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Haringey: Licensing, Estate Works Approved
This week in Haringey:
Licensing Concerns Mount Over New Premises Applications
Haringey Council's Licensing Sub Committee met on Monday 10 August 2026 to consider two new premises licence applications, one for Red Carpet Restaurant and Bar at 99 West Green Road, Tottenham, N15 and another for International Supermarket at 455-457 High Road, Tottenham, N17. Both applications faced significant objections, particularly regarding late-night operations and potential impacts on public safety and nuisance.
For Red Carpet Restaurant and Bar, the Noise and Nuisance Team recommended refusal. Their concerns stemmed from the applicant's previous operation without authorisation, citing an official warning and evidence of unlicensed activities. They also raised alarms about public safety and management control, noting the applicant's claim of ignorance regarding alcohol sales and blaming friends for running the establishment. This raises questions about the applicant's suitability to manage a licensed premises responsibly, potentially impacting the safety and well-being of the local community.
The application for International Supermarket also drew strong objections. The Metropolitan Police highlighted concerns about the applicant, Ogulcan Imrek, who has a previous conviction for possessing controlled drugs with intent to supply. The police deemed him not to be a fit and proper person to hold a licence. Furthermore, the Public Health team objected to the proposed 24-hour alcohol sales, citing the area's existing late-night venues and concerns about anti-social behaviour, street drinking, and drug dealing. The Haringey Placemaking team echoed these concerns, pointing to potential infringements of the Borough-wide Public Space Protection Order and adverse effects on heritage improvement works. These objections underscore the potential for increased crime, disorder, and public nuisance if the licence is granted without stringent conditions, directly affecting residents' quality of life and safety.
- Key Issue: Objections raised by police, public health, and placemaking teams over potential public nuisance, crime, and safety risks associated with new premises licence applications.
- Potential Outcome: The committee's decision on these licences will directly impact the local environment, potentially leading to increased late-night activity and associated issues if granted without strict conditions, or ensuring greater public safety and reduced nuisance if refused or heavily conditioned.
- Link to Meeting: Licensing Sub Committee, 10 August 2026
Major Works Programme for Broadwater Farm Estate Approved
Councillor Dixie-Ann Joseph, Cabinet Member for Placemaking, approved a variation to the contract sum and programme for the Broadwater Farm External Major Works Programme on Monday 10 August 2026. This decision is crucial for ensuring the safety and compliance of buildings on the estate, preventing further deterioration while a wider refurbishment plan is developed.
The approved variation addresses necessary repairs to external and some internal building elements, including concrete repairs, balcony waterproofing, and drainage improvements. These works are vital for maintaining the structural integrity of the buildings and ensuring they remain weathertight and compliant with current fire-safety regulations, particularly for Higher Risk Buildings[^1]. The need for the variation arose after concealed defects were discovered once contractors gained full access, necessitating revised methodologies and scope changes. This highlights the challenges of maintaining older housing stock and the importance of thorough initial surveys.
The decision impacts residents of Haringey Council-owned properties, a group that includes a significant number of individuals with protected characteristics. The council has committed to adapting the scope of works where residents have disabilities and engaging with residents to identify specific needs, demonstrating a commitment to its Public Sector Equality Duty[^2]. The extended timeline for completion, now anticipated in April 2027, means residents will continue to experience disruption, but the works are essential to prevent greater safety risks and accelerated asset deterioration.
- Key Decision: Approval of contract variation for major works on the Broadwater Farm Estate.
- Potential Outcome: Improved safety and compliance of buildings on the estate, preventing further deterioration and ensuring residents' homes are secure and well-maintained.
- Link to Meeting: Cabinet Member Signing, 10 August 2026
Administrative Correction to Dockless Bike Hire Contract
On Monday 10 August 2026, Councillor Gio Iozzi, Cabinet Member for Climate Action and Transport, approved an administrative correction to the company name for a dockless e-bike hire service contract. The contract, initially awarded on 10 March 2026, will now be correctly recorded under Human Forest Ltd instead of the previously stated Human Forest (Bikes) Ltd. This change rectifies an administrative error and ensures the contract is legally sound.
This decision is part of the council's ongoing efforts to manage and expand dockless e-bike services, a sustainable transport option that has seen increasing user numbers. The council's engagement with residents through platforms like 'Commonplace' has helped identify benefits and challenges, including concerns about pavement obstruction and non-compliant parking. The new contract aims to address these issues through stricter management and improved parking solutions, aligning with the council's commitment to sustainable transport and climate action.
