The CASP Committee wants to wish all its members a Happy Christmas and an even happier and healthy 2024.
Best wishes,
CASP Committee.
Camden Association of Street Properties
The CASP Committee wants to wish all its members a Happy Christmas and an even happier and healthy 2024.
Best wishes,
CASP Committee.
HS2 are looking for three (3) Apprentice Civil Engineers.
You will need to be registered with Kings Cross Construction before you can apply.
Applications close on Tuesday 12 December 2023, so if you are interested, you’ll need to be quick!
There is a free Dog Festival being held this Saturday 26 August and Sunday 27 August at King’s Cross Coal Drops Yard.
If you want to enter your dog in any event you need to sign up first, so get busy if you haven’t already!
International Dog Day King’s Cross this August bank holiday
The first part of the London Underground, from Paddington to Farringdon via Baker Street and King’s Cross, opened on this day in 1863.
The first trains were steam-powered and smoke used to fill the tunnels. No matter how frustrating it can be today, at least things have moved on from that!!
https://www.kingscross.co.uk/event/future-cargo
For three nights 9 pm – 10 pm, Thursday 18 August to Saturday 20 August, there will be a futuristic dance show taking place in Lewis Cubitt Park at Kings Cross.
Tickets to Future Cargo can be bought here:
https://theplace.org.uk/events/summer-22-future-cargo-at-coal-drops-yard
Kings Cross Construction Skills Centre, a project run by Camden Council, are looking for a carpenter.
If this interests you, applications need to be in by Monday 22 August.
The British Library is planning a significant extension, to be located between the existing Library and the Crick Institute.
If you live or work in Somers Town and will be affected by this, you can have your say. Just use the link provided in the website during June.
Phoenix Road runs through the middle of Somers Town, connecting Euston Station and Saint Pancras Station, and running past the Crick Institute.
It is commonly used by people walking between the two stations, and will probably get busier after the upgrades to Euston Station.
It is fair to say that some parts of the route could do with a makeover – but what should they do? Have your say!
In The Independent there is an article on the area between Grays Inn Road and King’s Cross Road, brought on by the plans to redevelop the site of the Royal National Throat Nose and Ear Hospital on Grays Inn Road, and also Belgrove House (across the road from King’s Cross Station).
This area has, until now, been a lot less affected by the redevelopment and gentrification that has happened in the rest of King’s Cross and Farringdon. The area’s quiet streets are well worth a stroll around.
https://edition.independent.co.uk/editions/uk.co.independent.issue.030221/data/9730181/index.html