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Just some of the action at East Finchley Women’s Foot- ball Club, which was started by Hannah Forster and Alisha Davis 18 months ago after they found few other women’s sports teams locally. Frustration over lack of progress on pavilion building By Diana Cormack It is 30 years since the pavilion in Cherry Tree Wood fell into disuse. Children who attended the nursery group once held there may now have children of their own and the days when its changing rooms were used for sporting events have long gone. Work stalled Tasks wanted Runners from the Good Gym depart from the Phoe- nix Cinema every Tuesday evening at 6.45pm and they are looking for tasks they can help with while they are out on their run. Do you have a venue, a club or an organisation that needs a helping hand from 12 keen DIY-ers? Litter picking, paint- ing, repairing… anything is considered as long as it can be completed in about 30 minutes. Send your ideas or questions to [email protected]. Dilapidated: The pavilion. Photo by Diana Cormack Three decades ago, like today, there were differing opinions on what should happen to the building. Though many were in favour of razing it to the ground and letting nature takes its course, others hoped it could be put to good use in a way which would benefit the community. Over the years some suggested projects came to nought, whilst the amount of dilapidation and vandalism increased. Then three years ago hopes were raised when work actually began on what was purported to be a coffee bar. The work gradually came to a halt after several months, due it seems to unforeseen problems involving construction and the agreement between the lessee and Barnet Council. Still no report Despite concerns constantly raised about the safety of the building and its effect on the vicinity, locals are still being kept waiting for a decision to be made. The Friends of Cherry Tree Wood submitted a petition to Barnet Council at the Finchley and Golders Green Area Com- mittee in July 2016, signed by over 600 local residents and asking for the derelict pavilion building to be made safe. At that meeting an officer from the Estates Department was asked to return with a detailed report. Despite a brief verbal update, the report was not ready for the following Area Committee meeting in October. The Friends now understand that the docu- ment will not be ready for the next meeting scheduled on 16 February either. Debbie Linton, of The Friends, said: “We are now liais- ing with the council about the lack of progress on the report, especially highlighting health and safety concerns ahead of the many visitors to the wood during the summer months. If you would like more informa- tion or to come to any of our meetings please email info@ cherrytreewood.co.uk.” The East Finchley ladies football team training at the Archer Academy. Photo Mike Coles Thanks to word of mouth and excellent structured coach- ing by Andy Francis, the club has become well established, and any beginners are fast transformed from hand-ball- ing ‘oops sorry’ players into a fierce competitive force. “I always thought football was boring to watch,” says Sarah G, “but after the first night my com- petitive streak came leaping out and I thought it was so much fun, and a really great way to keep fit. I don’t think I’m particularly good at playing but I love it so much it doesn’t matter.” Verity was “mercilessly coerced into it by local friends; now it’s a major high point of every week. The timing means you start the week with some virtuous exer- cise and you’ve even put the kids to bed first. Female foot- ball in your 40s, who knew? “ So whether you want to get fitter, make new friends, or hone your skills so you can join in better with your kids down the park, come along to the club at the Archer Academy in Eagans Close, N2, any Monday night from 8pm to 9pm for a free trial. You might just be surprised. Find out more at www.face- book.com/EFWFClub. Before kick-off: The team ready for training. Photo Mike Coles
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The Archer - www.the-archer.co.uk FEBRUARY 20173
Josephines
www.josephinesflowers.co.uk Tel: 020 8444 9569 60 High Rd, East Finchley, London N2 9PN
EXPERTS IN CREATIVE FLORAL DESIGN
Whether it’s flowers, a bottle of champagne or even just a box of chocolates,
what better way of saying ‘I Love You!’ this Valentines Day (Tuesday 14th February).
Place your Orders Now to avoid disappointment,Love to all xx
Cree Godfrey & Wood 28 High Road East Finchley London N2 9PJ T: 0208 883 9414 F: 0208 444 5414
Email: W: www.creegodfreyandwood.co.uk [email protected]
COMMITTED to excellent customer service;Offer GOOD value and reasonable fees;Here to WORK for you and give you honest, straightforward and effective advicein a timely efficient manner.
