Councillor Tammy Hymas

Haringey Cabinet approved the award of a contract for Enforcement Agency Services to six suppliers on 20 October 2026. The contract, valued at an estimated £4 million over two years, will see four suppliers actively providing services with two as reserves. This decision moves the council from a single enforcement agency to a competitive model to improve service resilience and recovery performance.

Haringey Cabinet approved commencing a competitive procurement exercise for an Out of Hours Emergency Contact Handling Service on 20/10/2026. The decision included approving a three-year contract term with an option to extend for up to two further years. The procurement will involve reviewing and strengthening the service specification, establishing a performance management framework, and ensuring future provision reflects resident needs.

The Cabinet of Haringey Council decided to approve the acceptance of Local Authority Housing Fund grant funding. This decision was made on 20/10/2026. The Cabinet delegated authority to the Director of Capital Projects and Property to agree and enter into final grant documentation and contracts, and to accept subsequent rounds of LAHF funding.

Haringey Council's Cabinet approved the acceptance of £10 million from Transport for London for the Better Bus Partnership Programme on 20/10/2026. The Cabinet delegated authority to the Director of Built Environment and Highways for project changes, approvals, and procurement. They also noted a high-level programme of projects subject to further development and approval.

The Cabinet decided to approve the direct award of two contracts for 39 residential and nursing care beds to Ourris Properties Limited and Ourris Residential Homes Limited. The decision was made on 20/10/2026. Authority was delegated to the Corporate Director of Adults, Housing and Health to finalise contractual arrangements.