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Our latest infographic display shows our progress between 2022 and 2025 – from building new homes and greening neighbourhoods to supporting our vibrant cultural scene and helping families, communities, and businesses navigate the cost-of-living crisis.
A greener, fairer Haringey - What we've done so far
Fairer homes
- 721 new council homes built and let at council rents
- 2,887 council homes renovated to Decent Homes Standard
- 33% decrease in rough sleeping
- 113 new council homes under construction
- 2,000 private renters protected by council controls on rented homes
- 17,821 homes back in use after council action
- At least 3,000 new council homes by 2031
People power
- 37,000 contributions to our public engagements
- Introduced the Haringey Deal
- Created Wood Green Voices and Tottenham Voices
- Launched a Climate Partnership, a Youth Council and a budget participation pilot
Cost of living
- 1,240 residents helped into jobs by Haringey Works
- 957 households had 1-to-1 energy saving plans, cutting bills on average by £208
- 5,713 households helped by the Haringey Support Fund
- 5,399 potholes filled
- 2,286 low-income older residents given a winter fuel allowance
- 282 families received Council Tax relief
- 86 new street lights
- 188 pavements re-laid
- 24,759 roads resurfaced
Safer communities
- Haringey’s Youth Justice Service improved to a Good rating
- Safe Havens created for women and girls
- 33 new CCTV cameras
- £0.7M invested in leisure centre repairs, with £6M more to come
- 4 local leisure centres now publicly-run again
Supporting families
- Children’s services awarded a Good OFSTED rating
- First council to publicly back a ban on gambling advertising
- Special Educational Needs services awarded highest OFSTED rating
- 4 new family hubs in Wood Green, Northumberland Park, Muswell Hill, and Seven Sisters
Investing in parks and greening
- 1,636 new street trees planted
- 21 local parks improved, with major investment into 8 more parks underway
- 6,050 new trees altogether
- 5 tennis courts upgraded and 2 new astroturf pitches
- 5 new playgrounds and 5 fully renovated playgrounds
- 6 anti-flood rain gardens
- 36 new community climate projects
- 17 new wildflower meadows
- 5 new tiny forests
Cleaner air
- 34 school streets protecting 16,000 pupils
- 194 new electric car chargers, taking us to 292 in total
- 239 on-street bike hangars
- 13 estate bike hangars
Thriving culture
- Won London Borough of Culture 2027
- 3 libraries refurbished
- Launched Library Lates
Stronger schools
- Helped to deliver the Mayor of London’s free school lunches and national government’s free breakfast clubs
- 98% of schools good or outstanding
- School exclusions well below average
- 19th in the country for ‘value-added’ to GCSE results
- 10 school roofs fixed
- Haringey’s alternative provision rated Outstanding by OFSTED
- £47M invested in school repairs and renovations