Lib Dems accused the council of not having recycling as a 'priority' as rates dropped to a new twelve year low
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Up to 154 homes will be bought from the 995-home scheme being built at St Ann's Hospital
The cash allows the council to acquire ten new homes for residents who have experienced rough sleeping
The borough already has 26 school streets which help over 11,000 pupils travel to school “in cleaner air with less risk”
Local councillors previewed a refurbishment of Highgate Library last week, which has been closed since February 2023
Cornerstone say Priory Road is the 'best site available' for the 5G rollout
Pro-Palestine groups addressed a pensions committee meeting with some councillors also expressing anger at the fund's investments
Cathy Brennan, Labour councillor for Muswell Hill, on the future of one of Haringey’s vital green spaces
Residents of Belmont Road just outside the Bruce Grove LTN have spoken of the low-traffic scheme has led to worsening conditions on boundary roads such as...
The Metropolitan Police has launched a new policing framework for the area
Library users across the borough fear the impact of proposed cuts by Haringey Council
Haringey residents have until 23rd February to nominate someone who they think deserves the award
Philip House provides a “low-pressure” alternative to mainstream schooling but is now set to be shut down by Haringey Council
Haringey Council finance chiefs have yet to work out how they can fill the gap in its 2024/25 budget but say they're "not in Section 114 territory"
Grace Howarth, Local Democracy Reporter, speaks to Peray Ahmet about the big issues facing Haringey in 2024
Haringey Safeguarding Children Partnership presented its annual report at a committee meeting last week
A statement from council leader Peray Ahmet follows the murders of Jonah Ho-Shue and Harry Pitman
The council has until 6th February to finalise it plans to close a £16.3m gap in the budget for the upcoming financial year
Three borough leisure facilities are due to insourced by Haringey Council later this year after long-running issues with previous private provider
Haringey Council admits mistakes were made and agrees to pay thousands in compensation following ombudsman investigation
Haringey Council is seeking to create “environment where hate crime is not tolerated but challenged, reported and dealt with"
The new initiative led to five arrests and 5 arrests and class A drugs seized in an operation at Holcombe Market
Inflation, interest rates, demand for critical services and “conditions in the national economy” blamed by Haringey Council's finance chief
The number of local homeless families placed in emergency hotel accommodation has risen from zero to 104 in just 18 months
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