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Council insists removal of 38 disabled parking bays ‘will not impact’ Blue Badge holders
It argues that the removal of bays “will enable a more efficient allocation of parking provision”
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TfL staff pay tens of thousands in fines after breaking parking rules
It includes £16k for parking charges paid to borough councils and £9k for fines paid to their own employer
Analysis reveals Haringey has lowest care home bed capacity in England
The borough has just 108 care home beds per 1,000 people aged over 85 but council says this shows the success of efforts to help people live independently
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TfL urged to cover cost of air con upgrades for London bus fleet
The issue of overheating buses has become a hot political issue this summer amid successive heatwaves and a series of strikes
Haringey Council in top ten for budget cuts across London this year
The civic centre is facing tough decisions about its financial future under the new Green administration
London Overground route closing for two weekends in September
All Weaver Line stations across Enfield and Haringey boroughs will be closed
Tottenham-based mentor’s national awards programme opens for nominations
The CCC Awards have grown to attract nominations and public votes from across the country
Young sports stars from Haringey celebrate third London Youth Games trophy win
It was a season with outstanding performances across a wide range of sports
Bus strikes across North London set to resume after drivers reject offer
The bus drivers are taking industrial action over employer Arriva's failure to keep their cabs cool during the summer heatwaves
Campaigners demand action as disabled high-rise tenants left at risk of Grenfell-style tragedy
Despite new regulations many disabled tenants continue to feel unsafe reports Kumail Jaffer, Local Democracy Reporter
Film festival returning to Tottenham pub this autumn
Eight classic British films will be shown across the next two months at The Beehive
London is building too many small flats instead of family homes, new report claims
Long-serving Conservative on London Assembly warns families are "leaving the capital en masse" thanks to current City Hall policies
Jason Arday ‘hounded to death’ says former council leader
Local Labour figures Peray Ahmet and Tulip Siddiq MP have both commented on Arday's death
Pair responsible for brutal knife attack on pensioner in Muswell Hill jailed
Leah Campbell-Knechtel and Jawad Naser went to the victim's home to attack him
London bus drivers pissing in bottles thanks to lack of toilets
Campaign launched calling on TfL to provide accessible toilet facilities for drivers
‘Proper oversight’ needed for police using facial recognition technology
Polling reveals that while most Londoners support the technology’s use there remains concern over how data is stored and whether safeguards are in place
Step change needed in tube station escalator upgrades across London, says assembly member
Figures show more than a quarter of escalators on the London Underground are operating beyond their expected lifespan
North London charity boss criticises Met over handling of Levy double murder case
Simon Levy from Tottenham committed several sexual offences against women before going on to kill twice
Tottenham pastor credits 90-year-old churchgoer with saving his life
Pastor Jude Jeanville suffered a stroke but was cared for Doreen, by a member of his congregation, until he could get medical help
Burnham urged to reconsider aviation expansion plans across London
The new prime minister has previously criticised plans for a new third runway at Heathrow Airport