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	MONDIALe PUBLISHING LTD (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-17)
		If a friend was to cite Hackney as their chosen location to open a fine dining restaurant, cocktail driven bar, and nightclub providing quality live music, then your immediate reaction might be to check they hadn't lost their marbles.
		As the name suggests Hackney Central is situated in a converted railway building that has lain empty for sixteen years, next to the existing Hackney Central station.
		At four O clock Hackney's residents spill home from work and on their way out of the station pass Hackney Central's tall arched windows, etched with promises of 'cocktails', 'music' and 'diversity'.
	www.mondiale.co.uk /night/hackney.html (729 words)

	Invest in Hackney
		Hackney Central is located in the heart of Hackney, between Shoreditch and Hackney Wick.
		Also emerging is a strong South Central Hackney economy, with the development and increase in commercial activity in the city fringe area spreading northwards.
		Hackney Central has a station on the soon to be upgraded North London line providing rail connections to Central London and Stratford.
	www.invest-in-hackney.org /pages/whyhackney/hackney_central_41.html (235 words)

	Hackney Walks : Hackney Central Info
		Defoe must have known Hackney well for around 1699 he lived in the parish and two of his children Sophia and Martha were baptized in the church.
		Hackney’s oldest surviving house was built in 1535 for Sir Ralph Sadleir, Henry VIII’s ambassador to Scotland and later principal Secretary of State (today he would be called Prime Minister) It was known originally as ‘the bryk place’ presumably because it was a unique brick building in an otherwise half-timbered village.
		A complete internal refurbishment (2001) of two buildings from the early 20th century, the Central Library of 1908 by H. Crouch for Andrew Carnegie (free libraries were opposed by De Kewer Williams of the Paragon!) and the Methodist Central Hall of 1927 by Gunton and Gunton.
	hoop.ground-level.org /hackneycentral/info (4527 words)

	Hackney Central - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Hackney Central is the central district of the London Borough of Hackney in East London.
		Central Hackney was largely unchanged by Roman times, with Ermine Street passing to the west.
		Hackney is not specifically mentioned in the Norman Doomsday Book, as at that time it formed a part of the manor of Stepney.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Hackney_Central (1238 words)

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		The trial was conducted at a new Early Years centre on the Holly Street Estate in the London Borough of Hackney.
		The demand for daycare places at the new centre greatly exceeded the number of places available, and, in response to a request from the trial team, the borough's education department agreed to use random allocation as the method of rationing places.
		Hackney Central is the central district of the London Borough of Hackney in East London.
	www.lycos.com /info/london-borough--hackney-central.html (270 words)

	Clissold Swimming Club : Wally Tassel remembers
		From 1985 to 1988 work was done on the building putting in a new boiler and the pool itself was changed to a 25m pool (from a 100 foot pool) with a teaching pool at the back end.
		In 1988 when Hackney Central S.C returned to the pool they were asked to change the name to Haggerston S.C by the new manager at the pool.
		Hackney Council you have left the whole community without a swimming pool and all the other facilities that were there because you failed everybody to do what you were elected to do.
	www.clissoldswimmingclub.org.uk /wallytassel (702 words)

	Flickr: Hackney
		We are definitely having the first ever Hackney meet-up at the Railway Tavern, Hackney Central on 12 April from 6:00 pm onwards.
		2) In 1899, the parish became the Metropolitan Borough of Hackney.
		Hence the three usages: the central part of the borough around the top of Mare Street; the rough area of the old parish and borough; and the post-1965 borough.
	www.flickr.com /groups/hackney (658 words)

	Invest in Hackney
		Invest in Hackney is the borough's inward investment agency.
		Hackney is home to over 7000 businesses and hosts an extraordinary range of business environments, from the financial district at Broadgate, the creative centre of Hoxton and Shoreditch through to the industrial estates at Hackney Wick.
		In recent years Hackney has become synonymous with ‘London Cool’, emerging as the leading force in the creative industries and playing host to some of the capital’s leading arts and cultural organisations - including White Cube Gallery, Hackney Empire and Ocean.
	www.invest-in-hackney.org /pages/whyhackney/index.html (248 words)

	Meet the Board (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-17)
		Sandra Hall is Hackney born and bred and has a background in childcare.
		Linda Kelly is Speaker for Hackney Council and has seen much of the world through her work as a travel agent.
		She lives in Hackney Central ward and has a breadth of experience working in the community and is community representative on the Hackney Wick Single Regeneration Budget Board.
	www.hackneyhomes.org.uk /index/h-about-us/ha-meet-the-board.htm (1164 words)

