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	Updated 13/07/2009
The Council's Master Plan for Notting Hill Gate 13/07/2009	Due to the 2008/09 financial situation Land Securities is currently no longer in a position to work with the Council in undertaking any redevelopment in Notting Hill Gate; the result is that the Master Plan is currently in abeyance.
Toni Newman 13/07/2009	NHIG has lost a great supporter with the sad and sudden death of Toni Newman, one of its committee members, who was much involved with the NHIG art projects over many years.
The Council's Master Plan for Notting Hill Gate 04/07/2008	NHIG eagerly awaits the production of the Master Plan for Notting Hill Gate being produced for the Council by Urban Initiatives.
The Council's LDF plans for Notting Hill Gate 20/03/2008	See initial Response to the Council's Local Development Framework proposals for Notting Hill Gate.
New Weblog (Blog) for NHIG 11/03/2007	A blog facility has now been added to NHIG's presence on the Internet to enable feedback of comments by those interested in the future development of Notting Hill Gate. Click here: NHIG Weblog
What are your views about Notting Hill Gate?	Steve Burgin of Delancey, who are jointly working up proposals for the redevelopment of parts of Notting Hill Gate, are keen to hear your views about what facilities you currently like and dislike about Notting Hill Gate. Download the Survey and respond to Steve Burgin by E-mail or post your answers to the survey questions to him at 40 Portland Square, W1H 0AA
The Notting Hill Gate of Bygone Days July 2006	An A3 size photograph of Notting Hill Gate in the early 1900s has come into the possession of NHIG and has been kindly scanned by Prontaprint Notting Hill Gate See History page.
1957 Preview	A recently rediscovered article by Kenneth Brown that appeared in the Architects' Journal in December 1957 with comments on the then proposed redevelopment scheme for Notting Hill Gate.
The Notting Hill Print Collection December 2004
	The Notting Hill Print Collection is an exciting new initiative by the Notting Hill Gate Improvements Group. The Collection is a series of limited edition prints, photographs and multiples for and about Notting Hill. It seeks to draw upon and strengthen the rich past and present artistic culture in the area. Ultimately, the Collection will comprise 12 works, of which seven are currently available.
	The commission is centred on artists affiliated with the area who have designed new prints with subject matters specific to Notting Hill. In particular, it brings together artists who lived and worked in the area in the 1960’s when they were at the forefront of establishing the Pop Art movement. Having first made their names in the area, today these artists have gone on to achieve major international status. In this ground-breaking commission, these artists are once again reunited. The resultant Collection is not only brilliant but immensely innovative and a great deal of fun. The project is being undertaken in collaboration with the Royal College of Art where many of these artists were students in the 1960’s.
	Proceeds from The Collection will support the ongoing work of the Notting Hill Gate Improvements Group and the Royal College of Art student bursary fund.
	From December 7th 2004 through February 2005 the prints are being showcased at Guesthouse West, 163-165 Westbourne Grove, a principal sponsor of the project.
	The initial phase of the collection includes the following seven works. Prints are in limited editions of 55 and are available for purchase in size 22” x 30”.
Derek Boshier Screenprint
Alan Fletcher Digital Print ‘Portobello’
Christopher Logue Screenprint ‘Last Night in Notting Hill’
Chris Orr Etching ‘The Younger Ones’
Justin de Villeneuve Digital Print ‘Jonny Mod’	(to come)
Nigel Waymouth Screenprint ‘Art in Heaven’
Nadim Karam Multiple ‘Offspring of Carnival Elephant’
	For further information or to purchase the artworks please contact: Antoinette Newman Notting Hill Gate Improvements Group Tel: 020 7229 8790 Email: acbnewman@hotmail.com
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