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About us
Haringey is fantastic – the world in one borough. A place brimming with creativity, vibrancy, personality, radicalism, diversity and community. It is a place where we stand up for each other. A place that is proudly distinctive. Haringey is the London Borough of Culture for 2027 and we are planning a year of culture to celebrate our ‘Rebel Borough’. For centuries people have come from all over the world and made their home here. They have been welcomed by our communities and in turn have enriched daily life in the borough. Our streets buzz with culture, from food markets to street art, roller discos to Nigerian tapas. Culture and community is in our DNA. Our working-class history champions change-makers and everyday rebels; revelling in our differences, battling discrimination, championing equality and doing things our own way. We speak 180 languages and are home to many communities. Our incredible and renowned food culture is on show from Green Lanes to West Green Road. Haringey is a special place. We have great schools, wonderful libraries, green flag parks; and thriving shopping centres and high streets. We are proud to be home to the renowned Alexandra Palace; historic Bruce Castle Museum; beautiful Finsbury Park; and the world-class Tottenham Stadium. As well as to ground-breaking artists, entrepreneurs, activists, educators; and thousands of dedicated and committed key workers. As a council we strongly believe in what we do. We work in partnership with our residents. We recognise they are experts in their own lives, communities and our borough. We draw on their experience and insights. Their priorities are our priorities. We put our values at the heart of everything we do. We fight for what is right and challenge injustice. We work for the common good and aim to unite not divide. We are competent, collaborative and radical. We are building a fairer and greener Haringey.
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- Government Administration
- Company size
- 1,001-5,000 employees
- Headquarters
- Wood Green, London
- Type
- Government Agency
- Founded
- 1965
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Civic Centre
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Wood Green, London N22 8LE, GB
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Updates
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Do you know someone or an organisation making a positive impact in our community? As we mark the 60th anniversary of Haringey as a London Borough, we're excited to celebrate our incredible communities with the Haringey at 60 Heroes Awards! Whether it's a dedicated volunteer, a local business, a community organisation, a residents' group, or an individual who truly makes a difference, we want to hear about them. Nominate your hero by Sunday 6 April. 👉 https://lnkd.in/ehmx-vjF
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We would just like to wish a very happy #Newroz to all those celebrating in Haringey and beyond! Newroz marks the beginning of Spring and the start of a New Year for the Kurdish communities and residents in our borough & around the world. 🌍 Newroz Pîroz Be! 🌾🌷🌿🎇🔥 ✌🏽❤️☀️💚
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Celebrating #Newroz! The Leader, Cllr Peray Ahmet, the Mayor of Haringey, Cllr Sue Jameson, and Cabinet Member for Communities, Cllr Ajda Ovat, joined our Kurdish residents for their New Year celebrations tonight. Speeches from dignitaries and community members were followed by traditional music and dancing.
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Young musical talents from across the borough lit up the stage at the iconic Royal Albert Hall as the Haringey Schools Music Festival made a return. A highlight was the premiere of several new works, demonstrating our commitment to innovation & the arts -> https://bit.ly/4kA2x1t
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Drivers are being urged to follow the regulations as penalty charges for parking & traffic violations are set rise across the capital for the first time since 2011. Penalties will increase by £30 in all 32 London boroughs. For further information -> https://bit.ly/43WEdAN 🚗🅿️
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Haringey Council is developing a homelessness strategy for the next two years. It aims to improve: - the way that the council works with other organisations to prevent people becoming homeless - the accommodation and support available when people become homeless Please share your views by completing our survey by Monday, 31 March 2025 🔗 https://lnkd.in/eApTACmE
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Cabinet gave the go ahead last night for a £4.8m programme to maintain & deliver essential flood defences over the next 5 years. This major investment will install up to 8 drainage schemes annually as well as a flood alleviation project at #TurnpikeLane: https://bit.ly/4idBuaL
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"These additional roles underscore our commitment to keeping Haringey clean & holding those who pollute our borough accountable. By working together with our residents, we’ll ensure everyone plays their part in protecting our community." Our Cabinet Member for Resident Services & Tackling Inequality, Cllr Seema Chandwani, on the expansion of our Waste Enforcement team in response to residents' calls for cleaner & litter-free streets. More -> https://bit.ly/4kRzM0e
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Broadwater Farm hosted Haringey Council’s first Iftar yesterday evening. Residents, staff and the local community gathered to break their fast and share the meaning of Ramadan with friends and neighbours. The Broadwater Farm team worked with local organisations and long-standing community partners – The Moselle Community Project, provided by Active Change Haringey to offer this community event combining faith, food and friendship. Council Leader Cllr Peray Ahmet, Deputy Leader Cllr Sarah Williams, Cllr Ovat and Cllr Gordon joined the celebrations along with guest speakers - Imam Sayem from Ayesha Mosque, Bibi Khan MBE from the Wightman Centre, Reverend Keith Jackson from the Church on the Farm and Broadwater Farm resident and local teacher Muneerah Ali. Visit our website to learn more about how Broadwater Farm's improvement programme works with residents, community groups and key stakeholders to support the Broadwater Farm community. https://lnkd.in/ektPSeYV #Communitypartnerships #BroadwaterFarm #LocalImpact #Placemaking #Collaboration #Housing #Community
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