Today at the Haggerston Community Centre, a Hackney 2026 meeting is being held to discuss how to make the borough safer for its residents.
Cath Prisk, the Director of Social Enterprise at charity Outdoor Peeps quoted a young child who said “freedom is being able to play out with my friends when I want to”.
The meeting hopes to bring ideas from today will create a safer environment for Hackney’s next generation and allow children to be free and safe outside without safety concerns.
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Today at the Haggerston Community Centre, a Hackney 2026 meeting is being held to discuss how to make the borough safer for its residents.
Cath Prisk, the Director of Social Enterprise at charity Outdoor Peeps quoted a young child who said “freedom is being able to play out with my friends when I want to”.
The meeting hopes to bring ideas from today will create a safer environment for Hackney’s next generation and allow children to be free and safe outside without safety concerns.
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