Harringay, Haringey - So Good they Spelt it Twice!
Have your say on the Future of Wood Green
Informed by the findings of previous consultation stages, options have been developed to deliver long-term improvements to Wood Green. We would like to invite you to have your say on these long-term plan options (next 10-20 years) and to give us your ideas for short-term projects (coming 1-3 years) as well.
On Monday the 19th of February Soundings on behalf of Haringey Council has started a one-month consultation while you have the chance to have your say on the future of Wood Green. Here are the several ways to do this:
PUBLIC EXHIBITION UNTIL SATURDAY 19 MARCH -
Visit the staffed sessions and fill in the easy to use survey with us. You may well have already seen where we are located. We've taken over a vacant shop on the High Road under the Mall's bridge.
Consultation space opening times are:
Monday 22 February | 12-5pm
Thursday 25 Feb. | 9.30am-2.30pm
Tuesday 1 March | 11am-4pm
Thursday 3 March | 3-8pm
Saturday 5 March | 11am-4pm
Monday 7 March | 3-8pm
Wednesday 9 March | 9.30-2.30pm
Friday 11 March | 12-5pm
Tuesday 15 March | 12-5pm
Thursday 17 March | 9.30-2.30pm
Saturday 19 March | 11am-4pm
Address of the consultation space / vacant shop is: 159 High Road, London, N22 6HE.
ONLINE SURVEY UNTIL SUNDAY 20 MARCH -
Join in and take the online survey, either at home or at the exhibition. The content of the exhibition boards is available online as well.
Direct link to the online survey: goo.gl/forms/K9KTQfXM3m
PUBLIC WORKSHOP THURSDAY 10 MARCH -
Book and join in our public workshop to develop responses within a group.
Preview exhibition and registration at the vacant shop / consultation: 5.30pm-6.15pm
Workshop starts at 6.30pm-8.30pm
If possible, let us know if you can come by sending us an email before the 5th March.
Address of the consultation space / vacant shop is: 159 High Road, London, N22 6HE.
FORMAL FEEDBACK UNTIL SUNDAY 20 & 27 MARCH -
Read and give your feedback on the formal development plan documents.
On the website : www.haringey.gov.uk/haveyoursay
- Wood Green Action Plan: until the 20th of March
- Haringey LocalPlan: until the 27th of March
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Replies to This Discussion
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Permalink Reply by Gordon T on
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I also received this invitation - and was surprised so to do - I'm not party to any planning debate about Wood Green.
But I did write my email address on the visitors sign-in sheet at the first Wightman Road Bridge closure meeting last December. I've not received any email feedback from that meeting, nor the second one last week.
So, I am surprised that I've had an invitation (and a second one this evening) to contribute my views on Wood Green's regeneration, but no direct info about our Harringay local six-month problem.
Bluntly, it feels like the information I volunteered to the council for one purpose has been hijacked for quite another, to help legitimise their wishes for Wood Green.
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Permalink Reply by John D on
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I got one too - I imagine because I used to go to the Transport Forum. I don't know if that is still going as I haven't seen notice of meetings and agendas for some time but I would have thought that the bridge closure would have been relevant.
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The Transport Forum is still going, next meeting Tuesday 8th March 1600-1800 at the Civic Centre (well the last one was there). I asked about it a while ago and was sent minutes etc by Edwin Leigh, Principal Transport Planner. I can't see it on the list of meetings on the council website though.
And I suppose I shouldn't be critical, at least they're asking me what I think, even if it feels a bit sly.
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Interesting
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You were subscribed to this list because:
You are receiving this email because we find you an important stakeholders in the process of improvement of Wood Green. Please let us know if you do not want to be part of that mail list. "
This second one was sent to the email address that I use for casual contacts, not the one the Transport Forum has. It's the address I registered for HOL. Have they been able to harvest addresses from HOL ?
I suppose there are more important things to worry about
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Permalink Reply by Michael Anderson on
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I too haven't heard anything back from the Wightman Road Bridge Closure meeting despite having left my email address and sent a follow up email to the highways chap who was there.
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Permalink Reply by Ruben on
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I hope they gentrify it. It's not in keeping with their neighbours in harringay :p
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I was told that Option 1 = 4,600 dwellings consisting of studio, one, two and three bedroom apartments had already been approved before C2 go ahead.
But no improvement or expansion scheduled for Wood Green station although it will be expected to service a further 10K or more commuters
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Slighty off topic, but sticking with the 'future of Wood Green'..
Does anyone here have a say about the proposed future for the CPZ? (apologies if I cannot find an existing forum covering this):
www.haringey.gov.uk/current-parking-consultations
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Permalink Reply by Finsbury Park Ranger on
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I suggested a toll bridge to keep haringayers from sneaking up the no tree green lane hill and snaffling the Wood Green bargains.
You've got your beautifully desolate insect hotel and plastercast white elephants, any more is pure greed (lanes).
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Well, as long as it's a two way arrangement........
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We would just build a tunnel underneath going straight into town.
Oh, hang on ... :)
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