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Government must provide Haringey funding to house all local rough sleepers
31 March, 2020
The Liberal Democrats have today called on the Government to “equip Haringey with the financial resources needed” to accommodate all rough sleepers locally. The call comes in response to reports that the Government has written to local councils asking them to find homes for all rough sleepers by...
Coronavirus Update (26th Mar 2020)
26 March, 2020
The update below includes new information regarding the following: Important Message from Haringey Council Haringey Response Update Parks Royal Mail & Post Reuse & recycling centres Council Services (disabled parking, customer services, highways) Carers Housing Association tenants Con...
Coronavirus Update (22nd Mar 2020)
22 March, 2020
As promised earlier this week, we are providing a further update regarding the Coronavirus response, that we believe you may find useful. As you will know, things are changing all the time and we will try to continue to provide updates as more information becomes available.
Coronavirus update (19th Mar 2020)
19 March, 2020
Many of you have been asking for information about how the Council is responding to the spread of coronavirus. In light, of this I am taking the unusual step of sharing a message from the leader of the Council with you directly. It was sent on the afternoon of Tues. Click here to read.
Council to vote on facial recognition moratorium
09 March, 2020
Haringey could become the first Council in the UK to say no to facial recognition surveillance. On March 16th, a Full Council meeting will vote on a motion put forward by Liberal Democrat councillors to declare a moratorium on Live Facial Recognition. If passed, it would prevent the Council acqu...
Coronavirus update (5th Mar 2020)
05 March, 2020
A case of covid-19 (coronavirus) is being reported as confirmed in the neighbouring borough of Barnet. With this in mind we wanted to share an updated statement on covid-19 that Haringey Council published yesterday, which is included below.
Councillor willfully deaf to fears of the Jewish community
03 March, 2020
A statement from Cllr Tammy Palmer, in response to a report in the Jewish Chronicle about comments made by Haringey Labour councillor Noah Tucker: It is sickening but sadly not surprising to see Cllr Noah Tucker once again arguing for tolerating anti-Semitism within the Labour Party’s ranks and d...
Budget could and should have done more to support local businesses
25 February, 2020
Labour Councillors in Haringey are facing criticism after rejecting proposals to help local businesses struggling with the burden of Business Rates.
Finsbury Park abortion protests prove law must change
14 February, 2020
Following a protest by an anti-abortion group outside the British Pregnancy Advisory Service (BPAS) centre in Finsbury Park, a Haringey Lib Dem councillor is calling for a change in the law to protect service users from intimidation.
Delays, delays, delays: Haringey Council still using disposable plastics in its buildings
13 February, 2020
Single use plastics continue to be distributed in Council buildings, more than a year after the Labour-run authority claimed to be taking action on the issue. Liberal Democrat councillors have branded this the latest example of the Council’s inertia on environmental matters.
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Your local Liberal Democrats care passionately about this borough. As a local party we have campaigned to keep services at the Whittington hospital, secured more funding for local schools and worked tirelessly to improve local areas and amenities.