	Hackney - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		London Borough of Hackney (from 1965, the sucessor authority)
		Hackney (parish) (the ancient church parish, a part of the modern London borough)
		Hackney, a breed of horse known for its stamina.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Hackney (107 words)

	New Start - Community Regeneration Online (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-17)
		Hackney is at the heart of London’s 2012 plans, and a significant portion of the Olympic park will be in the borough.
		Hackney’s transport deficiencies reinforce the perception that it is isolated from central London, despite its proximity to the Square Mile; this deprives it of visitors and investment.
		Hackney will host the Olympic food court and the council hopes that building on the area’s strengths in this sector will result in permanent jobs.
	www.newstartmag.co.uk /hackney2012.html (1561 words)

	Luke's Blog: Poverty in Hackney
		In Hackney 12 of the 19 wards have more than twice the national average children in families living on benefits.
		Perhaps hackney labour could have thought of other, dare I say, more meaningful, capital expenditures that might have been more meaningful than the £50M and ticking monument to incompetence, ego and greed off Church Street.
		Perhaps both Hackney North and South CLPs should support a contemporary resolution on ending Child Poverty for the 2006 Annual Conference proposed by Cities of London and Westminster CLP.
	lukeakehurst.blogspot.com /2006/08/poverty-in-hackney.html (2858 words)

	respice - prospice
		The Hackney Today came through the door today and includes an article on the upcoming improvements and changes to the grounds around St John at Hackney.
		It was amazing to see this being put forward as a Hackney Council project when they have actually imperiled it at several stages and been relative late-comers to it.
		This project is not "lipsticking the primate" and LBH have had to be dragged into supporting it; shame on them then for then taking the project and claiming such a central role in its development in their propaganda sheet.
	radio.weblogs.com /0109571/categories/hackneyAlternator/2004/10/08.html (164 words)

	NorthLondonTransport.org : Solving Transport Problems in North London
		Hackney is well served by public transport, particularly with buses and overground rail.
		Virtually the whole of the built-up area of Hackney is within 400 metres, a 5-minute walk, of a bus stop, and most of the built-up area is within 800 metres, a 10-minute walk, of a rail station.
		Hackney is due to be the next area of London for the extension of the 'Countdown' system of real-time information on bus stops.
	www.northlondontransport.org /hackneywelcome.asp (1268 words)

	Hackney Central London - Club Review, The Former Railway Station, Amhurst Road
		Hackney is seldom cited as a viable nightlife destination.
		The duo behind Hackney Central — David Catlin and Billy Boyd — have an impeccable nightlife pedigree; the former previously Operations Director at entertainment behemoth Mean Fiddler and the latter manager of much-missed central London venue The Velvet Rooms.
		I recommend Hackney Central for people who are not on a hype, who just want to dance to good music, and meet friendly people.
	www.viewlondon.co.uk /review_1934.html (548 words)

	Hackney Plus: About Hackney
		The much-maligned London Borough of Hackney occupies a pivotal area of northeast London, with gentrified Islington to the west, the financial powerhouse of The City to the south, the 'old' East End of Tower Hamlets to the southeast and the up-and-coming transport nexus of Newham to the east.
		Hackney has undeniable problems - big ones - ranging from high unemployment and crime to the parlous state of its education system.
		Hackney is home to a diverse range of multi-cultural communities - Afro-Caribbean, Turkish, Kurdish, African, Vietnamese and Bangladeshi to name but a few - and this is reflected in the wide range of excellent cuisine and cultural events the borough offers.
	www.hackney.co.uk /hackney.cfm (288 words)

	Hackney Central London User Reviews, The Former Railway Station, Amhurst Road
		This was my first visit to Hackney Central Bar and is certain to be my last.
		I was disappointed to see Hackney Central get a poor review as it is not deserved and I wanted to set the record straight.
		We started in the restaurant - the pan fried salmon was fantastic - and finished with one of their out of this world cocktails known as a dirty white mother to be exact.
	www.viewlondon.co.uk /user_pubbar_review_6188.html (412 words)

	Hackney leads Central Open standings, competes for Classic berth
		Hackney pushed to the lead Sept. 28 when he won the Open event held on Lake Ouachita in Arkansas, but this week he’s fishing for more than Central Open bragging rights and pay-out — he’s fishing for a coveted spot at the 2003 BASS Masters Classic to be held in New Orleans.
		The Sam Rayburn Central Open, which begins Thrusday (Oct. 31) and ends Saturday (Nov. 2), will be the event that determines which anglers move on from the Central Open to the Classic.
		The other anglers in the Central Open top 10 are Edwin Evers of Oklahoma, Arkansas’ Ron Shuffield, James Stricklin of Arkansas, Scott Rook of Arkansas, Texas’ Todd Faircloth, Illinois’ Chad Morganthaler, Matt Reed of Texas and Nevada’s Jack A. Gadlage.
	www.louisianasportsman.com /news/2002/oct02/hackney_leads_open.htm (264 words)