- Key Decision: Administrative correction to the company name for a dockless e-bike hire service contract.
- Potential Outcome: Ensures the contract is legally accurate, supporting the council's continued promotion of sustainable transport options while addressing resident concerns about e-bike management.
- Link to Meeting: Cabinet Member Signing, 10 August 2026
Gas Supply Contract Correction Approved
Councillor Johann Beckford, Cabinet Member for Finance and Corporate Services, approved a correction to the council's gas supply contract on Wednesday 12 August 2026. This administrative change rectifies a clerical error in the supplier's name, changing it from Corona Energy Limited to Corona Energy Retail 4 Limited. This is necessary because Corona Energy Limited is currently in liquidation.
The correction ensures the contract, which runs from 1 April 2025 to 31 March 2029 and has a value of £19.76 million, accurately reflects the correct parties involved. The alternative of doing nothing
was rejected as it could lead to difficulties in enforcing the contract and resolving disputes. This decision, made in accordance with the Council's Contract Standing Orders, ensures the continued supply of gas to the council's facilities without disruption.
- Key Decision: Correction of supplier name on a gas supply contract.
- Potential Outcome: Ensures the council's gas supply contract is legally sound and enforceable, preventing potential disruption and financial complications.
- Link to Meeting: Cabinet Member Signing, 12 August 2026
Haringey: 21 new council homes secured
This week in Haringey:
Council Secures 21 New Council Homes in Wood Green
Haringey Council is taking a significant step towards its ambitious housing targets with the acquisition of 21 new council homes at 76 Mayes Road, Wood Green, N22 6SY. This decision, made by Councillor Tammy Hymas, Cabinet Member for Housing and Co-Deputy Leader, at a Cabinet Member Signing meeting on Friday, 7 August 2026, will provide much-needed affordable housing for residents.
The acquisition aligns with the council's pledge to build 3,000 new council homes by 2031, a key commitment in A New Housing Strategy for Haringey 2024-29
. This strategy aims to deliver at least 3,000 council homes as part of Haringey's ten-year housing target of 15,920 new homes set by the London Plan. These new homes will offer secure, well-constructed, and affordable housing for the 13,000 households currently on the council's housing register, directly addressing a critical need within the borough.
The homes were acquired through an Agreement for Sale with Weston Homes PLC and will be part-funded by the Greater London Authority's (GLA) Council Housing Acquisition Programme (CHAP). Crucially, no Right to Buy receipts or funding from the Council's General Fund will be used; instead, the Council Housing Revenue Account (HRA) will utilise borrowings. The report noted that these homes were completed to a private market specification, meaning they are of a higher standard than the council's usual specification for affordable homes.
This purchase is part of the council's ongoing acquisitions programme, aiming to increase the supply of modern, sustainable homes and reduce reliance on temporary accommodation. The acquisition is expected to deliver General Fund cost savings, though these were not factored into the financial projections. The homes are conveniently located near the amenities of the High Street in Wood Green and will be let at Social Rent levels, offering secure, long-term tenancies. The council's Building Safety Team has confirmed the building's compliance with safety regulations.
The alternative of not acquiring the homes was rejected as it would represent a missed opportunity to meet the council's housing targets and address the borough's growing housing needs. This decision is expected to have a positive impact on equality, particularly for individuals with protected characteristics who are over-represented in temporary accommodation, by providing good quality rented accommodation.
- Key Decision: Acquisition of 21 new council homes at 76 Mayes Road, Wood Green.
- Potential Outcome: Increased supply of affordable housing, contributing to the council's target of 3,000 new council homes by 2031, and providing secure tenancies for residents in housing need.
- Link to Meeting: Cabinet Member Signing, 7 August 2026
Haringey: Village Square licence review, new homes
This week in Haringey:
Council Faces Scrutiny Over Licensing for The Village Square
The Licensing Sub Committee met on Monday 27 July 2026 to consider a critical review of the premises licence for The Village Square, located at 177 Archway Road, London, N6. This review, initiated by The Noise Team RA, stems from a long history of noise nuisance and anti-social behaviour complaints dating back to 2006. Residents and the Metropolitan Police have raised serious concerns about late-night disturbances, violence, littering, and drug use associated with the venue. The Police have recommended the revocation of the licence, or at least a substantial suspension and removal of the Designated Premises Supervisor. The outcome of this review will directly impact the quality of life for residents in the Archway Road area and the future operation of the venue.
