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Haringey Liberal Democrats are today publishing their manifesto ahead of the local elections on May 3rd. The document sets out a comprehensive programme for improving the services the London Borough of Haringey provides to its residents, and an alternative to the chaos caused by a divided and sc...
Active holders of parking permits in Haringey will have recently received an email about proposed changes by the Labour-run council to on street parking permits and charges, that will see an increase in visitor parking costs of over 125%, with carers potentially having to pay an additional £100 t...
Haringey Liberal Democrats have called for carers to be spared from hikes in the price of parking permits.
Following the announcement of proposed changed to permit parking across Haringey, your Crouch End Lib Dem team have sent the following objections to the council traffic team:
Haringey Labour councillors failed to take an opportunity to stop the controversial Haringey Development Vehicle (HDV) at an extraordinary meeting called by the Haringey Liberal Democrats last night.
Haringey Liberal Democrats have announced a new flagship policy to deliver council and affordable housing if elected in the local elections on 3rd May 2018. The proposal would see a 100% council-owned housing company created to invest an initial £148m into building new council and affordable hom...
Haringey Liberal Democrats have welcomed the news this week that Labour’s National Executive Committee (NEC) has backed their actions to stop the controversial Haringey Development Vehicle (HDV) and are urging Labour councillors in Haringey to do the same.
Haringey Liberal Democrats have thrown down the gauntlet to Labour councillors, urging them to “stand up for their principles” after it emerged last week that, in a secret party meeting, 22 sitting Labour councillors refused to back controversial plans to sell off Council homes across the borough.
800 homes in Haringey have been left empty for six months or more, with over 190 vacant for greater than two years, research by the Liberal Democrats has revealed.
A fried chicken restaurant in Tottenham, which received £340,000 in public money has closed. The Chicken Town businesses was given £340,000 in loans and grants by Labour-run Haringey Council over 2 years. Thus far there is no sign any of the money has been repaid to the council.
Your local Liberal Democrat councillors and PPCs, Dawn Barnes and Tammy Palmer, have campaigned to keep services at the Whittington hospital, secured more funding for local schools and successfully argued the local Labour-run council should start building new council homes.