Crouch End
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| London borough | Haringey |
|---|---|
| Dialling code | 020 |
| UK parliament constituency | Hornsey and Wood Green |
| London Assembly | Enfield |
| Haringey | |
| Restaurants | Crouch End Picturehouse |
| Banner's Restaurant | |
| Hotels | Mount View Guest House |
| White Lodge Hotel, Hornsey | |
| Magaret Hill House | |
| Stademos Hotel | |
| Date of Reg. | |
| Date of Upd. | |
| ID | 2454112 |
About Crouch End
An artsy residential community traditionally favoured by creatives and families, Crouch End centres on the Broadway and its landmark 19th-century Clock Tower. Streets are lined with artisan coffee shops, global eateries, indie fashion boutiques, and bookstores. The Arthouse and Picturehouse cinemas show blockbusters and indie movies, and Crouch End Playing Fields is home to sports pitches, parks, and small gardens.
Lady Florence Dixie: The aristocrat who fought for women's football
... In March 1895, the team s first match took place at Crouch End in London in front of a crowd of 10,000 people and further games were arranged in Scotland...
Lloyds and Halifax to close 40 more bank branches
... The Halifax branches shutting are in: Bangor, Chester-le-St, Fenchurch Street in London, Aldershot, Chorlton-cum-Hardy, Crouch End, Golders Green, Putney, Norbury, Surbiton, Chingford Mount, Redruth, Bletchley, Maldon, St Neots, Whitley Bay, Grays and Purley...
'Covid stopped my life-saving operation'
... The 34-year-old from Crouch End, north London, had been told the wait would be about 12-15 months, but disruption to the NHS due to the Covid-19 pandemic means she s been waiting for more than two years...
'Covid stopped my life-saving operation'
'Covid stopped my life-saving operation'
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To play this video you need to enable JavaScript in your browser. 'Covid stopped my life-saving operation'CloseLara Wahab has type 1 diabetes and needs a life-saving kidney and pancreas transplant.
But despite matching organs being found, she says her hospital couldn't do the operation because no intensive care beds were available.
The 34-year-old from Crouch End , North London , had been told The Wait would be about 12-15 months, but disruption to the NHS due to the Covid-19 pandemic means she's been waiting for More Than two years.
Lara thanked " amazing" NHS staff, but blames unvaccinated people for taking up beds. She says those who can be vaccinated should have the Covid jab, or risk using hospital resources that others need.
Figures from last month showed 825 out of 3,480 patients in intensive care beds across England had Covid - with most of these people unvaccinated.
Sara Randall, chief operating officer at Oxford University Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust, said: " Our clinical teams make every effort to secure an Intensive Care Unit bed post-transplant. Any decision not to proceed with an operation is considered very carefully. "
Video by Jamie Moreland
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