Hackney Today, Issue 394, January 16, 2017

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Hackney
Stik’s Hackney Pride banner took centre stage on top of the Council’s I Love Hackney black cab, representing the borough in the London Pride parade in 2016 People
STIK RAISES FUNDS
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WORLD famous artist in the London Pride parade last vibrant and varied community went for £35,000 at auction in
Stik has announced year. The Hackney resident is is known around the world and December 2016.
an amazing well known for his socially I am proud to live here. The Mayor of Hackney, Philip
opportunity for a conscious murals, including Pride banner represents the love Glanville, who marched
local charity, voluntary group ‘Sleeping Baby’ at Homerton and connectedness of LGBTQ alongside residents and staff at Listings pull-out
or project to secure tens of hospital. Sales of prints of the people in Hackney, and its sale Pride 2016, added: “We were
thousands in grant funding. work have so far raised over will be funding new and exciting very lucky that Stik created such 14 WIN
Internationally renowned £75,000 for the hospital’s possibilities for our community.” a powerful banner which looked
art auction house Christie’s charity, Homerton Hope. The project has been great on the day and can now
has confirmed it will manage The Pride banner, currently developed in collaboration with be auctioned to fund LGBT+
the prestigious sale of Stik’s on display in Hackney Museum, the Council, which is managing projects in Hackney.” Tickets to The
Hackney Pride banner in April, was manufactured by the same the grant application process: Cherry Orchard
with all the money raised company which makes flags for open from 16 January to 22 MORE INFO
going to a Hackney-based the Queen. February. Grant bids should be
To find out how to apply for
LGBT+ project. Stik said: “I was delighted to flexible in monetary scale – as
the Stik auction funding, visit: 21
The one-of-a-kind piece was represent Hackney in the London the art sale is yet to take place
www.hackney.gov.uk/stik
created to represent the borough Pride parade last year. Our – but most recently Stik’s work
Inspiring women
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News in brief
Acorn pub listed as an asset
THE Acorn Pub in Haggerston has been awarded Asset
of Community Value (ACV) status, giving the historic
building planning protection, while highlighting its
importance as a space for the local community.
The Queensbridge Road pub was facing the threat of
being knocked down last November before the Campaign
for Real Ale (CAMRA) nominated the building for ACV
status. The demolition of the building was subsequently
withdrawn and it is thought the pub will reopen in
the near future with new management at the helm.
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Sharon D Clarke (above) in Mother Goose; and Clive Rowe (below) in Jack and the Beanstalk, both on stage at the Empire, and both now MBEs
It’s an honour!
LOCAL actors were I want,” he told Hackney
under a spotlight of When you’re on stage at Today in 2008.
a very different kind the Empire, you totally Off stage, honours also
this month, after feel all that rich history went to Chaya Spitz.
two of Hackney Empire’s The Chief Executive of
biggest panto stars were Interlink Foundation in
awarded performed in the Empire’s director Susie McKenna Stamford Hill was made Cinema plans second screen
MBEs. pantomime for 16 happened on stage at the an OBE for services to the
Sharon consecutive years, was historic theatre in 2008. community and Jewish
DALSTON’S Rio Cinema hopes to raise £150,000 via
D Clarke, among the great and the She explained: “It’s people in London.
crowdfunding to create a second screen.
who has good recognised by the where we had worked Meanwhile, the Chair
The iconic venue plans to instal the screen in its
Queen in this year’s New together and fallen in love.” of Governors at Stoke
500 sq ft basement, with seating for an audience of 40.
Year’s honours list. While Clive Rowe took Newington School was
The RIOgeneration crowdfunding campaign, due to
The singer received a break from this year’s also awarded an OBE for
launch next month, also hopes to raise another £50,000
an MBE for her performance, he was not services to heritage and
to give the Grade II listed Art Deco building’s facade on
services to drama missing from the honours charitable foundations.
Kingsland High Street a much-needed facelift.
while playing the bad list. The pantomime dame A Hackney resident
For more information, e-mail: riogeneration@rio
fairy Carabosse in this and Hackney Empire since 1993, Crispin
cinema.org.uk
year’s production of veteran was also awarded Truman is also Chief
‘Sleeping Beauty’. an MBE. Executive of the Churches
She told “My thing is I have a Conservation Trust where,
Hackney Today great time. I spend all for the past 13 years, he
in 2014: “The year being told what I has helped to regenerate
Empire and can’t do on stage, and I some of the country’s
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made homeless, “Our mission is to provide Do you know what this place calls to find permanent working full time. It just
a route out of homelessness accommodation. feels good to do something
I literally had really does? It promotes
for everyone in need in The average stay last year tangible, when so much
just £25 in my
humanity in the community.
