Alexandra Palace
Alexandra Palace is currently focusing on its role in the London Borough of Culture 2027 programme and advancing its environmental sustainability goals.
Haringey Council accepted a £2,165,000 grant from the Greater London Authority in March 2026 to fund the London Borough of Culture 2027 programme, themed 'Rebel Borough'. This funding, also supported by Arts Council England, will enable a year-long cultural celebration highlighting Haringey's heritage, following its designation as London Borough of Culture in April 2024.
Alexandra Palace is also progressing its environmental sustainability goals, with discussions ongoing in September 2025 with the Zero Carbon Accelerator to develop a delivery programme for achieving net zero emissions. In October 2025, the Alexandra Palace and Park Consultative Committee discussed plans for solar panels on the boathouse as part of efforts to reduce energy consumption.
Haringey Music Service is scheduled to relocate to Alexandra Palace by October 2025, with lease arrangements being finalised following discussions in September 2025. Additionally, the Alexandra Palace and Park Board approved an increase in parking fees, effective from April 2025, to a flat rate of £2 per hour to help address a budget deficit. No upcoming meetings are currently scheduled.
Key facts
- Haringey Council accepted a £2,165,000 grant for the London Borough of Culture 2027 programme in March 2026. Source
- Alexandra Palace is discussing a delivery programme with the Zero Carbon Accelerator for net zero emissions as of September 2025. Source
- Haringey Music Service is set to relocate to Alexandra Palace by October 2025. Source
- Plans for solar panels on the boathouse were discussed by the Alexandra Palace and Park Consultative Committee in October 2025. Source
- Alexandra Palace increased parking fees to £2 per hour, effective April 2025, approved in July 2025. Source
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