The Council is updating the way estate parking is managed across Haringey. The current system is more than 20 years old and no longer works effectively — especially as national legislation has changed and privately-managed enforcement is no longer fit for purpose. A new, modernised scheme is now being proposed, and Hornsey estates will be part of Phase 4 of the consultation , running from 10 November to 15 December 2025 . This is your chance to help shape how parking works

Over the past few weeks, we’ve been out on a series of estate inspections with council officers and local residents, visiting a number of blocks across the ward — including Chasewater, Elgar, Tennyson, Moore, Audley and Harvey . These walkabouts are an important way for us to see issues first-hand and make sure nothing gets missed. Together, we picked up a wide range of repairs and maintenance concerns, including: 🔧 fixing broken lights and communal fixtures 🧹 improved cle

The council has now published the Draft Local Plan , setting out a long-term vision for how Haringey will grow and evolve over the next decade and beyond. This includes a dedicated section for Hornsey , based on what residents told us during the earlier “First Steps” engagement in 2020/2021. It’s important to say that the Draft Local Plan does not mean development is being approved or that the council is actively bringing these sites forward. Instead, the Plan sets out a fra

Campsbourne Estate Drop In Details

We’re currently consulting on two related policies aimed at making Haringey’s neighbourhoods safer, stronger, and more harmonious. This...

We wanted to share two important updates on council housing in Haringey — one about home surveys starting this autumn, and another on the Resident Advisory Panel’s review of the repairs service.

Cllr Small joined the community Iftar on the Campsbourne Estate.

Find out more information about the new council homes on Boyton Close and help us brainstorm for new name ideas.