- Key Issue: A review of The Village Square's licence due to persistent noise and anti-social behaviour.
- Potential Outcome: The committee could modify licence conditions, suspend the licence, or even revoke it entirely, depending on the evidence presented.
- Link to Meeting: Licensing Sub Committee, 27 July 2026
Major Development Proposals for Tottenham Hale and Crouch End Presented
The Planning Sub Committee met on Monday 27 July 2026 to review significant pre-application proposals for two key sites. The first involves the redevelopment of the YMCA building at 184 Tottenham Lane, Hornsey, London, N8 8SG. The applicant, YMCA London City and North, plans to demolish the existing structure and build a new facility providing 174 bedspaces of hostel accommodation, along with ancillary facilities. The proposal aims to address the limitations of the current building, including undersized bedrooms and poor accessibility.
The second major proposal concerns the Ashley House and Cannon Factory Sites, Ashley Road, Tottenham Hale, London, N17 9LZ. Re:Shape T Ltd is proposing a significant development including co-living studios, affordable Social Rent homes, a hotel, and Purpose Built Student Accommodation (PBSA). The plans aim to deliver substantial housing, including 87 affordable homes for social rent on the Ashley House site. Discussions also covered the council's commitment to delivering new homes and the challenges of balancing development with local character and heritage.
- Key Topics Discussed: Pre-application briefings for major redevelopment projects at YMCA Crouch End and Ashley House/Cannon Factory sites in Tottenham Hale.
- Potential Outcome: These proposals represent significant future developments in Haringey, with the council engaging with developers on design, housing provision, and community impact.
- Link to Meeting: Planning Sub Committee, 27 July 2026
Council Approves Housing Management System Re-procurement
A Cabinet Member Signing meeting on Monday 27 July 2026 approved the re-procurement of the council's housing management system. This decision ensures the continuation of essential housing services, including rent collection, service charge management, and repairs and maintenance. The new contract, awarded to NEC Software Solutions UK Limited for a period of four years, is crucial for the council's landlord functions and its ability to meet legal obligations.
The decision to use the Vertical Application Solutions (VAS) framework was made to ensure efficiency. Without this new contract, the council would face significant operational, financial, and compliance risks, potentially leaving residents without essential maintenance and preventing the council from operating key landlord functions. The report highlighted that this decision is expected to have a positive impact on residents, particularly those in temporary accommodation, council housing, and those at risk of homelessness.
- Key Decision: Approval to re-procure the housing management system with NEC Software Solutions UK Limited.
- Potential Outcome: Continued provision of essential housing services, ensuring residents receive necessary maintenance and support.
- Link to Meeting: Cabinet Member Signing, 27 July 2026
Other Matters
The Alexandra Palace and Park Board met on Thursday 30 July 2026. The agenda included a review of the Chief Executive's progress report, the Trustees' Annual Report and Financial Statements for 2025-2026, and policy updates, including the Safeguarding Policy. The board also discussed plans for celebrating the 90th anniversary of the BBC television service broadcast from Alexandra Palace. Link to meeting
Haringey Council's finances under scrutiny
This week in Haringey:
Council Faces Scrutiny Over Financial Health and Auditor Recommendations
Haringey Council is set to face intense scrutiny over its financial stability at the upcoming Full Council meeting on Monday 20 July 2026. External auditors KPMG LLP have issued a statutory recommendation and two non-statutory recommendations, highlighting significant concerns about the council's financial position. The auditors point to a concerning decrease in reserves and a continued reliance on Exceptional Financial Support (EFS) from the government.
The council's proposed response includes a three-year Financial Resilience Plan, aiming to cut expenditure and boost income. However, the auditors warn that without robust measures, the council may struggle to identify and monitor savings schemes effectively to ensure financial sustainability in the short to medium term. This situation could have a direct impact on the services residents rely on, as the council grapples with budget pressures.
- Key Issue: Auditors raise concerns about Haringey Council's financial sustainability and reliance on government support.
- Potential Outcome: The council is expected to adopt a Financial Resilience Plan, but residents may see service impacts as budget cuts and income generation measures are implemented.
- Link to Meeting: Full Council, 20 July 2026
New Bus Routes for Heartlands Area Proposed Amidst Resident Concerns
Plans to extend bus routes 91, N91, and 232 to serve the new Heartlands development in Wood Green are on the agenda for a Cabinet Member Signing meeting on Thursday 23 July 2026. This development, which will bring approximately 2,000 new homes to the former gas works site, aims to improve public transport access.
