WDCO is pulling its socks up
The WDCO Regeneration cycle A bit like Dr Who, WDCO regenerates itself every so often. The cycle is very predictable, it lasts for three years, […]
Block D in Hartington’s
This corner unit of the Hartington’s building has been designated for some time as a “community space”. This was first agreed in a Deed of […]
The Castle Climbing Centre
Why write this article? Quite stunning re-use of a Grade II* Listed Building It is clear from the outside that this is an extraordinary building, […]
WDCO elections – reasons to stand
Reasons for becoming a WDCO board member If you would like to find out more please get in touch with our returning officer: roda.hassan@publicvoice.london In […]
A Visiting Professor of Sociology
Living at Regenerated Neighbourhoods in London The WDCO board on 18th April 2024 had an academic observer, Professor Paul Watt, Visiting Professor at the Department […]
The Wind in the Nearby Foliage
Why write this article? At our recent Community Forum the question of play facilities came up, and it soon became clear that while several people […]
Spring Park – grassy areas and play facilities beside the community centre
Why write this article? At our recent Community Forum the question of play facilities came up, and it soon became clear that while several people […]
The Skate Plaza in Finsbury Park
Why write this article? At our recent Community Forum the question of play facilities came up, and it soon became clear that while several people […]
WDCO Community Forum Spring 2024
WDCO’s Second Community Forum The Woodberry Down Community Organisation held its second community forum in the Redmond Centre on 11th April 2024. With about 40 […]
An Update from the Deputy Mayor
An email responding to questions raised by WDCO on 4th October 2023 The Chair of WDCO has received the following email from Cllr. Guy Nicholson