Councillor · Haringey
Councillor Sarah Williams
Labour
West Green ward
Haringey
- Stories naming Sarah
- 32
- Meetings we covered
- 21
- Latest story
- 20 Mar 2026
In brief
Councillor Sarah Williams made decisions regarding the extension of a lift maintenance contract and the awarding of a contract for safety upgrades at the Hamilton Close estate. The councillor also approved a contract for hostel refurbishments and an asbestos surveying contract. Additionally, the councillor presented a draft Older People's Housing Strategy and signed off on a rent increase for existing tenancies.
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Stories naming Councillor Sarah Williams
- Muswell Hill hostels to receive £3.6 million green technology upgrade The decision, made by Councillor Sarah Williams, Cabinet Member for Housing and Planning (Deputy Leader), will see the hostels at 9, 32, and 39 Queens Avenue, and 19 Princess Avenue undergo extensive refurbishment. The 12-month project, set to begin in April 2026, includes roof and external fabric improvements,...
- Haringey Council Allocates £3.6 Million for Hostel Refurbishments in Muswell Hill Haringey Council has approved a significant investment of £3.6 million towards the refurbishment of four hostels in Muswell Hill, a decision made by Councillor Sarah Williams, Cabinet Member for...
- Haringey Council approves rent and service charge hikes The Cabinet Member Signing meeting on Thursday, February 26, 2026, saw Councillor Sarah Williams, Cabinet Member for Housing and Planning and Deputy Leader, sign off on a 4.8% rise in rents for...
- Haringey Council to increase supported accommodation charges The decision, approved by Councillor Sarah Williams, Cabinet Member for Housing and Planning, will see licence fees and service charges for two General Fund schemes, referred to as Scheme O and...
- Haringey Council Approves Updated Damp and Mould Policy for Tenants Councillor Sarah Williams, Cabinet Member for Housing and Planning, stated that no one should be living with damp and mould, calling it a "basic social injustice that we want to bring to an end."...
From meetings they attended
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