The West Green Road / Seven Sisters Development Trust was set up in 2008 by four members of the Wards Corner Coalition to represent the shared interests of residents, businesses and groups based in and around Wards Corner.
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The Wards Corner Community Plan wins national award
Tonight the Wards Corner Community Plan won Best Community Campaign at the Sheila McKechnie National Campaigner Awards. This award recognises 20 years of work by countless community members and organisations, beginning in 2003 when the Wards Corner buildings and Seven Sisters Indoor market were listed for redevelopment. We want to thank every single person whoContinue reading “The Wards Corner Community Plan wins national award”
Join us for the Sheila McKechnie Foundation National Campaigner Awards!
We’re thrilled to announce that the Wards Corner Community Plan for the Sheila McKechnie Foundation’s Best Community Campaign of the year award! The Sheila McKechnie Foundation (SMK) National Campaigner Awards are a celebration of the best campaigns and campaigners from across the UK. We’re thrilled to be shortlisted for this award, which nudges our 20-yearContinue reading “Join us for the Sheila McKechnie Foundation National Campaigner Awards!”
Become one of our new Trustees!
We’re looking for one-to-three more Trustees, including one Treasurer, to support the Trust through the process of developing and growing as a charity. We’re encouraging anyone interested in one of the roles to apply. The deadline is midnight Sunday 29 May 2022. Find more details on the roles and how to apply below! More about theContinue reading “Become one of our new Trustees!”
The Trustees
The Trustees are Carlos Burgos, and Myfanwy Taylor. We are currently recruiting for more trustees. Further information can be found here, but feel free to contact us if you have any questions.
Carlos Burgos is Chair of the West Green Road/Seven Sisters Development Trust. He is the co-founder of the Pedro Achata Trust, a charity which helps Latin American migrants develop their potential whilst living in the UK.
Myfanwy Taylor is a local resident, and urban and economic geographer, researching the community value of markets.