The Harringay Arms pub in Crouch End, closed for over a year, is undergoing a transformation and has been renamed The Wooden Cross. This change might connect to the area's historical background, as noted by Hornsey Historical Society member David Winskill. The new name possibly references medieval practices where a cross was erected at manor boundaries. Local figures, including Mark Afford, have expressed optimism about the renamed pub's potential success, emphasizing the importance of effective marketing in attracting patrons.
Hornsey Historical Society member David Winskill highlighted the significance of the new name for the pub, suggesting it connects to the area's rich history.
Mark Afford, chairman of Crouch End Neighbourhood Forum, expressed optimism about the pub's future, emphasizing the importance of effective marketing for success.
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