We were very sorry to hear that Judy Bax died on 18th August. Judy, a former Haringey Labour Councillor, was chair of the Hornsey Town Hall Advisory Panel and then the Community Partnership Board, and worked tirelessly to ensure HTH has a sustainable future that would represent community aspirations. <\/p>\n
We send our condolences to Judy\u2019s family. We understand there will be a private family funeral; a memorial service for Judy will take place in the early autumn. As soon as we have details of that and the site for leaving messages of condolence, we will post them here.<\/p>\n
Former councillor David Winskill, (a minority group rep on the Advisory Panel and Community Partnership Board from its early days) adds,<\/p>\n
“Working with Judy was an absolute joy: she was one of the most intelligent and decent people I met as a councillor. She was crucial in opening up the debate about Hornsey Town Hall and made it possible to develop a vision for the use of the building that reflected to aspirations of all Haringey residents. Judy will be greatly missed.”<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
We were very sorry to hear that Judy Bax died on 18th August. Judy, a former Haringey Labour Councillor, was chair of the Hornsey Town Hall Advisory Panel and then the Community Partnership Board, and worked tirelessly to ensure HTH has a sustainable future that would represent community aspirations. 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