All roads lead to Haringey, *again*
High Time for the Crouch End Spring Streaterie Highway 2021 Revisited. We’re reminded not to let a good blog go gently. The following was originally published in May 2020. We didn’t think much has changed so you get to see
Continue ReadingThe Lockdown Census – March 21st 2021
Summary Here’s another appeal for your participation at this most difficult of times. Only just about a fortnight ago we asked for your support in redesignating the Forum, a consultation that closes on 19th March (click the link to be
Continue ReadingIn Planning – Crouch End, February 2021
Another periodic look at significant local residential developments. Densification we believe it’s called – and on and on it goes. Images: drawings from Haringey planning portal, photos, CENF. Tottenham Lane We’re in the latter stages of the Tottenham Lane
Continue ReadingGreen shoots of a Crouch End recovery?
As our January review of the local economy was a tad grim, we thought a peek at some soon-to-open newcomers might offer a ray of post-vaccine sunshine. Brave stuff to open in a pandemic, but then we’ve also seen the
Continue ReadingConsultation on redesignation of Crouch End Neighbourhood Forum
A slightly odd time to be asking for support, what with a slight lockdown hibernation. Stay tuned. The official consultation on the Forum is on the Haringey website, see the following… And don’t forget, you can sign up to the
Continue ReadingTown Hall Square design (a recap)
Here’s an issue that often comes up: the new square. It’s clearly an important matter for the community – and, we think, one for the local economy too. The hoardings are due to come down this summer. We thought a quick
Continue ReadingCrouch End click and collect – town centre retail survey December 2020
Challenging and strange times, and uncertain and worrying prospects for local businesses. As a result our annual look at the condition of the high street somewhat fails to capture the reality of the moment – with fewer changes than usual
Continue ReadingA planning permission dilemma
Context Crouch End High Street has seen both increased turnover of tenants and lower occupancy rates recently, in common with much of the rest of the country. Our retail survey documents the comings and goings. Beam stands out in this as
Continue ReadingHigh street use classes – all change from September 1st
People may have noticed there’s revolution in the air in the world of planning. Permitted Development rights are extended, permission in principle is the government’s preference, and the entire system of planning applications and development management looks to see the
Continue ReadingHaringey act against office to residential conversions
CENF have submitted a letter of support for Haringey’s move to apply an ‘Article 4 Direction’, covering Crouch End town centre, designed to restrict permitted development rights which currently allow for the change of use from offices to residential without
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