Tottenham voices built on the conversations we had with the community over the previous few years about their experiences of Tottenham, with an increased focus on speaking to groups we had not heard from yet.
Tottenham Voices summary and engagement outcomes
Tottenham Voices came to a close in December 2023 after 6 weeks of:
- in-depth community engagement
- pop-ups
- drop-in events
- workshops
- DJing sessions
- a football tournament
Hundreds of young people, schools, businesses, creators, council partners and local heroes were involved.
It’s been inspiring listening and working collaboratively with communities across Tottenham on shaping aspirations for its future, aligning with our Haringey Deal approach and we are grateful to everyone who contributed their time, energy and ideas to the programme.
A summary of what we have heard through the engagement is now available and a full engagement report on findings is currently being produced and will be published soon.
Shaping Tottenham
In March 2024 we brought back a number of local and strategic partners, community leaders and representatives from the business community to test the emerging themes for Shaping Tottenham. This was an important step along the way to developing the strategy and brought some energising and thought-provoking discussion.
Using your feedback from Tottenham Voices, we are now developing the Shaping Tottenham strategy. This will take what we’ve heard and build a placemaking plan that underpins how we work with partners and residents in Tottenham moving forward.
What's next?
We will formally launch Shaping Tottenham in January 2025 with all our partners and community members involved in its development. The outputs focus on the next 10 years across placemaking for Tottenham and enable us to better harness the opportunities from London Borough of Culture 2027, Euro 2028 and beyond for Tottenham and its communities.
About Tottenham
Tottenham is a diverse, complex and vibrant place with a rich tapestry of communities across our neighbourhoods and town centres, each with its own heritage and story to tell.
Tottenham has:
- a population of over 100,000 people
- award-winning parks
- Bruce Castle Museum
- Bernie Grant Arts Centre
- a premier League football club
- world-famous breweries
- international super stars from the area
- long-standing activists, poets, renowned artists and creatives
- a powerful legacy of campaigners, conservation and history
Large-scale placemaking programmes and collaborations are in design, planning or underway:
- High Road West in north Tottenham will deliver 2,600 homes and create 3,500 jobs
- 294 new council homes are being built on Broadwater Farm
- over £10 million is being invested in improvements to Down Lane Park and The Paddock nature reserve in Tottenham Hale
- Bruce Grove town centre is being revitalised
- Seven Sisters market is progressing
- the High Road is full of local art from shutter galleries to murals and installations
Any questions?
Tottenham Voices presents an opportunity to address key opportunities, and renew focus toward shaping Tottenham’s future.
Please email us if you have any questions and we will get back to you.