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Haringey Council Cabinet has decided to hand most of its property to a private company (The HDV) jointly owned with Lendlease a private developer despite massive public & political opposition - Can they be more out of touch with the people they represent? But we can stop them. What's the Latest? Demonstration and Lobby of Council Meeting on 7 February An emergency council meeting has been called on 7 February to debate a motion to halt the HDV. We are marching from Ducketts Common and Rallying outside Wood Green Civic centre. February 7th 2018 - Assemble at Ducketts Common 5:30pm - March to Wood Green Civic Centre 6:15pm - Rally and lobby the council 7:00pm - leafletting sessions here Read More Response to Claire Kober standing down, Labour NEC decision and more For women's response to Claire Kober's decision to stand down, Labour's ruling National Executive Committee (NEC) intervention and other news see out news page Read More LBC Interview with Northumberland Park residents LBC Interview with Northumberland Park Residents Sam, Franklin & Moriam about the HDV - 6.12.2017 Read More Legal Action on 25th 26th October in the High Court The Judicial Review on the Haringey Development Vehicle was heard in the High Court, Royal Courts of Justice, The Strand, London on 25 and 26 October, supporters demonstrated support outside and inside the Court on both days (Notes of the full hearing here) Read More DONATE ON CROWDJUSTICE H Haringey Council has failed to carry the community with it and has appeared out of touch and heavy-handed. Residents have not been consulted properly, community concerns have not been allayed, financial risks have not been mitigated and the Council's own Overview and Scrutiny Committee have been ignored." Rt Hon David Lammy MP Tottenham MP W hat you are currently planning to do through the council's proposed partnership with Lend Lease which was, in effect, sprung on all of us when it was too late to plead for reason and restraint, is splitting the Labour Party and putting you at odds with almost everyone else, including a number of your Cabinet. The HDV was not in any manifesto and yet you have pursued it through a covert and incremental approach, duping fellow councillors" Stuart McNamara Haringey Councillor, former Cabinet Member T here is something rotten at the heart of Haringey council democracy, and the proposed deal with Lendlease is the latest sign of a sick politics. Residents are disadvantaged in participating in decisions about their homes and businesses, and are cynical about the access developers have bought with their sponsorship and hospitality." Martin Ball London DONATE ON CROWDJUSTICE

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