tottenham high road
Tottenham High Road links all of Tottenham's vibrant local centres together. From Seven Sisters to Tottenham Green, Bruce Grove and beyond, projects are both planned and underway along the High Road. Find out more out these projects in this section.
High Road Strategy
The Tottenham High Road Strategy started in 2017. Haringey Council commissioned consultants Tibbalds, to provide a programme of proposals to improve the High Road
Future High Streets Fund
Future High Streets Fund (FHSF) is a central Government initiative to support and fund local areas’ plans to make their high streets and town centres fit for the future.
High Streets Heritage Action Zone
Haringey has been awarded a grant of just over £2m from Historic England’s High Streets Heritage Action Zone programme to set up the Tottenham High Street Heritage Action Zone in Bruce Grove.
Pride in Bruce Grove
Our Pride in Bruce Grove project will enliven public spaces in the town centre with artistic installations that reflect and celebrate Bruce Grove and its communities. The
The Yard, 551B High Road
As part of the £2m in funding from the Mayor of London’s Good Growth Fund, the Council are transforming the Yard at 551B High Street into a new workspace and a community Food & Beverage facility at Morrison Yard.
Page Green Common and Terrace & Rangemoor Open Space
Have your say on improvements to these three green spaces near Seven Sisters station.
New lease of Life for Bruce Grove Toilets
Bruce Grove Toilets (Public Conveniences), the local landmark at Bruce Grove junction, are set to be revamped and given a new use.
Holcombe Market
Holcombe Market is nestled within the heart of Tottenham, close to Bruce Grove Station and was originally established over 100 years ago
Improving Tottenham Green - next steps
A project is underway to raise the profile of the buildings surrounding Tottenham Green through improved lighting, signage and pathways.
Wards Corner & Apex House
Haringey Council are committed to the regeneration of Seven Sisters and transforming Seven Sisters into the gateway to Tottenham.