The Alexandra Park and Palace Statutory Advisory Committee was scheduled to discuss a range of topics concerning the park and palace, including responses to anti-social behaviour on Alexandra Palace Way, plans for outdoor events, and updates on the Charitable Trust's progress. The committee was also set to review proposals related to planning, advertising, and listed building consent.

Response to Traffic-Related Anti-Social Behaviour on Alexandra Palace Way

The committee was scheduled to review a report detailing ongoing work to mitigate speeding and anti-social behaviour on Alexandra Palace Way. The report outlined issues such as dangerous driving, street racing, and excessive noise, and detailed the partnership response to date, which included notification of police, requests for additional patrols, and deployment of Alexandra Palace security. The report also discussed the legal and enforcement context, including the Metropolitan Police's powers and Haringey Council's borough-wide Public Spaces Protection Order. Measures under consideration to address these issues included increased police and security presence, review of CCTV coverage, and assessment of noise-monitoring technology.

Alexandra Park Outdoor Events Report

A report was scheduled to update the committee on Alexandra Palace's outdoor events programme for 2026. This included details on the Summer Series, featuring concerts by artists such as The Maccabees, Wet Leg, Super Furry Animals, The Streets, and Richard Ashcroft, as well as the Kaleidoscope Festival. The report also covered the Red Bull Soapbox event and the Fireworks and Drone Festival, outlining operational impacts such as park and road closures, and bus diversions. The report noted that the Fireworks and Drone Festival would adopt a Saturday and Sunday format in 2026 to increase family attendance.

Charitable Trust - Progress Report

The committee was set to receive a general update on the progress of the Alexandra Park and Palace Charitable Trust during the financial year 2026/27. The report was expected to cover progress aligned with the Trust's vision to Create a Sustainable Home for All That We Do. Key areas of focus included providing entertainment and culture, building climate change resilience, protecting heritage assets, restoring derelict spaces, safeguarding the parkland, inspiring community engagement, and strengthening overall resilience through new partnerships and a positive work environment. Specific updates were anticipated on projects such as the Panorama Room Replacement Project and the Creative Campus Project.

Planning, Advertising and Listed Building Consent

The committee was scheduled to be consulted on various proposals related to planning, advertising, and listed building consent. Further details on these specific proposals were not available in the provided documents.