Part of: Consultations for parking
The Council is aware some residents in the Hornsey South CPZ who live near Hornsey Railway Station are finding it hard to find a place to park outside of the existing CPZ hours of operation.
This may be due to a number of reasons depending on when residents are arriving back home. The railway station attracts commuters who arrive by car outside of the controlled hours and some of the local businesses (combination of industrial estates, individual businesses, a café and a restaurant) attract customers who arrive by private car. Some of the parking problems have been reported to occur late into the evening and on weekends.
We proposed to create a sub-zone near Hornsey station to cover the island of roads bounded by Tottenham Lane, Church Lane and Hornsey High Street which includes Gisburn Road and Ribblesdale Road. The sub-zone would have longer hours of operation and potentially include weekends to better provide for the parking needs of residents and ensure their parking needs are prioritised.
We are currently preparing the decision report.
Please read the public engagement letter and map.
We carried out a statutory consultation on the proposal to introduce red route controls to High Road Wood Green, between Bounds Green Road and Turnpike Lane.
We are currently preparing the decision report.
Find out more about the proposals.
We understood from local ward councillors that residents were finding it difficult to park near their homes. This was due to parking pressures created by those outside the area, who took advantage of the free or unrestricted parking arrangements during events at Alexandra Palace or the Tottenham Hotspur stadium.
We proposed introducing parking controls that would prioritise parking for residents when events (sports or entertainment) were taking place at Alexandra Palace or the Tottenham Hotspur stadium.
We asked whether residents wanted us to work with them to help resolve these parking pressures and prioritise parking for local households.
We are currently reviewing the public engagement feedback before deciding on the next steps.
Please read the public engagement letter and map.
Residents of Southview Road and Hawthorn Road have told us that they are finding it difficult to park near their homes. This is due to parking pressures created by those outside the area, who take advantage of the current free or unrestricted parking arrangements.
We have reviewed all feedback and comments received during he public engagement and the consultation outcome report has now been completed and approved. The next stage is statutory consultation on extending the Hornsey North East CPZ to include North View Road, South View Road and Hawthorn Road. A link to the report can be found below.
The statutory consultation will commence on Wednesday 10th December.
Thank you to everyone who took part and shared their views.
Please read the public engagement letter and map.
In recent years, the frequency and complexity of events held at Finsbury Park has increased, leading to challenges in how parking access and safety are managed during events. As the Highway Authority, we have a legal duty to manage the public highway.
As a result of the ongoing challenges, we propose to extend the existing match/event day restrictions (Monday to Saturday 8.30am to 8.30pm and on Sunday and Public Holidays 12 noon to 4.30pm). This will mean existing signs and parking bays can be used to help manage parking when events are held at Finsbury Park.
A decision has yet to be made on the next steps.
Following the public and statutory consultations we have decided to go ahead with the proposal to introduce controlled parking controls on Willoughby Lane as set out on the plans:
The new Willoughby Lane CPZ is proposed to operate Monday to Friday, 8am to 6.30pm.
Between November and December 2024, we asked you to respond to these proposals. Please see the Willoughby Lane CPZ Report for all details. For further information (including the consultation report) please email us at frontline.consultation@haringey.gov.uk
Following public consultation in February 2024 and statutory consultation that closed in December 2024, we have decided to go ahead with the introduction of controlled parking controls on Jarrow Road as set out on the Jarrow Road proposed CPZ plan
The new Jarrow Road CPZ will operate Monday to Friday, 8am to 6.30pm.
Responses to the public consultation showed:
When asked about which days and times the controlled parking zone should operate, 30 respondents (57.7%) indicated support for Haringey’s standard CPZ operating days and times: Monday to Saturday, 8am to 6.30pm.
Thank you for taking the time to respond to our recent statutory consultation on permit changes. See all details: Consultation on proposed parking policy changes.
This consultation closed on Friday 11 October 2024.
We identified an error in the plan sent to residents, so we are extending this consultation by 3 weeks. Please email frontline.consultation@haringey.gov.uk if you have any questions.
We welcome your views on the proposals to make A105 High Road N22 in Wood Green, between Bounds Green Road and Turnpike Lane into a Red Route. We do not propose to remove or reduce any marked parking bays.
Please see the consultation documents for the full information and then have your say by completing the survey.
This consultation closed on Friday 13 September 2024.
We would like to hear your views on the proposed changes. View the proposals in the attached documents and then complete the survey. If preferred, you can scan the QR code in the attached letter.
This consultation closed on Friday 31 May 2024.
This consultation closed on Wednesday 8 May 2024.
We asked for your views on the Crouch End 'A' and 'B' CPZ review. Full details of the consultation and the results are available here.
This consultation closed on Wednesday 8 May 2024.
We asked for your views on the Seven Sisters CPZ review.
This consultation closed on Wednesday 20 March 2024.
We asked for your views on Willoughby Lane becoming a controlled parking zone (CPZ).
Walpole Road parking review documents