Hackney. It’s not just was 31 days, and guests of what’s going on in the
pocket,” says Pete.
about keeping them off the We should all be grateful moved on for a range of world feels out of your
“As a single person, I
streets; it’s about helping reasons. Andrew explains: control,” she says.
was on the bottom of all
them move on.” “We would never move The hall is filling up now
the housing lists. I lived in
A different borough to talk to the volunteers her break into a relieved anyone on while they were and another volunteer,
a tent for a bit, then in the
church hosts the shelter who are ready to meet and smile as the young man highly vulnerable.” John, is chatting and
doorway of a church. And
every night of the week. greet them, others are more introduces himself. In Pete’s case, a flat was laughing with guests.
then, finally, I arrived here
It is open to people of all reserved, finding a peaceful Conor is one of just found for him just a couple He explains: “The thing
last winter, the first thing
faiths and none. Guests corner to retreat to. four paid members of of weeks after he joined the is, as a volunteer, you get
that struck me was the
are referred from other One woman glances staff at the shelter, which shelter last January. so much out of it yourself.
kindness and compassion,”
homeless services, social nervously around her, is otherwise kept afloat “Because the shelter We all spend so much time
he adds.
services or the Council. clutching her scarf close. entirely by charitable liaises with the Council, chasing success that we
Pete, a former Hackney
Once a place is found Tonight is her first night donations and a roster they understood and lose sense of what’s really
Winter Night Shelter guest,
at the shelter, they are in the shelter, explains of 700 volunteers. Their supported me through valuable in our lives: things
is sitting in a church hall in
guaranteed a bed to sleep Conor, one of its advocate duties vary enormously. the transition,” he says. like community. Being here
Stoke Newington.
in every night, as well as workers. He calls over “Some people are Adding: “Now I’m working really drives that home. The
Outside, it is bitterly
a hot meal in the evening, another guest – a young happier behind the scenes, and life’s good. Do you first time I volunteered, all I
cold, but around him
and a cooked man – and gives him cooking or fundraising, know what this place really did was wash up. But I still
vats of hot tea are being
breakfast when a fist bump before some love to mingle and does? It promotes humanity left singing.”
prepared. Camp beds are
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being put up, tables are
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January March
HOLLYWOOD heart-throb Idris FAMOUS literary characters
Elba (right) – who grew up in jumped off the page and
Hackney – said he ‘couldn’t be into the playground (right) as
more proud’ when he received an Hackney celebrated World
OBE. He was joined on the New Book Day on 3 March.
Year’s honours list by other Hackney folk including actress,
Barbara Windsor, who became a dame; Carmel McConnell, February The borough cemented its reputation as the creative heart
founder of children’s charity Magic Breakfast, who received of London with the launch of new fashion quarter, Hackney
an MBE; and Dr Adi Cooper, Chair of City and Hackney Walk, on 8 March.
Safeguarding Adults Board, who received an OBE.
ALL-FEMALE dance crew Steppaz (above) were crowned winners at Girls from local secondary schools (below) were encouraged
The millions of victims of the Nazi regime during the Second the Alter Ego youth talent show at Hackney Empire on 5 February. to aim high at the inaugural Inspiring Young Hackney Women
World War, and subsequent genocides around the world, were celebration as part of International Women’s Day on 8 March.
The national grand final of Rainbow Bake Off, held at The Urswick
remembered at a Town Hall ceremony to mark International
School, was one of many events that took place nationally to mark
Holocaust Memorial Day on 27 January.
Lesbian Gay Bisexual and Transgender (LGBT) History Month.
Former England footballer Sol Campbell (left) and Formula
The most innovative entrepreneurs
One driver Sir Jackie
were hailed at the Mayor of Hackney’s
Stewart were star guests
Business Awards on 23 February –
at Springfield Youth
including We Are Pop-Up (best business)
Club’s annual awards.
and the Kenton pub (best entrepreneur).
The event, on 26 January,
celebrated the club’s
This month was also the anniversary
young people and the
of the launch of iconic ‘I Love Hackney’
dedicated volunteers who
campaign (right). And, 10 years on,
work with them.
residents still love it.
The best of Hackney 2016
April
June
May
MANAGEMENT of the borough’s
housing stock was returned to the
Council on 1 April, which pledged
to improve the quality of services.
A beacon was lit (left) on top of Hackney
Empire to celebrate the Queen’s 90th birthday on 21 April.
Well-wishers gathered in the Town Hall square to celebrate
AFTER 14 years as Hackney’s elected Mayor, Jules Pipe CBE
the Queen’s big day.
(above) announced on 30 June that he was standing down to
join the new Mayor of London, Sadiq Khan, at City Hall. Mayor
National treasure David Attenborough came to Hackney on
Pipe revealed he was leaving to become Deputy Mayor of
30 April to officially open Woodberry Wetlands (below), a MORE than 11,000 runners took to the borough’s streets in
London for Planning, Regeneration and Skills.
