Hackney Showroom. An example would be whether a commercial kitchen is required. Many at the Ladderswood visit in Enfield liked the size of the community centre there but felt that the size and facilities in the kitchen were unnecessary. However\, EP pointed out that a kitchen similar in size to the one in Vince Murrain made it possible to run small cooking classes and to make simple hot meals\, while the kitchen in the Hackney Showroom facility is not big enough or well enough equipped to do this. \nCP – a commercial kitchen is more about the facilities and standard of the equipment rather than the size of the room. \nThere was discussion around the need for a business case for a particular approach to the CC fit out. However\, there has been consultation through surveys on what residents would like to see in a community facility and EP added that through the activities now running at Unit C\, the TRA are able to judge demand and interest from users that can inform decisions on the new space. \nIt was agreed to set up a Working Group to explore options and produce a brief. EP to canvass interest among residents to join this\, RG to identify relevant Council officers to participate and JM to help facilitate. \nAction – the Working Group to be constituted by the next RSG meeting on 17/11/21.\n  \n  \n  \n  \n  \n  \n  \n  \n  \n  \n  \n  \n  \n  \n  \n  \n  \nRG\, EP\, JM \n \n\n\n5.0\nPhase 1 & 2 update \n \n\n\n  \n5.1\nWO reported back. \n·     Still waiting for Higgins to produce a programme for venting the lift mechanisms. As soon as this is available\, a letter will be sent to all affected residents telling them when their lift will be taken out of service for the work to be carried out. \n·     Work is still progressing on reconciling energy bills with use. A consultant has been commissioned to inspect the energy centre and they will use a monitoring system that individual residents can use to check their usage against what the energy centre is saying is produced. WO asked for volunteers to have a small piece of equipment fitted. This will produce anonymised data on energy usage. ES volunteered. EP also offered to ask other residents through the TRA facebook site. She also suggested targeting residents who have experienced problems with billing. WO agreed with this. \nWO also reported that the relevant section of the LBH IT system is now able to process refunds and the new charges from April 2021 and an update will be available for the ETRA meeting on 12th Oct. \n·     ES raised an issue with weeds in the Radwell courtyard and who is responsible for keeping this area tidy. WO is on site before the end of the week and will take photos. \n·     There was discussion about responsibilities for the maintenance of the courtyards\, play equipment and the plants\, shrubs and fruit bushes. EP asked who to get permission from if the TRA wanted to remove the metal structures that were supposed to be the frames for a fruit maze in one of the courtyards. These are in the shade and haven’t grown. The metal frames are now just a hazard. WO stated that ultimately it is Housing Services who will give the go ahead. He added that he had seen emails between Annette Reid and Eray Taylor on this issue. \nThis discussion led to a wider one around a lack of clarity on how decisions are made to change designs and layouts and in some cases to remove items that were installed as part of the original development. \nES thought that the original designers should be consulted first before changes to their structures are made and are leaseholders paying for these alterations? \n  \nRG agreed that MUF should explain the rationale behind their design. It is important that design intent can be explained and lessons learnt when these are later contradicted by H&S considerations. \nES noted that this is a common tension but that if designers can justify their ideas\, H&S should be satisfied. \nIt was agreed that MUF should be invited to an RSG meeting to talk through these issues. \n \n  \n  \n  \n  \n  \n  \n  \n  \n  \n  \n  \n  \n EP \n  \n  \n  \n  \n  \n  \n \n\n\n6.0\nTRA update\n \n\n\n  \n6.1\nEP reported that the AGM took place on 15th Sept. There was a delay to starting the meeting while waiting for a quorum but this was achieved and a new committee was elected with EP still Chair. \nActivities are now restarting with the homework club\, Family Fun mornings and many other events being run by Hackney Showroom. It is proposed to make the Kings Feast a regular occasion\, with the next one in December then again in March 2022.\n  \n  \n  \n  \n  \n  \n \n\n\n7.0\nITLA update \n \n\n\n \nThere were no updates from Source.\n \n\n\n8.0\nAny urgent business  \n \n\n\n \nNone\n \n\n\n9.0 \nDate of next meeting \n \n\n\n  \n \n17th November\, 7.00.\n 
URL:https://kingscrescent.org/calendar/steering-group-sept-2021/
LOCATION:Online
CATEGORIES:steering group meeting
ORGANIZER;CN="Source Partnership":MAILTO:john@sourcepartnership.com; carol@sourcepartnership.com
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/London:20210925T100000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/London:20210925T130000
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CREATED:20210909T094341Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20210909T094341Z
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SUMMARY:September Family Fun Morning
DESCRIPTION:We are re-launching our monthly family fun morning!!!\nThis event is run by residents on the last Saturday of every month 10am-1pm. \nThis is an opportunity to meet your neighbours and for the kids to have some fun. \nWe have sports equipment\, giant board games\, colouring\, kinetic sand\, etc. \nThe event is free to attend and open to everyone. If you can\, please bring some refreshments to contribute e.g. box of juice\, some fruit\, a cake\, packet of biscuits etc. (Don’t worry if you can’t though or if you forget!!) \nIf anyone has any ideas for kids activities or wants to volunteer please come along. \nAll Welcome!!!\nPlease note that parents/carers will need to supervise their children during the event\, thank you.
URL:https://kingscrescent.org/calendar/september-family-fun-morning/
LOCATION:Hackney Showroom Space\, 4 Murrain Road\, London\, N4 2BN\, United Kingdom
CATEGORIES:Family fun
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ORGANIZER;CN="KC TRA Committee":MAILTO:kingscrescentn4@gmail.com
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