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My Hackney, My Hackney! |
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 "This
is MY HACKNEY
And I’d have it no other way!"
"My Hackney, My Hackney", a poem sent
in by Tianna from Cardinal Pole School, has made
us want to find out what you love and hate about
our very own Hackney! Is there anything you would
change or anything you would like to see more
of in Hackney? What ever your views, we want to
hear them!
Use the form on the right to let us know
what you think.
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" hackney is a lovely place, I particularly enjoy the Lido at this time of year. "
Desree,
Tuesday, March 06, 2007
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" nah man..i fink there was more 2 it than just da olympics! nofin like dat gonna stop me 4m doin wat i wanna do in hackney. us ppl down these endz r strong das da best fing bout hackney! dont u fink? "
ghetto_chick,
Monday, August 01, 2005
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" but ppl dont get ur hopes up! jus cos where gettin da olympics ere in hackney is starting all dese bombings...!!!! "
..::Rahima::.. ,
Friday, July 29, 2005
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" dam..im ratin that poem! it sez everything bout our endz lik...now da olympics comin hackney jus gonna get betta! "
ghetto_chick,
Monday, July 11, 2005
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" tianna, author of my hackney,my hackney.
thanks ppl yea yea i kno my poem is big, big up 2 all u ppl who thought it was gud, i just told u peeps how hackney is. thanks 4 all da luv. "
lil miss t,
Friday, July 08, 2005
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" 2 whoever wrote dat poem - dam i RESPECT ya..i rate u lik..bless "
Brown_Suga,
Wednesday, July 06, 2005
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" Yo hackney, its da best endz lik...deres always sumthin 2 do..u c dem buff brehs n lol..never mind anyways...i love hackney its da best u get to learn well..I WOULD JUS LOV IF DA STREETS WERE CLEAN!! "
Brown_Suga,
Wednesday, July 06, 2005
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" I love Hackney because it's fun and there are lots of things to do. Art galleries, nice shops and food. I also like going to the market on Ridley road. "
Jalal,
Tuesday, June 21, 2005
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"Where else in London do you have such
a full on mix of culture (Ridley Road Market / Dalston
junction), history (take a walk up the Narrow Way to
the medieval St John’s Tower, walk through the
Victorian graveyard, past the Georgian Town Houses,
past the 15th Century Sutton House, and end up facing
the 1960’s block that houses Homerton Boys Technology
College), beautiful landscapes (The Lea Valley), where
urban decay (unfortunately too numerous to mention)
meets quiet village greens (De Beauvoir and Clapton
Squares)."
James, 20th June 2005 |
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