However, a statutory consultation revealed resident concerns about the proposed changes. Objections and feedback focused on the loss of parking spaces, the placement of bus stops, potential increases in traffic and noise, and air quality impacts. While the council plans to proceed with the changes, including a revised bus stand on Coburg Road, the feedback highlights the delicate balance between development and the impact on existing residents' quality of life.
- Key Issue: Proposed bus route extensions for the Heartlands development face resident objections.
- Potential Outcome: New bus services will be introduced, but the council will need to address resident concerns regarding parking, traffic, and environmental impacts.
- Link to Meeting: Cabinet Member Signing, 23 July 2026
Licensing Review for The Village Square Sparks Serious Concerns
A Licensing Sub Committee meeting on Monday 27 July 2026 will consider a critical review of the premises licence for The Village Square at 177 Archway Road, London, N6. The review, initiated by The Noise Team RA, cites a long history of noise nuisance and anti-social behaviour, with complaints dating back to 2006 and significant issues reported in recent years.
Residents and the Metropolitan Police have raised serious concerns about late-night disturbances, violence, littering, and drug use associated with the venue. The Police are recommending the revocation of the licence, or at least a substantial suspension and removal of the Designated Premises Supervisor. The outcome of this review will directly impact the quality of life for residents in the Archway Road area and the future operation of the venue.
- Key Issue: A review of The Village Square's licence due to persistent noise and anti-social behaviour.
- Potential Outcome: The committee could modify licence conditions, suspend the licence, or even revoke it entirely, depending on the evidence presented.
- Link to Meeting: Licensing Sub Committee, 27 July 2026
Other Matters
The Overview and Scrutiny Committee met on Tuesday 21 July 2026 to examine the council's provisional financial outturn for 2025/26. They also discussed performance data, reviewed the work programme, and considered a scrutiny review on communications with residents regarding adult social care. A report on walking and cycling safety was also presented. Link to meeting
The Audit Committee convened on Thursday 23 July 2026. Key agenda items included the external audit plan for 2025/26, draft financial statements, and the annual governance statement. The committee also reviewed risk management, treasury management outturn, and internal audit findings, with a focus on rebuilding assurance following previous audit issues. Link to meeting
A Cabinet Member Signing meeting on Monday 27 July 2026 will consider the re-procurement of the council's housing management system. The current contract expires at the end of July, and a new system is crucial for essential housing operations. Link to meeting
The Planning Sub Committee meets on Monday 27 July 2026. Link to meeting
The Alexandra Palace and Park Board will meet on Thursday 30 July 2026. Link to meeting
Haringey Council's finances under scrutiny
This week in Haringey:
Council Faces Scrutiny Over Financial Health and Auditor Recommendations
Haringey Council is set to face intense scrutiny over its financial stability at the upcoming Full Council meeting on Monday 20 July 2026. External auditors KPMG LLP have issued a statutory recommendation and two non-statutory recommendations, highlighting significant concerns about the council's financial position. The auditors point to a concerning decrease in reserves and a continued reliance on Exceptional Financial Support (EFS) from the government.
The council's proposed response includes a three-year Financial Resilience Plan, aiming to cut expenditure and boost income. However, the auditors warn that without robust measures, the council may struggle to identify and monitor savings schemes effectively to ensure financial sustainability in the short to medium term. This situation could have a direct impact on the services residents rely on, as the council grapples with budget pressures.
- Key Issue: Auditors raise concerns about Haringey Council's financial sustainability and reliance on government support.
- Potential Outcome: The council is expected to adopt a Financial Resilience Plan, but residents may see service impacts as budget cuts and income generation measures are implemented.
- Link to Meeting: Full Council, 20 July 2026
New Bus Routes for Heartlands Area Proposed Amidst Resident Concerns
Plans to extend bus routes 91, N91, and 232 to serve the new Heartlands development in Wood Green are on the agenda for a Cabinet Member Signing meeting on Thursday 23 July 2026. This development, which will bring approximately 2,000 new homes to the former gas works site, aims to improve public transport access.
However, a statutory consultation revealed resident concerns about the proposed changes. Objections and feedback focused on the loss of parking spaces, the placement of bus stops, potential increases in traffic and noise, and air quality impacts. While the council plans to proceed with the changes, including a revised bus stand on Coburg Road, the feedback highlights the delicate balance between development and the impact on existing residents' quality of life.
