A brand new Neighbourhood Health Centre is coming to Hornsey — bringing better, faster healthcare right to residents’ doorsteps and serving people across Hornsey, Crouch End, Wood Green and wider Haringey.

This week, Haringey reached a major milestone:we’ve now ended the use of hotels as temporary accommodation for homeless families. That matters, because behind every policy, there are real lives. At Full Council recently, Adam spoke about a young lad in Hornsey - let’s call him Ali. Seventeen years old, sharing a one-bedroom flat with his parents and three siblings. Sleeping in the lounge. No space to study. No room of his own. This is what the housing crisis looks like in rea

We know Lime Bikes have been a big issue locally. For a long time, residents told us the same things about Lime bikes — dumped on pavements, blocking access, that constant ticking noise from tampered bikes, and a sense that things were getting out of control. ⚠️ We heard you. And we acted! Over the past year, we’ve: 👉 Installed new designated parking bays across Hornsey 🚲📍 👉 Pushed for stronger enforcement against badly parked bikes ⚖️ 👉 Worked with the council to get a

Last month, we looked back at what we promised in 2022 — and what we’ve delivered. This week, we’re proud to launch our new manifesto for 2026–2030 . You can read the full document here. This is more than a list of policies. It’s a commitment — to build a fairer, safer and greener Haringey , and to put residents at the heart of every decision we make. A borough that stands together 🤝 At a time when division and extremism are on the rise, Haringey stands differently. We are