Osborne’s budget gives Crossrail 2 the green light, but is it a red light for Haringey?
The 2016 budget gave us the news that Crossrail 2 will go ahead. But the report of the National Infrastructure Commission, headed by cross-bench peer Lord Adonis, brought bad news for Haringey and the proposed plans for Wood Green. It
Continue ReadingWill Wood Green become a building site for twenty years? – A view from Crouch End
Haringey Council have set out plans for a wholesale transformation of Wood Green town centre, with landmarks such as the Civic Centre, the bus depot, the Library, and Shopping City all destined for the wrecking ball. A bold move? Or
Continue ReadingForum gets formal designation
At the Haringey Cabinet meeting on Tuesday 15th December the Officer’s recommendation that Crouch End Neighbourhood Forum and Area be formally recognised by the London Borough of Haringey was unanimously agreed by the Cabinet. Following designation there will be an
Continue ReadingUpdate on our application
On 28th September 2015 we applied to Haringey for formal recognition, as this is the first requirement to develop Neighbourhood Plan. So in line with the Neighbourhood Planning Regulations, we submitted two applications, one for the proposed Neighbourhood Area and
Continue ReadingMoney for us to spend? – Community Infrastructure Levy (CIL)
CIL is a levy which local authorities can charge developers to raise funds for the infrastructure needs which arise from new developments. Where a neighbourhood plan is in place, 25% of the CIL monies collected by the Councils must be
Continue ReadingHaringey Planning Documents relevant to CENF
Haringey Planning Documents CENF relevant – this links to a document containing highlighted references to Crouch End – it is an extract from a series of other documents available on the following links – <<<<<<<<<< —add links here —>>>>>>>>>>
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