- Key Issue: Proposed bus route extensions for the Heartlands development face resident objections.
- Potential Outcome: New bus services will be introduced, but the council will need to address resident concerns regarding parking, traffic, and environmental impacts.
- Link to Meeting: Cabinet Member Signing, 23 July 2026
Council Faces Scrutiny Over Financial Health and Auditor Recommendations
Haringey Council is set to face intense scrutiny over its financial stability at the upcoming Full Council meeting on Monday 20 July 2026. External auditors KPMG LLP have issued a statutory recommendation and two non-statutory recommendations, highlighting significant concerns about the council's financial position. The auditors point to a concerning decrease in reserves and a continued reliance on Exceptional Financial Support (EFS) from the government.
The council's proposed response includes a three-year Financial Resilience Plan, aiming to cut expenditure and boost income. However, the auditors warn that without robust measures, the council may struggle to identify and monitor savings schemes effectively to ensure financial sustainability in the short to medium term. This situation could have a direct impact on the services residents rely on, as the council grapples with budget pressures.
- Key Issue: Auditors raise concerns about Haringey Council's financial sustainability and reliance on government support.
- Potential Outcome: The council is expected to adopt a Financial Resilience Plan, but residents may see service impacts as budget cuts and income generation measures are implemented.
- Link to Meeting: Full Council, 20 July 2026
New Bus Routes for Heartlands Area Proposed Amidst Resident Concerns
Plans to extend bus routes 91, N91, and 232 to serve the new Heartlands development in Wood Green are on the agenda for a Cabinet Member Signing meeting on Thursday 23 July 2026. This development, which will bring approximately 2,000 new homes to the former gas works site, aims to improve public transport access.
However, a statutory consultation revealed resident concerns about the proposed changes. Objections and feedback focused on the loss of parking spaces, the placement of bus stops, potential increases in traffic and noise, and air quality impacts. While the council plans to proceed with the changes, including a revised bus stand on Coburg Road, the feedback highlights the delicate balance between development and the impact on existing residents' quality of life.
- Key Issue: Proposed bus route extensions for the Heartlands development face resident objections.
- Potential Outcome: New bus services will be introduced, but the council will need to address resident concerns regarding parking, traffic, and environmental impacts.
- Link to Meeting: Cabinet Member Signing, 23 July 2026
Licensing Review for The Village Square Sparks Serious Concerns
A Licensing Sub Committee meeting on Monday 27 July 2026 will consider a critical review of the premises licence for The Village Square at 177 Archway Road, London, N6. The review, initiated by The Noise Team RA, cites a long history of noise nuisance and anti-social behaviour, with complaints dating back to 2006 and significant issues reported in recent years.
Residents and the Metropolitan Police have raised serious concerns about late-night disturbances, violence, littering, and drug use associated with the venue. The Police are recommending the revocation of the licence, or at least a substantial suspension and removal of the Designated Premises Supervisor. The outcome of this review will directly impact the quality of life for residents in the Archway Road area and the future operation of the venue.
- Key Issue: A review of The Village Square's licence due to persistent noise and anti-social behaviour.
- Potential Outcome: The committee could modify licence conditions, suspend the licence, or even revoke it entirely, depending on the evidence presented.
- Link to Meeting: Licensing Sub Committee, 27 July 2026
Other Matters
The Overview and Scrutiny Committee meets on Tuesday 21 July 2026 to examine the council's provisional financial outturn for 2025/26. They will also discuss performance data, review the work programme, and consider a scrutiny review on communications with residents regarding adult social care. A report on walking and cycling safety will also be presented. Link to meeting
The Audit Committee convenes on Thursday 23 July 2026. Key agenda items include the external audit plan for 2025/26, draft financial statements, and the annual governance statement. The committee will also review risk management, treasury management outturn, and internal audit findings, with a focus on rebuilding assurance following previous audit issues. Link to meeting
A Cabinet Member Signing meeting on Monday 27 July 2026 will consider the re-procurement of the council's housing management system. The current contract expires at the end of July, and a new system is crucial for essential housing operations. Link to meeting
The Planning Sub Committee meets on Monday 27 July 2026. Link to meeting
The Alexandra Palace and Park Board will meet on Thursday 30 July 2026. Link to meeting
Cabinet Member Signing - Wednesday, 12 August 2026 - 1.00 pm
The Cabinet Member Signing meeting on Wednesday 12 August 2026 approved a correction to a gas supply contract. This was the sole item on the agenda for this confirmed meeting.
