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Village Raw - ISSUE 1

Village Raw is a magazine that explores cultural stories from Crouch End, East Finchley, Highgate, Muswell Hill and the surrounding areas. The magazine is created by the community, for the community. If you like this issue you can support the project through a subscription or donation. See the links below. The first issue of Village Raw magazine includes: WOMEN ONLY - Female artists explore the role women have played in Highgate’s history. CRAFTING THE FUTURE - Local crafters championing handmade products. VILLAGE SOUNDS - Q&A with local musicians Gabriella Swallow and Luke Eira. CREATIVITY IS POWER: Rickardo Stewart discusses youth provision and outreach. IN LIMBO: Photographer Dan Bridges captures the essence of Hornsey Town Hall. AN UNDERTONE OF HARMONY - Chriskitch’s Chris Honor discusses harmony. WALK AND TALK (AND EAT) – The Walk and Talk Club. THE HERBAL HOME - The herbal essentials that every home’s medicine chest should have. THE LAST STRAW - N8’s war on single-use plastic. NOT YOUR USUAL SALAD - A recipe from the Sustainable Supper Club. VILLAGE ESSAY - Mina Aidoo writes On Being Human: Learning to Feel Again. AND MORE…

Village Raw is a magazine that explores cultural stories from Crouch End, East Finchley, Highgate, Muswell Hill and the surrounding areas. The magazine is created by the community, for the community. If you like this issue you can support the project through a subscription or donation. See the links below. The first issue of Village Raw magazine includes:

WOMEN ONLY - Female artists explore the role women have played in Highgate’s history.
CRAFTING THE FUTURE - Local crafters championing handmade products.
VILLAGE SOUNDS - Q&A with local musicians Gabriella Swallow and Luke Eira.
CREATIVITY IS POWER: Rickardo Stewart discusses youth provision and outreach.
IN LIMBO: Photographer Dan Bridges captures the essence of Hornsey Town Hall.
AN UNDERTONE OF HARMONY - Chriskitch’s Chris Honor discusses harmony.
WALK AND TALK (AND EAT) – The Walk and Talk Club.
THE HERBAL HOME - The herbal essentials that every home’s medicine chest should have.
THE LAST STRAW - N8’s war on single-use plastic.
NOT YOUR USUAL SALAD - A recipe from the Sustainable Supper Club.
VILLAGE ESSAY - Mina Aidoo writes On Being Human: Learning to Feel Again.
AND MORE…

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VILLAGE RAW<br />

CONTENTS<br />

EDITORIAL<br />

FIVE GOOD<br />

REASONS TO<br />

SUBSCRIBE<br />

1. Get the magazine before it<br />

arrives in cafés & bars<br />

2. Exclusive special offers from<br />

local businesses<br />

3. Stay connected and never<br />

miss out on all things local<br />

4. Support the community you<br />

love, keep the magazine alive<br />

5. You’ll get six issues for just £20<br />

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THE RAW: The latest local<br />

happenings and things to do<br />

WOMEN ONLY: Female artists<br />

explore the role women have<br />

played in Highgate’s history<br />

CRAFTING THE FUTURE:<br />

Local crafters championing<br />

handmade products<br />

VILLAGE SOUNDS:<br />

Q&A with local musicians<br />

Gabriella Swallow and Luke Eira<br />

CREATIVITY IS POWER:<br />

Rickardo Stewart discusses<br />

youth provision and outreach<br />

IN LIMBO: Photographer<br />

Dan Bridges captures the essence<br />

of Hornsey Town Hall<br />

AN UNDERTONE OF HARMONY:<br />

Chriskitch’s Chris Honor discusses<br />

the importance of harmony<br />

WALK AND TALK (AND EAT):<br />

Reporter Aimee Charalambous<br />

experiences Walk and Talk Club<br />

Welcome to <strong>Village</strong> <strong>Raw</strong>, a new culture magazine for Crouch End, East Finchley,<br />

Highgate, Muswell Hill and surrounding areas. The magazine will feature the most<br />

interesting and exciting stories about the community’s makers and doers, writers<br />

and thinkers, art and culture, food and drink, and health and wellbeing. It’s a<br />

positive celebration of our culture and an introduction to some of our neighbours.<br />