	Hackney walk
		The central garden was opened to the public in 1923.
		South Hackney Upper School was designed for the LSB in 1902 by TJ Bailey in a Wrenaissance style.
		Hackney Synagogue was built in 1896 and enlarged in 1936.
	www.london-footprints.co.uk /wkhackneyroute.htm (1162 words)

	Hackney Central London - Restaurant Review and Information
		In a nice change from the usual cramped, smoky venues in the area, Hackney Central is a spacious and airy place with fantastic air conditioning.
		Hackney Central is as much a bar/club as it is restaurant, but it certainly provides good food.
		Don''t try to tell me Hackney Central makes their own stocks....the waiter was alright though...did his best but seemed offended when i told him the soop wasway to thick.
	www.london-eating.co.uk /3765.htm (1249 words)

	Hackney Central election result \| Workers' Liberty
		Hackney Central has had some serious 'gentrification' over the last four years.
		The variation in responses in different parts of Hackney Central ward, between council (or recent ex-council) estates and "gentrified" street houses, was as if designed to give an over-simplified lesson in vulgar economic determinism: the poorer the street or estate, the better the response.
		Pete, you'll be pleased to know that on Hackney Council's website, you can link to the figures for each ward, including the number of ballot papers cast.
	www.workersliberty.org /node/6172 (3718 words)

	Flickr: Hackney
		Not in Hackney: Spitalfields, the area to the south and east of Shoreditch High Street, is not in Hackney, but in the neighbouring borough of Tower Hamlets (Brick Lane is mostly Spitalfields, though the southern end is in Whitechapel - Tower Hamlets areas get pretty confusing).
		In Hackney: Stoke Newington, though it has a distinct character of its own (sometimes it gets known as 'little Islington') is in Hackney, as are Shoreditch and Hoxton.
		Hence the three usages: the central part of the borough around the top of Mare Street; the rough area of the old parish and borough; and the post-1965 borough.
	flickr.com /groups/hackney (518 words)

	hackney - OneLook Dictionary Search
		Phrases that include hackney: hackney coach, hackney carriage, duane d.
		hackney, hackney brook, hackney brothers body company, more...
		Words similar to hackney: hackneyed, hackneying, hackney coach, more...
	www.onelook.com /?w=hackney (250 words)

	Hackney Central, May 2006 \| Workers' Liberty
		Charlie McDonald and Janine Booth are standing as Socialist Unity candidates for Hackney Central ward in May's local Council elections.
		We want to help working-class people in Hackney organise to fight back against attacks from their employers, their landlords and the government.
		In the Hackney Central ward in London the AWL is fielding two "Socialist Unity" candidates on 4 May. Janine Booth is chair of the local Aspland and Marcon Estate Tenants’ and Residents’ Association.
	www.workersliberty.org /hackneycentral (953 words)

	Hackney LCC Meetings
		The Hackney group of the London Cycling Campaign meets every month to decide what needs doing and follow the progress of projects and campaigns.
		Regular liaison meetings with LB Hackney's Streetscene department were re-established in 2006 and are held every six weeks or so.
		There is an archive of minutes from the regular cycle liaison meetings which were previously held up until the time of the authority's financial meltdown in 1998.
	www.hackney-cyclists.org.uk /meetings.htm (179 words)

	Your councillors \| Hackney Labour Party
		They come from all walks of life and show an extraordinary depth of engagement in the local community.
		Labour Mayor Jules Pipe believes passionately that, ‘Hackney needs a Council that reflects the spread of ages, ethnicities and gender which make up our diverse community.
		Hackney Labour is the only party which includes and represents all the community, and our new team of councillors reflects that.’
	www.hackney-labour.org.uk /councillors (99 words)

	Access and travel info
		Hackney Central is on one of the over-ground lines.
		Trains to Hackney Central run from West London to East London every 15 minutes and can be boarded at any over ground stations along this route, and at underground stations on the different lines that intersect with the route.
		To walk from Hackney Central to the HILT office takes 10-15 minutes.
	easyweb.easynet.co.uk /~hiltdirector/code/access.html (394 words)

	BBC - Action Network - Hackney Central
		To re-open Clissold Park, or offer cheaper deals at the other health centres in Hackney.
		Hackney Council to set up a framework such as drafting a Councillors' Charter which would set a reasonable performanc...
		To see information about the council and politicians for this area we need a local postcode.
	www.bbc.co.uk /dna/actionnetwork/C36098 (269 words)

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