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Comment / Planning

Our response to the deferral decision on 10th Feb 2022

The Community Plan for Holloway (CP4H)’s collective response to Islington Council’s planning meeting on Thursday 10th February 2022 This document is CP4H’s response to the main concerns that were outlined…

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Significant inadequacies and “too many loose ends”

Media Release 11 February 2022 The Community Plan for Holloway welcomes the decision to defer the planning agreement for the former prison site because of significant inadequacies and “too many…

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CP4H – Our vision for the future of the Holloway Prison site

We are a coalition of community groups and local people who, since 2017, have been seeking the best outcome for this once in a lifetime redevelopment of Holloway Prison. We…

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Tenure Blind or ‘Pepper-Potting’ Policy

We have drafted this policy document outlining our views on how we feel all residents in the new estate should be integrated not segregated.

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