We’ve realised while producing this first issue just how much there is going<br />

on in our area. And although we want to write about everything, the magazine<br />

has a limited number of pages – we’re having to exercise huge amounts of<br />

patience and balance in what features we’ll run and when. This is a nice problem<br />

to have though, and we look forward to celebrating our local culture and<br />

creativity for years to come.<br />

And that’s where you come in. While <strong>Village</strong> <strong>Raw</strong> is free, and we want to keep<br />

it that way, there is a cost to producing it. Our contributors are professional journalists,<br />

designers, photographers, and members of the local community, and we<br />

want to be able to continue to pay them for their hard work in bringing this magazine<br />

to you. We value them because we value you, the reader, you are who this<br />

magazine is for and about. If you enjoy this first issue of <strong>Village</strong> <strong>Raw</strong> then please<br />

consider subscribing – it will ensure we can stay in print.<br />

Lastly, you wouldn’t be reading this without the support of both our generous<br />

Kickstarter backers and our contributors. This isn’t a magazine driven by<br />

press releases, but one where our writers venture into the community, meet<br />

and talk to people, and report on what they find. We really want to delve deep<br />

into our community – and give you the raw facts.<br />

Please get in touch to let us know what you think of the magazine and tell<br />

us what you want us to cover in future. Also keep an eye on our website for<br />

additional content. We hope you enjoy the first issue!<br />

David and Luciane<br />

www.villageraw.com<br />

Subscribe today at villageraw.com/subscribe and never miss an issue.<br />

We want village raw to continue and can only really do this with your help.<br />

Your subscription will allow us to keep the magazine in print.<br />

PHOTO BY DAN BRIDGE<br />

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THE HERBAL HOME: The herbal<br />

essentials that every home’s<br />

medicine chest should have<br />

THE LAST STRAW: N8’s war on<br />

single-use plastic<br />

NOT YOUR USUAL SALAD:<br />

A recipe from the Sustainable<br />

Supper Club<br />

ILLUSTRATION: Sprwarner<br />

celebrates the first issue<br />

PRESS CLUB: This issue is edited<br />

by Highgate Primary School’s<br />

Newspaper Club<br />

VILLAGE ESSAY: Mina Aidoo<br />

writes On Being Human: Learning<br />

to Feel Again<br />

THE VILLAGE GREEN:<br />

Sunnyside Community Gardens<br />

VILLAGE RAW<br />

EDITORS<br />

Luciane Pisani<br />

David Reeve<br />

GRAPHIC DESIGN<br />

Luciane Pisani for Studio Moe<br />

EDITORIAL ADVISER<br />

Patrick Steel<br />

CONTRIBUTORS<br />

Mina Aidoo, Dorothy Barrick, Charlotte Broadribb,<br />

Aimee Charalambous, Highgate Primary School<br />

Newspaper Club, Nati Morris, Charlotte Nash, Ola<br />

Nwakodo, Carla Parks, Alicia Pivaro, Emma Withey.<br />

ILLUSTRATION<br />

Em (themossyhill.com)<br />

Sprwarner (facebook.com/sprwarner)<br />

PHOTOGRAPHY<br />

Dan Bridge (danbridgephotography.co.uk)<br />

Kate Kuzminova (katekuzminova.com)<br />

David Reeve (designstudio.moe)<br />

ADVERTISING<br />

ads@villageraw.com<br />

MARKETING CONSULTANCY<br />

Braegen.co<br />

Tweet us twitter.com/<strong>Village</strong><strong>Raw</strong>Mag<br />

Like us facebook.com/villageraw<br />

Follow us instagram.com/villageraw<br />

Contact us hello@villageraw.com<br />

Subscribe villageraw.com/subscribe<br />

<strong>Village</strong> <strong>Raw</strong> June/July 2018<br />

Cover image by David Reeve (The Haberdashery, N8)<br />

Designed and published by<br />

Studio Moe Ltd.<br />

© 2018 Studio Moe Ltd.<br />

All rights reserved. Reproduction<br />

of any contents of <strong>Village</strong> <strong>Raw</strong><br />

magazine without prior permission<br />

of the publisher is strictly prohibited.<br />

<strong>Village</strong> <strong>Raw</strong> is printed in N2 by J G Bryson<br />

THANKS TO:<br />

Vasso Anagnostopoulou, The Archer, Chris Arnold,<br />

John Austen, Chloe Barker, Rosie Bilton, Tony Carr,<br />

Amanda Carrara, Michael Corkett, Chris Currer,<br />

Michelle Eshkeri, Julia Hines, Yoshimi Kanazawa,<br />

John McAlister, Muswell Hill Creatives, Jackie and<br />

David Percy, Adriane Pisani, Alison Roberts, Alex<br />

Rochford, Nick Saich, Mathew Sawyer, Asa Taulbut,<br />

Bernardo van de Schepop, Siri Zanelli.<br />

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