Sophia Khalil from Streetz Ahead on the group's upcoming theatre production
Author - James Cracknell
A 2021 London Assembly survey found 91.3% of people do not feel toilet provision is adequate to meet their needs
As well as alleviating cost of living pressures the policy also appears to have boosted pupil behaviour
The industrial dispute between Haringey Council and Unite union members has been ongoing for over a year
Local residents are being invited to submit their views on how to make the borough's transport network "safer and more sustainable"
Haringey Civic Centre has been closed since 2020 following the discovery of “serious safety and structural issues” but will now be expanded and...
Local artist Jo Gold was invited by the headteacher of Alexandra Primary School to paint the mural using pupils and local landmarks as inspiration
Tyler McDermott left a music recording studio in Tottenham in April 2023 when he was shot and then stabbed by a group of men
City Hall is only 9% of the way towards hitting the lower end of its already-reduced affordable homes target
Many major European cities impose a levy on hotel guests and Manchester and Liverpool have also recently introduced a type of tourist tax in recent...
Timothy Choi has cerebral palsy and faces significant physical challenges but uses art to express himself
Finance chief says 2025/26 budget gap is "significantly more" than what was ideal
Haringey Civic Centre hopes the purchase of 86 new properties will help reduce its waiting list
London sees year-on-year violent crime rate rise 1% compared despite violent incidents across England and Wales falling overall by 5%
Five local schools took part in a year-long initiative supported by the council and City Hall
Trust for London report says 37,000 migrant households in London live in poverty and 120,000 households are “at risk of destitution”
Highgate International Chamber Music Festival will host a range of chamber music at St Anne’s Church in the first week of December
Deputy London mayor Jules Pipe says the infrastructure and funding is not yet in place to deliver 1.5m homes in five years
The site at Pinkham Way has been locked up for years amid debate over its future use
London Assembly member says current restrictions make it “incredibly challenging” for asylum seekers to travel to necessary appointments
The mayor has been asked to work with the Met to stop “people in sex work being criminalised for the rest of their lives”
Partnership between Haringey Council, local parks groups and Lawn Tennis Association helps secure upgrades to facilities
Moussa Amine Sylla from Haringey Community Food Network invites residents to get involved in the community-driven response to local food poverty
Residents are concerned some parts of Haringey will charge £17 per day visitors to park
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