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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
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- 1,001-5,000 employees
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- Wood Green, London
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- 1965
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Wood Green, London N22 8LE, GB
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Updates
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Is your business ready to make a difference? Join the growing community of Living Wage employers across London and commit to paying a wage that reflects the real cost of living in our borough. By signing up, you’re not just supporting your employees—you’re investing in the future of your business and our community. Become a Living Wage employer today and make your mark during London Living Wage Week! Together, we can create a fairer Haringey for everyone. Find out more at www.livingwage.org.uk
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The Mayor of Haringey Councillor Susan Jameson has pinned on her poppy in support of the Royal British Legion’s Poppy Appeal and urged other residents to do the same. The Poppy Appeal runs until Remembrance Day and money raised goes towards the Royal British Legion’s welfare and benevolent work in support of serving and ex-service people and their families. Poppies and donation boxes can be found in Haringey’s libraries, and on the reception desk of Alexandra House and George Meehan House. Visit our website to find details of memorial events taking place across the borough: https://lnkd.in/eryXbjwe
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Huge thanks to Black Thrive Haringey for an impactful evening exploring mental health and racial equality in the UK at the Mental Health Journeys film screening and conversation at Broadwater Farm last week. We had the privilege of viewing two powerful short films: “Me, My Father and My Mental Health” by Courtney Brown, Founder and CEO of Father 2 Father, and “Me, My Music and My Mental Health” by musician and mental health advocate Shocka Proton. Following the screenings, Courtney, Shocka, and the film’s producer Antony C Forde held a meaningful audience discussion focusing on men's mental health. This discussion was part of a larger conversation introduced by Jordelle Akinola, from North London Mental Health Partnership NHS Trust, and hosted by Lynette Charles, CEO of Mind in Haringey, about improving services for individuals from diverse ethnic, racial, and cultural backgrounds through the Patient and Carer Race Equality Framework (PCREF). With over 50 attendees from across Haringey and London, the evening encouraged open conversations on mental health, race inequalities and the importance of organisations working with communities to make the right improvements. Thank you to everyone who joined us! Discover more about the Patient and Carer Race Equality Framework - https://lnkd.in/eQA5g5JD See the full program of events for Black History Haringey 365 throughout the year - https://lnkd.in/eXk8m6JD #mentalhealth #communityengagement #placemaking #housing #equality
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🌟 Shaping Wood Green: A Continuing Conversation 🌟 Did you know there’s a new mobile Youth Hub in Wood Green? Or that Grow N22 has created a new garden at the Haringey Learning Partnership? 🌱 Take a look at the updated Shaping Wood Green Commonplace, check out the actions delivered across the 6 Themes for Change and see how we’re making a difference together! https://lnkd.in/eWzNiH5M #WoodGreen #Community #ShapingTheFuture #YouthHub #GrowN22 #HaringeyLearningPartnership #JoinTheConversation
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Get ready, Haringey! The countdown to London Living Wage Week has begun! One whole week dedicated to celebrating the employers and individuals pushing this movement forward. Starting 4 November! Find out more at www.livingwage.org.uk #LondonLivingWeek
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The Housing Delivery team Anna Blandford and Jack Goulde had an inspiring visit to the Housing Festival , MMC Exhibition launch at the Building Centre 👏 The festival showcases innovation and opportunity within the built environment, with a specific exhibit on Modern Methods of Construction (MMC), featuring a board by Haringey Council and Seismic about our Woodridings Court project. The scheme will be the world's first residential development to use Seismic's Category 1 Volumetric Platform 🏘️ The Exhibition is on until February 2025, culminating in a Housing Summit where some of our team will be presenting! Go check it out if you get the chance🙏 https://lnkd.in/en8YSQUK
We are delighted to announce that our exhibition is now open to the public! Join us Monday to Friday, 8 am - 6 pm, at the Building Centre to explore ideas, case studies, materials and solutions. New Homes in New Ways: Collaboration and Innovation Through Modern Methods of Construction, is co-curated by the Housing Festival and the Building Centre's commercial partnerships team. The UK has a very real housing crisis, and together with our partners we bring solutions and creativity to create homes for people now. Come and be inspired! #housingcrisis #london #freeexhibition
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🌍 Yesterday, 24 October, residents and community groups came together to launch Year 4 of the Haringey Community Carbon Fund! Councillor Mike Hakata, Cabinet Member for Climate Action, Environment, and Transport, and our Climate Change team provided an overview of the fund, which supports projects aimed at reducing energy consumption, waste and associated carbon emissions across Haringey. The event included opportunities for attendees to share project ideas, reflect on past funded projects, and participate in co-design workshops to develop new initiatives. There was also a session dedicated to shaping the future of the fund to ensure it continues to meet the community’s needs. Part of the council’s Climate Change Action Plan, the Haringey Community Carbon Fund offers grants that empower residents, groups, and businesses to launch impactful, carbon-cutting projects. This is funded by the carbon offset contribution secured through Section 106 agreements if developers cannot meet the net zero carbon standard for new developments. 🌱 The fund has supported 26 projects over the past three years, and this year’s round, our biggest yet, offers £112,000 to bring more community-led ideas to life. Applications open on 1 November 2024. 🔗 Learn more: https://lnkd.in/ezdMbW8D #CommunityCarbonFund #ClimateAction #Haringey #Sustainability #CoDesign
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Selby Urban Village receives £2m boost. Funding secured from the Brownfield Land Release Fund will help deliver 200 new council homes 🏠 We're on track to deliver 3,000 high-quality homes across #Haringey by 2031. More exciting news on the Selby Urban Village masterplan soon! Read the full story 👉 https://bit.ly/40i9FYt
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As part of our free Migrants and Refugees Entrepreneurship Programme, powered by Walk Your Talk, they are hosting an online information session where you can learn more about the programme. Book your free space here https://lnkd.in/eEzKwD2K
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