Our team are:
Why choose CGW Solicitors?
Cree Godfrey & Wood provide a full range of services including Residential andCommercial Conveyancing, Landlord and Tenant advice,Employment (Compromise Agreements), Family, Wills Probateand Elderly Client advice and Lasting Powers of Attorney.
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Action and glory… every Monday evening!By Erini RodisAs the ball bounced off her left foot it formed a perfect arc over the goalie before settling into the top-right-hand corner of the net.... what a goal! Just some of the action at East Finchley Women’s Foot-ball Club, which was started by Hannah Forster and Alisha Davis 18 months ago after they found few other women’s sports teams locally.
Frustration over lack of progress on pavilion building By Diana CormackIt is 30 years since the pavilion in Cherry Tree Wood fell into disuse. Children who attended the nursery group once held there may now have children of their own and the days when its changing rooms were used for sporting events have long gone. Work stalled
Tasks wantedRunners from the Good Gym depart from the Phoe-nix Cinema every Tuesday evening at 6.45pm and they are looking for tasks they can help with while they are out on their run.
Do you have a venue, a club or an organisation that needs a helping hand from 12 keen DIY-ers? Litter picking, paint-ing, repairing… anything is considered as long as it can be completed in about 30 minutes. Send your ideas or questions to [email protected].
Dilapidated: The pavilion. Photo by Diana Cormack
Three decades ago, like today, there were differing opinions on what should happen to the building. Though many were in favour of razing it to the ground and letting nature takes its course, others hoped it could be put to good use in a way which would benefit the community. Over the years some suggested projects came to nought, whilst the amount of dilapidation and vandalism increased.
Then three years ago hopes were raised when work actually began on what was purported to be a coffee bar. The work gradually came to a halt after several months, due it seems to unforeseen problems involving construction and the agreement between the lessee and Barnet Council.
Still no report Despite concerns constantly
raised about the safety of the building and its effect on the vicinity, locals are still being kept waiting for a decision to be made.
The Friends of Cherry Tree Wood submitted a petition to Barnet Council at the Finchley and Golders Green Area Com-mittee in July 2016, signed by over 600 local residents and asking for the derelict pavilion building to be made safe. At that meeting an officer from the Estates Department was asked to return with a detailed report.
Despite a brief verbal update,
the report was not ready for the following Area Committee meeting in October. The Friends now understand that the docu-ment will not be ready for the next meeting scheduled on 16 February either.
Debbie Linton, of The Friends, said: “We are now liais-ing with the council about the lack of progress on the report, especially highlighting health and safety concerns ahead of the many visitors to the wood during the summer months. If you would like more informa-tion or to come to any of our meetings please email [email protected].”
The East Finchley ladies football team training at the Archer Academy. Photo Mike Coles
Thanks to word of mouth and excellent structured coach-ing by Andy Francis, the club has become well established, and any beginners are fast transformed from hand-ball-ing ‘oops sorry’ players into a fierce competitive force. “I always thought football was boring to watch,” says Sarah G, “but after the first night my com-petitive streak came leaping out and I thought it was so much fun, and a really great way to keep fit. I don’t think I’m particularly good at playing but I love it so much it doesn’t matter.” Verity was “mercilessly coerced
into it by local friends; now it’s a major high point of every week. The timing means you start the week with some virtuous exer-cise and you’ve even put the kids to bed first. Female foot-ball in your 40s, who knew? “ So whether you want to get fitter, make new friends, or hone your skills so you can join in better with your kids down the park, come along to the club at the Archer Academy in Eagans Close, N2, any Monday night from 8pm to 9pm for a free trial. You might just be surprised. Find out more at www.face-book.com/EFWFClub.
Before kick-off: The team ready for training. Photo Mike Coles
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