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What happened in the 1981 New Cross House Fires? Uprising doc explores

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Council Decides to Rename Black Boy Lane

Council Decides to Rename Black Boy Lane The Council have called the exercise  a renaming consultation , but the online questionnaire offers only the ability to choose from a shortlist of two new names. So it appears that the decision to rename has already been taken with only the choice of name left to be decided. They have issued the following press release. The council has launched a renaming consultation with residents and businesses located on Black Boy Lane, as part of the wider Review on Monuments, Buildings, Place and Street Names in Haringey – which was launched on 12 June 2020, in response to the Black Lives Matter movement.

Council dimisses views of Blackboy Lane residents

Council dimisses views of Blackboy Lane residents
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End of the road for Black Boy Lane: Officials are to spend £186,000 to rename London street

Politically correct councillors are set to spend £186,000 of taxpayers’ cash renaming a 300-year-old road – despite no evidence it has racist connotations. Labour-run Haringey Council decided to change the name of Black Boy Lane, in West Green, north London, last year after the Black Lives Matter protests but residents are firmly against it. It will provide a ‘voluntary’ £300 payment to the 183 homes impacted by the proposal to call it La Rose Lane – after local poet John La Rose.  Haringey Council decided to change the name of Black Boy Lane, in West Green, north London, last year after the Black Lives Matter protests but residents are firmly against it. The street sign is seen above

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