Councillor · Haringey
Councillor Gio Iozzi
Green
Stroud Green ward
Haringey
- Cabinet Member for Climate Action and Transport
- Stories naming Gio
- 5
- Meetings we covered
- 6
- Latest story
- 17 Oct 2026
In brief
Councillor Gio Iozzi approved changes to bus routes for the Heartlands development and authorised necessary highway works. The councillor also approved an administrative change to a dockless e-bike hire service contract, correcting a company name.
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Stories naming Councillor Gio Iozzi
- Wood Green Red Route approved despite 41% objection Haringey Council's Cabinet Member for Climate Action and Transport, Councillor Gio Iozzi, has approved the implementation of a Red Route along a section of the A105 High Road in Wood Green, despite receiving objections from 41% of respondents during the consultation period. The decision, made on Tuesday, 13 October...
- E-bike contract name corrected Haringey Council has formally corrected the company name for its dockless e-bike hire service contract, ensuring the agreement with Human Forest Ltd is accurately recorded. The administrative...
- Council approves £30k bus route changes for Heartlands Haringey Council's Cabinet Member for Climate Action, Councillor Gio Iozzi, has approved changes to bus routes serving the new Heartlands development in Wood Green, at a cost of £30,000. The...
- Bus stop row: Residents fear noise and traffic Residents in Wood Green are voicing concerns over the introduction of new bus routes, citing fears of increased noise, traffic, and a reduction in parking availability. The decision, approved by...
- Wood Green gets new bus routes for 2,000 homes New bus routes are set to serve approximately 2,000 homes in Wood Green, following a decision by Haringey Council's Cabinet Member for Climate Action, Councillor Gio Iozzi. The decision, made on...
From meetings they attended
These stories cover meetings Gio was listed at. The stories do not name them.
- Haringey Council Faces £21.7 Million Budget Shortfall Due to Increased Demand and Funding Gaps
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- Haringey extends online sexual health service
- Love Lane Estate Management Plan Approved with £1.1m Budget for Regeneration
- Demolition and 61 new homes approved at High Road West