London publications and other links. CoLAT has supported the work of the Thames Discovery Programme with grants over several years. Welcome to the CoLAT website. Bringing the archaeology of London to a wider public. City of London Archaeological Trust.

Founded in 1955, the Enfield Archaeological Society is active in carrying out research and fieldwork in and around the London Borough of Enfield, in order to understand and preserve its history. BSc, FSA, FRSA. Announcing Our New Book! .

Monday, 25 May 2015. Hi there, this blog has been quiet for some time - but I am hoping to post a bit more regularly. Sustainable Haringey is thriving in its various groups and networks. In 2015 Growing in Haringey held a seed swap at Tottenham Chances on 22 February this year. With new groups in Tottenham Cemetery and Wolves Lane. Tuesday, 9 September 2014.

Stephens House and Gardens Quiz Nights. Welcome to Hadas, one of the most active archaeological societies within Greater London. From our base in the basement at Avenue House. Century small barn, the 18. Century Granary and build a new Welcome centre.

Welcome to the community website of Alexandra Park neighbourhood in London. Our aim is to encourage interaction, both online and in person, between local people in Alexandra Park and surrounding neighbourhoods, as well as providing a channel for local information. Use it to discuss local issues, find out about local events and post your own events, create a group, recycle items. For more information, see About the Site. Latest Activity on the Site. London Metropolitan Brass Training Band.

The Islington Archaeology and History Society is here to investigate, learn and celebrate the heritage that is left to us. We host lectures and other events, organise walks and produce a quarterly journal. The society, its events, shop and journal are run entirely by volunteers. Our 18th century Islington font. Which has hundreds of members.