area of open land called Harringay Stadium Slopes to the south and east of Sainsbury's car park, above Hermitage Road, accessible from Surrey Gardens, off Finsbury Park Avenue Fairland Park, Falkland Road, N8 The roof garden at North Harringay Primary School A small, but very well kept and award-winning, community garden in Doncaster Gardens (off Stanhope Gardens) Also close by are: The Parkland Walk, running through nearby Stroud Green up to Highgate Alexandra Park Queen's Wood Woodberry Wetlands (formerly known as 'East Reservoir' between Harringay & Stoke Newington) Highgate Wood Chestnuts Park, by St Ann's Road Priory Park, at the end of Hornsey High Street People from HarringaySee :Category:People from HarringayHarringay on film and television Films shot in part or in their entirety in Harringay include:London River (2009)Broken Lines (2008)Jhoom Barabar Jhoom (2006) The Lives of the Saints (2006)Spider (2002)Face (1997)Chaplin (1992)The Fourth Protocol (film) (1987)The Long Good Friday (1980)The Angel Who Pawned her Heart (1954) TV productions in Harringay include: Harringay Arena was the home of the Horse of the Year Show for its first ten years, from 1947 onwards. In 1958, the show featured in the first broadcast of the BBC's new Saturday afternoon sports programme Grandstand. Harringay Stadium was the home of Greyhound racing on London Weekend Television's World of Sport between 1972 and 1982.Murder Prevention (2004; Channel 5) – shot in and around Harringay, Stroud Green and Crouch End Transport and local area Nearest places Stroud Green Crouch End Muswell Hill Stoke Newington Hornsey Turnpike Lane Wood Green St Ann's West Green Finsbury Park Manor House Places of interest St Paul's Church – striking modernist church on Wightman Road The Salisbury – well-preserved Victorian pub; listed by English Heritage Hornsey Church – 13th-century church tower See also Green Harringay above Harringay Warehouse District Nearest railway stations Harringay Green Lanes Harringay Hornsey Nearest Underground stations Manor House Turnpike Lane Buses There are three bus routes that connect Green Lanes with the City and the West End: the 29, 141, and 341. The nearby Turnpike Lane bus station offers further connection to the west, east and north. See also Langham Working Men's Club Harringay Racers - a speedway team based at Harringay Stadium Harringay Greyhounds - an ice hockey team based at Harringay Arena Maynards - a sweet factory in Vale Road References External links Harringay Online – double award-winning neighbourhood network for Harringay residents. Google map showing