The organisation now responsible for locking the park is called Parkguard (accredited by the police).
The telephone number is 07970893588.
Thornhill Square by resident Marianne Fox www.mariannefoxockinga.co.uk
Recent Posts
- The Thornhill Square Residents' Christmas Party + Marianne's open studio
- Submit your opinion on the council's plans for disposing of North London’s waste
- Local Artist's Exhibition - (notice from Huntingdon Street Resident's Assoc)
- More filming in the Square
- A Peek at What Came Herculing Round the Crescent Today
- Supervised games in the park for age 9+ during half term
- Filming in the Square 26-29 May 2009
- Christmas 2008Join us for festive
- Local shops now deliver to you!
- Oct 28, 2008 7:54:29 PM
Categories
- Barnsbury Wood
- Crime & antisocial behaviour
- Filming in Thornhill Square
- Have a moan
- How to contact your ward police
- how to put a notice on this site
- Islington Council Notice
- Local builders and tradespeople
- Local Events
- local shops and services
- Minutes of meetings
- mopeds driving dangerously
- Park Life
- pictures
- projects and issues
- The Constitution
- Thornhill Square facts and history
- Thornhill Square Park and Gardens
links
- The new St Pancras International
- Take a virtual walk down Upper Street
- New London Overground - changes to our local overland station
- Map of Thornhill Square
- Kings Cross Voices
- Kings Cross Residents' blog, frequently updated by a local resident. Good for local news and local issues.
- Islington Council
- Information on Kingsplace, the new arts venue at Kings Cross
- Information about your MP for Islington South & Finsbury
- For a list of your local services, MPs, Councillors etc, just type in your address and press the find button.
- find and reserve your library book online for collection at our library in the Square
- Eurostar : Tickets, Bookings, Timetables, fares and offers
- Cameron on the Cally - video
Bridgeman Bikers caught on camera
These photographs were taken by a canny resident who prefers to remain anon, for obvious reasons. The police used these images to identify the individuals involved.
If you decide to take photographic evidence of antisocial behaviour, please ensure you can't be seen.
Click on these images to enlarge them.
