Proposed Submission Haringey Local Plan
Haringey Council is preparing to consult the public on its Proposed Submission Local Plan, which includes a strategy for 21,500 new homes.
Haringey Council's Strategic Planning Committee recommended in November 2026 that the Proposed Submission Haringey Local Plan be approved for public consultation. This key document guides future development and land use, outlining a strategy for approximately 21,500 new homes. The plan aims to distribute housing more evenly across the borough, differing from the 2017 Local Plan by assessing more development opportunities across both the east and west of the borough.
The Strategic Planning Committee agreed in November 2026 to make informal recommendations to the Cabinet and Full Council regarding the plan and associated documents. The Proposed Submission Haringey Local Plan is the principal statutory planning document for Haringey Council, guiding planning decisions and setting out a strategy for growth and land use within the borough.
Key facts
- Haringey Council's Strategic Planning Committee recommended the Proposed Submission Haringey Local Plan for public consultation in November 2026. Source
- The Proposed Submission Haringey Local Plan outlines a strategy for approximately 21,500 new homes. Source
- The plan aims to distribute housing more evenly across the borough. Source
- The emerging plan has undertaken a more extensive assessment of potential development opportunities than the 2017 Local Plan. Source
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