In 2018 the Council carried out a consultation to find out how local people wanted to prioritise spending of Neighbourhood Community Infrastructure Levy in their area.
Having regard to the comments received, £2.2m of Neighbourhood Community Infrastructure Levy was allocated in early 2020 to 41 Round 1 projects.
To date, allocations have made a major contribution to new and improved local infrastructure in Haringey, including:
Enhancements to Springfield Park, Bruce Castle Park, Hartington Park, Woodside Parks and the tennis courts in Downhills Park:
- A new pedestrian crossing by the junction of The Roundway and Lordship Lane.
- 13 bike hangars as part of a much wider programme of installing bike hangars on residential streets in Haringey
- 13 re-deployable CCTV cameras to help capture and deter crimes such as fly-tipping and anti-social behaviour
- 14 on-street waste containment schemes to keep busy streets clean of rubbish
- Creation of the Rising Green Youth Hub in Wood Green
Full list of projects allocated funds as part of round 1 in 2020
Area 1 – Fortis Green, Muswell Hill and Alexandra
- Muswell Hill Library accessibility improvements
Cost: £271,459 contribution (to £357,000 full cost)
Total for area: £271,459
Area 2 – Hornsey and Stroud Green
- re-deployable cameras x1 – £11,000
- on-street waste containment x2 – £10,000
- bike hangars x1 – £5,000
- Priory Park sports and play area enhancements – £100,000
- Stroud Green and Harringay Library accessibility improvements – £55,806 contribution (to £180,000 full cost)
Total for area: £181,806
Area 3 – Bounds Green and Woodside
- re-deployable cameras x2 – £22,000
- on-street waste containment x2 – £10,000
- bike hangars x2 – £10,000
- Woodside Parks play area and landscaping improvements – £46,000
- Chapman’s Green new play area – £20,000
- Springfield Park enhancements – £10,000
- Wood Green Youth Space contribution – £50,000
Total for area: £168,000
Area 4 – Noel Park and Harringay
- re-deployable cameras x2 – £22,000
- on-street waste containment x2 – £10,000
- bike hangars x2 – £10,000
- Wood Green Common playground update – £50,000
- Wood Green Youth Space contribution – £150,000
Total for area: £242,000
Area 5 – White Hart Lane and Northumberland Park
- re-deployable cameras x2 – £22,000
- on-street waste containment x2 – £10,000
- bike hangars x2 – £10,000
- Bruce Castle Park landscape enhancement – £50,000
- Bruce Castle renovate multi use games area – £140,000
- Tower Gardens landscape improvements (pesticide free) – £30,000
- LGBT+ crossing (The Roundway and Lordship Lane) – £10,000
Total for area: £272,000
Area 6 – West Green, St Ann’s and Seven Sisters
- re-deployable cameras x3 – £33,000
- on-street waste containment x3 – £15,000
- bike hangars x3 – £15,000
- Lordship Recreation Ground – Changing Places accessible toilet – £65,000
- Downhills Park – tennis courts – £100,000
- Wood Green Youth Space contribution – £50,000
Total for area: £278,000
Area 7 – Bruce Grove, Tottenham Green and Tottenham Hale
- re-deployable cameras x3 – £33,000
- on-street waste containment x3 – £15,000
- bike hangars x3 – £15,000
- Hartingdon Park – landscape improvements – £30,000
- tree planting – £24,000
- Bruce Grove Youth Space improvement project – £400,000
- zebra crossing at Shelbourne Road – £35,000
Total for area: £552,000
Highgate Neighbourhood Forum and Plan Area
- BMX track – £170,000
- Parkland Walk play area – £90,000
- tree planting – £24,000
Total for area: £284,000
Grand Total: £2,249,265
You can learn more by viewing our annual Infrastructure Funding Statement.