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Haringey Council will bring its housing arm in-house after the move received “overwhelming support” from residents. → Read More
Questions remain over who botched Haringey Council's £23m purchase of Alexandra House in Wood Green. → Read More
Long-term measures to stop people around Muswell Hill using Alexandra Palace Way in Haringey as a “race track” will be brought in. → Read More
Children’s services in Haringey are facing a “perfect storm” due to increased Covid-19 costs and a lack of government funding. → Read More
Haringey saw the biggest drop in life satisfaction in London during the Covid-19 pandemic, sparking concerns over the impact of the virus on mental health. → Read More
Four more services that were outsourced to Capita could be brought back under Barnet Council’s control in two years’ time. → Read More
Homeschooling, roadworks, climate change and brown bin rounds have all been on the Barnet Council agenda in recent weeks. → Read More
Barnet Council aims to bring in more money from development schemes and spend it on bigger projects. → Read More
A fed-up landlord held a birthday bash to mark one year of abandoned bins and fly-tipping causing a stink outside his property. → Read More
Her daughter has a life-threatening illness but a Childs Hill mother has been unable to get a housing association to fix her flat's issues with heating... → Read More
Council tax looks set to rise by almost five per cent in Haringey as the local authority plans further investment in services. → Read More
A developer’s proposal to build an extra floor on top of existing flats in Hampstead Garden Suburb using new planning rights has been turned down. → Read More
Nearly 150 people were found to be sleeping rough in Barnet when the coronavirus pandemic struck – significantly higher than the council’s estimate of 24. → Read More
Around a third of people polled by the Watford Observer have not downloaded a mobile phone app designed to stop the spread of Covid-19. → Read More
Haringey Council has vowed to “do things differently” after it paid out at least £23,000 to residents for its failings in the previous financial year. One of the biggest payouts – £4,400 – went to a disabled man who suffered “prolonged distress” after he was left in housing that could not be adapted for his wheelchair for more than four years due to council delays. Other payments included £2,800… → Read More
An East Finchley councillor slammed outsourcing giant Capita after a report revealed more evidence of underperformance and mistakes in its running of Barnet Council’s pension scheme. → Read More
Barnet Council bosses have admitted more needs to be done to promote equality after concerns were raised by members of staff. → Read More
Young people in Barnet have raised concerns over the impact of the coronavirus lockdown on their long-term mental health. A survey revealed more than two fifths of youngsters felt their long-term mental health and wellbeing had been affected by lockdown, with education and exams a key concern. There was also an increase in children with anxiety using a mental health support service and a 25%… → Read More
Barnet councillors have approved plans for cycle routes across the borough – including a link to Highgate – after backing the town hall’s Long-term Transport Strategy. → Read More
Barnet’s political leaders have responded to a proposed overhaul of the planning system that could see their oversight of applications diminish. → Read More