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Neighbours urge Haringey councillors to reject care home plan - Vimarsana News

Neighbours urge Haringey councillors to reject care home plan

Neighbours are calling on councillors to reject a "disastrous" 66-bed care home in Hampstead.

Case study: Wembury Mews by Russell Jones - Vimarsana News

Case study: Wembury Mews by Russell Jones

This recently completed home and studio is situated within The Miltons, part of the Highgate Conservation Area in the London Borough of Haringey. The

George Michael's £19million former London mansion at centre of planning battle - Vimarsana News

George Michael's £19million former London mansion at centre of planning battle

The new owner's of the late singer's home want to make changes to it after they bought the London mansion, pictured, for £19 million after Michael died on Christmas Day 2016.

Don't Move, Improve! house nominees in north London | Hampstead Highgate Express - Vimarsana News

Don't Move, Improve! house nominees in north London | Hampstead Highgate Express

Two renovation projects in Highgate and Camden, north London, have been shortlisted for New London Architecture's 2022 Don’t Move, Improve! competition.

Haringey restores Highgate's Victorian 'pineapple' railings | Hampstead Highgate Express - Vimarsana News

Haringey restores Highgate's Victorian 'pineapple' railings | Hampstead Highgate Express

Will Durrant Restored railings in North Hill - Credit: Polly Hancock Victorian railings in North Hill, Highgate have been repaired and restored by Haringey Council. The railings are topped with pine cones – known locally as "pineapples" – were made between 1853 and 1894 by Hill & Smith, whose stamp was found while the work was being done. Highgate Society vice-president Michael Hammerson said the restoration is significant because the railings are “as much a part of the local heritage as our listed buildings, which everyone can enjoy”. He said: “They look much more attractive and el...