£1.3million project blazing 26-degree sunshine for the third annual Vitality Run
by the London Hackney half marathon (above) on 8 May, which started and
Hackney celebrated Gypsy, Roma, Traveller History Month
Wildlife Trust, finished at Hackney Marshes.
with a series of free events exploring the culture of the largest
which turned
ethnic minority in Europe, and one of
East Reservoir in Hackney celebrated its fab street shopping – including
the borough’s oldest communities.
Stoke Newington Ridley Road, Chatsworth Road, Broadway and Hoxton street
– which had been markets – during Love Your Local Market fortnight. Food,
A magnificent banner (left), by world-
closed to the clothes, jewellery, vintage wares... you name it,
famous street artist Stik, flew from
public for more the borough’s got it.
the Council’s ‘I Love Hackney’ black
than 200 years
cab during the capital’s Pride parade
– into a stunning The Council thanked unsung heroes – including teacher
on 25 June supporting LGBT+
nature reserve, Brenda Sullivan; health volunteer Marilyn Douglas-Hamilton;
(lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender,
open seven days drug and alcohol worker, Thomas Bailie, and St Joseph’s
plus) communities.
a week. Hospice staff – at the first Mayor’s Civic Awards on 25 May.
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August
July
WHILE the Olympics went to Brazil, the carnival atmosphere of
Rio came to Dalston with 17 days of Brazilian food, live music,
arts, film screenings and club nights.
September
Students celebrated after getting their A-level results (above)
on 18 August. The pass rate in Hackney stood at 98.2 per
cent and nearly half of all students achieved A* to B grades. A
week later, it was GCSE results day, and the number of local
PHILIP Glanville (above) was elected as Mayor of Hackney. At
students achieving five or more A* to C passes in both English
MORE than 1,000 Hackney schoolchildren, teachers and 36, he became the youngest elected mayor in London, after
and maths rose to 70 per cent.
parents took to the roads on 6 July for a mass cycle (above) to being a ward councillor in Hoxton West for 10 years.
break the world record for the most people in a ‘bike bus’.
Over 400 people enjoyed the annual Pembury estate fun day
Hackney celebrated its largest ever haul of Green Flag
on 6 August. A recent report showed that 75 per cent of the
Love Parks Week encouraged people to visit, enjoy and take awards at a ceremony at Woodberry Down Park. The new
estate’s residents believed that the estate has got ‘much
pride in Hackney’s many green spaces – from the largest Mayor led celebrations on 30 September, after the borough
better’ in the last five years.
concentration of football pitches in Europe at Hackney received 21 Green Flags, which recognise the best parks and
Marshes, to the beautifully open spaces in the country.
More than 6,500 people attended the Shomrim Open Day on
historic Clissold Park.
15 August, at Clapton
Hackney One
Common, which aimed to
Hackney finished an Carnival, on
strengthen ties between
amazing seventh in the 11 September,
the emergency services,
London Youth Games wowed large
neighbourhood watch
(left), recording its crowds with
group Shomrim and
second highest result its colourful
Stamford Hill’s Orthodox
in the competition’s costumes,
Jewish community.
39-year history. spectacular
dance routines,
and upbeat
Hackney Today looks back on a great year
music.
in the borough – from superb school
results to gorgeous green spaces December
October
THE borough celebrated
black history and culture
with a three-month long
season of free events
and activities, including
November
an exhibition exploring
black art and activism
between the 1960s
SLEEPING Beauty graced (well, kind of…) the stage at
and 2000s (left). THE first annual Youth Awards (above) took place on
Hackney Empire (above), as Christmas panto season went into
2 November, when more than 80 young people were
full swing. And this year, as ever, it was a cracker!
Hackney ranked first in nominated for awards marking their achievements in areas
England for Key Stage ranging from volunteering and sports, to overcoming adversity.
Well Street Market relaunched on 3 December, following
1 results, according to
a successful crowdfunding campaign by local traders and
Government figures. A packed-out Hackney Empire enjoyed some of the best
residents to create an innovative community street market.
While our seven to young musical talent in the borough at the annual Music
Mayor of London, Sadiq Khan, and fashion
11-year-olds were Service Gala on 3 November.
designer, Wayne Hemingway MBE, joined
in the top five for
hundreds of residents at the revived historic
performance at Key Thousands of residents turned out to
market, which sells fresh produce, street
Stage 2. And at GCSE see Hackney’s spectacular 20-minute
food and arts and crafts.
level, the borough pyromusical firework display at Clissold
was joint-first in the Park on Bonfire Night.
The annual Woodberry Down Winterfest returned on
country, based on a
7 December. Talented youngsters from Woodberry Down
new measure of a Residents joined ex-service personnel
Community Primary School sang Christmas songs,
child’s progress from in a 600-strong parade (right) on
following the switching on of festive lights by the Mayor
the end of primary Remembrance Sunday on 13 November
of Hackney, Philip Glanville.
school to age 16. to honour all those who have died in war.
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