Tottenham Regeneration

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Tottenham has a rich history, a strong community, north London’s best transport links, a successful premier league club and a burgeoning business community. Yet Tottenham has the potential to be even better.

Ambitious regeneration plans are already underway, with schemes tackling local people's priorities of more job opportunities, better housing and improved transport links. 

The story so far
The story so far

Discover how Haringey Council plans to bring more than 5,000 jobs and 10,000 new homes, as well as nearly 1million sq ft of new employment space to Tottenham by 2025.

The story so far
Explore Tottenham
Explore Tottenham

From Seven Sisters to Northumberland Park, discover the regeneration projects already underway and learn more about future plans for each area.

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People

Find out about the initiatives underway in Tottenham to support education and training, a healthy community and a clean and safe Tottenham.

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Business
Business

Tottenham is open for business. With a proud history of bring London’s home of manufacturing, Tottenham is seeing a new generation of makers take advantage of our borough’s boom to set up shop.

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LIGHTING UP OUR COMMON’S FUTURE
LIGHTING UP OUR COMMON’S FUTURE

A twilight consultation on the future of Page Green Common saw dozens of residents turn out to submit their views underneath a special light installation in the trees.

The event was arranged by Haringey Council and architects MUF which will be using the feedback in their designs and plans to transform the common between Seven Sisters and Tottenham Hale into a place to benefit the community.

Food and Drink Festival time!
Food and Drink Festival time!

The third Haringey Food and Drink Festival takes place on Sunday 30 September, 11am-6pm on Tottenham Green. It is a free, family friendly festival with live music for Haringey.

Around 45 local growers, produce, street food, bakers, artisan, local breweries, gin makers and more will be there. This is your chance to meet the makers!

Proposals to close ticket offices at Bruce Grove and White Hart Lane Stations
Proposals to close ticket offices at Bruce Grove and White Hart Lane Stations

London Overground is proposing to review and modernise customer service on the London Overground.

As part of the proposals a review of ticket offices has been carried out and closing fifty one ticket offices across the London Overground network is being considered. The proposed closures are at stations where there are fewer than twelve ticket sales per hour throughout the day. In Haringey this includes White Hart Lane and Bruce Grove. Consultation runs until 11 October.

Upcoming Events
Oct - Jan2018Parent and toddler balance bike sessions - Lordship Rec

Wheely Tots run weekly parent and toddler balance bike sessions in Lordship Rec for children aged 18 months and over. No need to bring your own bike, you can borrow ours.Each session is 45 minutes and has activities ranging from drawing with chalks, ...

10Nov2018Concert of Remembrance

Saturday 10 November, 7.30pm start.The New Tottenham Singers are delighted to announce a free community Concert of Remembrance to commemorate the 100th anniversary of the First World War Armistice.Bringing together people from the local community and...

10Nov2018Conscientious Objection Remembered

Saturday 10 November, 2.30-4.30pm.This free workshop, funded by a Heritage Lottery Fund grant to the Haringey First World War Peace Forum, will enable you to undertake your own research into the men who applied to the local Military Service Tribunals...

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