Licensing Sub Committee - Monday, 10 August 2026 - 7.00 pm
The Licensing Sub-Committee of Haringey Council met on Monday 10 August 2026 to consider applications for new premises licences. The meeting was scheduled to discuss two applications: one for Red Carpet Restaurant and Bar and another for International Supermarket.
Cabinet Member Signing - Monday, 10 August 2026 - 2.00 pm
Councillor Dixie-Ann Joseph, Cabinet Member for Placemaking, approved a variation to the contract sum and programme for the Broadwater Farm External Major Works Programme. This decision was made to address necessary repairs and ensure the buildings remain safe and compliant with current regulations.
Cabinet Member Signing - Monday, 10 August 2026 - 11.30 am
The Cabinet Member Signing meeting on Monday 10 August 2026 approved an administrative correction to the company name for a dockless e-bike hire service contract. This decision ensures the contract is correctly attributed to Human Forest Ltd, reflecting the legal entity with whom the agreement is made.
Cabinet Member Signing - Friday, 7 August 2026 - 3.30 pm
The Cabinet Member for Housing approved the acquisition of 21 new council homes at 76 Mayes Road, Wood Green, N22 6SY. This decision will contribute to the council's pledge to build 3,000 new council homes by 2031 and will provide much-needed affordable housing for residents in need.
Alexandra Park and Palace Board - Thursday, 30 July 2026 - 7.00 pm
The Alexandra Park and Palace Board meeting scheduled for 30 July 2026 was to cover a range of financial and operational matters. The agenda included a review of the Chief Executive's progress report and the Trustees' Annual Report and Financial Statements for 2025-2026. The board was also scheduled to discuss policy updates, specifically the Safeguarding Policy, and a programme report on the BBC Television Service's 90th anniversary celebrations.
Cabinet Member Signing - Thursday, 30 July 2026 - 1.30 pm
We are still collecting agendas, minutes, recordings, and decision notices from the council website for this meeting.
Licensing Sub Committee - Monday, 27th July, 2026 7.00 pm
The Licensing Sub Committee of Haringey Council was scheduled to consider an application for a review of a premises licence for The Village Square, located at 177 Archway Road, London, N6. The meeting's agenda also included standard procedural items.
Planning Sub Committee - Monday, 27 July 2026 - 7.00 pm
The Planning Sub Committee of Haringey Council met on Monday 27 July 2026 to discuss planning applications and receive updates on major proposals. The committee received a report detailing applications decided under delegated powers between May and June 2026.
Cabinet Member Signing - Monday, 27 July 2026 - 12.30 pm
The Cabinet Member for Finance and Corporate Services approved the re-procurement of a new housing management system and the award of a contract to NEC Software Solutions UK Limited. This decision ensures the continued operation of essential housing services, including rent collection, repairs, and support for homeless households.
Licensing Sub Committee - Thursday, 20 August 2026 - 7.00 pm
We do not yet have any information about the planned agenda for this meeting.
Licensing Sub Committee - Thursday, 20 August 2026 - 7.00 pm
The Licensing Sub Committee of Haringey Council is scheduled to meet on Thursday 20 August 2026 to consider applications for new premises licences. The meeting will focus on two specific applications, one for a premises on Park Road and another on West Green Road.
Licensing Sub Committee - Monday, 7 September 2026 - 7.00 pm
We do not yet have any information about the planned agenda for this meeting.
Planning Sub Committee - Monday, 7 September 2026 - 7.00 pm
We do not yet have any information about the planned agenda for this meeting.
Strategic Planning Committee - Thursday, 10 September 2026 - 7.00 pm
This meeting has been postponed.
Standards Committee - Monday, 14 September 2026 - 7.00 pm
We do not yet have any information about the planned agenda for this meeting.
Cabinet - Tuesday, 15 September 2026 - 6.30 pm
We do not yet have any information about the planned agenda for this meeting.
Alexandra Park and Palace Consultative Committee - Thursday, 17 September 2026 - 6.00 pm
We do not yet have any information about the planned agenda for this meeting.
Licensing Sub Committee - Thursday, 17 September 2026 - 7.00 pm
We do not yet have any information about the planned agenda for this meeting.
Health and Wellbeing Board - Thursday, 17 September 2026 - 2.00 pm
We do not yet have any information about the planned agenda for this meeting.
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