Shacklewell
Shacklewell, Hackney A multi-ethnic neighbourhood with some light industry, almost squeezed out of acknowledged existence by Hackney, Dalston and Stoke Newington, which surround it Shacklewell’s name…
Read MoreShacklewell, Hackney A multi-ethnic neighbourhood with some light industry, almost squeezed out of acknowledged existence by Hackney, Dalston and Stoke Newington, which surround it Shacklewell’s name…
Read More…of the journey from Fish Island to Hackney Wick station. As in Hackney Wick itself, the relatively affordable availability of disused industrial premises attracted a…
Read MoreWoodberry Down, Hackney A very large housing estate situated just east of Manor House, comprising the area within a loop of the New River, now…
Read MoreSt Mary’s Village, Hackney Britain’s first ‘demand-led pepper-potted mixed tenure development’ St Mary’s Village is a pepper-potted development Situated off Eastway in Hackney Wick, the…
Read MoreUpper Clapton, Hackney The northern part of Clapton is nowadays dominated by municipal and social housing and has a markedly transient population Manorial courts began…
Read MoreThe wicks and wiches of London A scene in Hackney Wick a few years ago The Old English word wīc came – probably via Old…
Read MoreRectory Road, Hackney A very mixed commercial and residential thoroughfare in south-east Stoke Newington In the early centuries of its life the road was the northern…
Read MoreManor House, Hackney/Haringey A London Underground station, and by extension its immediate vicinity, located at the easternmost corner of Finsbury Park Before the creation of…
Read MoreBrownswood Park, Hackney A little-used name for the part of Finsbury Park that lies between Blackstock Road and Green Lanes, in the borough’s extreme north-western…
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