The Network

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What is the purpose of the Network?
The Islington Time Banks Network brings together four Time Banks already running across the borough and a fifth which is in the process of being set up. The Network aims to help the four existing Time Banks grow and to promote the creation of new Time Banks. It will offer support to organizations interested in setting up Time Banks in priority/deprived Islington wards. This in turn is intended to raise the levels of social inclusion, neighbourhood renewal and regional prosperity.
How many Time Banks are in the Network?
There are currently four Time Banks running within the Islington Time Banks Network: Hilldrop and Caledonian Road, hosted at the Hilldrop Community Centre. Caxton House, which is being hosted by Caxton House Community Centre. Mildmay, hosted at the Factory Community Project. Whittington Time Exchange, hosted by Hargrave Park School.

The Network Launch
The Islington Time Banks Network was launched on November 12th 2003. Present at the well attended launch were Deputy Mayor Joan Coupland and Councillor Laura Willoughby. The pictures below were taken at the Network launch:

Opposite: David Vandivier from The Factory (Sponsors of the Mildmay Time Bank) addresses the audience. Below left: The Crouch Hill (now Caxton House) Time Bank stall claps after hearing of the contributions made by local children to Time Banking. Below right: Louise Pratt, the Crouch Hill (now Caxton House) Time Broker pictured with young Time Bank participants receiving special time bank biscuits made by a time bank member.
David Vandivier addresses the audience
Crouch Hill (now Caxton House) Time Bank stall
Time Bank participants receiving special time bank biscuits made by a time bank member.
 

 

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