Weddings and more at Stoke Newington Town Hall
For 10 years, Stoke Newington Town Hall was a shadow of its former self, disused and unloved. But in 2010, after an extensive refit that brought it back to its former 1930s art deco glory, the building reopened and is now a hugely popular venue for weddings, corporate events and other functions. A dedicated team is always on hand to help plan and carry out any special audio and visual requirements.
Nature on Stoke Newington's doorstep
Despite being close to central London, Stoke Newington has lots of green areas, including Abney Park and Clissold Park. The latter is a traditional park and holder of a coveted Green Flag since 2006. Aviary and animal enclosures, children's play area, a paddling pool and the historic Clissold House are among its attractions. Abney is a little different - it's one of the capital's so-called magnificent seven garden cemeteries. Guided walks are available, taking visitors to some of the notable 'residents', including Salvation Army founders William and Catherine Booth.
Ghostly goings-on in Stoke Newington
While in Stoke Newington, why not take part in one of its Ghost Signs guided tours? This is an unusual and informative way of exploring the area's past via the businesses that once traded here and whose fading advertisements can still be seen on various buildings. � Looking for a cheap hotel Near Stoke Newington Town Hall? Try Travelodge London Finsbury Park Hotel, Travelodge London Hackney Hotel or Travelodge London Central City Road Hotel.