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20 Most Recent News Stories
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Sat 12th Sep 2009
Harringay Ward residents who have been campaiging for a safer crossing over Green Lanes by the Queen's Head Pub, Frobisher Road, have received a boost from David and Harringay Ward Lib Dem Councillors Karen Alexander and Carolyn Baker.
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Thu 20th Aug 2009
Currently there are some worrying proposals which could result in one third of Down Lane Park (near Tottenham Hale Station) being built over.
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Mon 20th Oct 2008
Haringey Council still has one of the highest rates of fly-tipping in the country. Information revealed by the Liberal Democrats shows that Haringey has the 4th highest incidents of fly-tipping in London and is 6th highest in England.
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Thu 16th Oct 2008
Haringey Teaching and Primary Care Trust's official rating for quality of service has fallen from 'good' to 'fair' and its performance in meeting national targets has fallen to 'weak'.
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Wed 15th Oct 2008
Liberal Democrats have condemned Haringey Council's last-ditch attempt to stop Asian Older women's user-group 'I Can Care' addressing the Full Council on Monday night by saying its £12 million plan to develop Woodside House are now "on hold".
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Tue 14th Oct 2008
Prospective Parliamentary Candidate for Tottenham David Schmitz has welcomed news that Liberal Democrat councillors have secured cross party support for their stand against the expansion of Heathrow airport last night.
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Tue 14th Oct 2008
It has emerged that Haringey Council was investing new money in Icelandic banks as recently as 29th September 2008, in news that have caused Liberal Democrat councillors to demand a independent inquiry into the fate of £37m of taxpayers' money.
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Mon 13th Oct 2008
Haringey's Labour Council has been forced to postpone its £12 million plan to move the borough's Civic Centre. On Friday last week the Council announced that due to the economic crisis enveloping the Council it would be postponing the move to Woodside House. Liberal Democrats have welcomed the decision but continue to call for the plan to be scrapped rather than just delayed.
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Tue 7th Oct 2008
All council tenants in Haringey will now receive a letter to inform them of dangerous safety catches following calls for action by Liberal Democrats. Homes for Haringey are writing this week to 14,000 residents advising them to check their windows for faults.
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Tue 30th Sep 2008
Liberal Democrats have demanded answers after Homes for Haringey admitted that more windows may have faults similar to those found on the window where a child fell from a third floor of a Tottenham tower block.
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Wed 24th Sep 2008
Liberal Democrats demanded a halt to the scrapping of Haringey Borough's 75 recycling banks. The revelation that they are to be cut was unearthed this week in a cross-party Overview and Scrutiny review into the London Borough of Haringey's waste management and recycling services.
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Mon 22nd Sep 2008
Haringey's Liberal Democrats are calling for the resignation of Labour's finance boss and former Council leader Cllr Charles Adje following the publication of a damning report into how, as Alexandra Palace Chair, he pushed through the controversial licence for Firoka to operate in the building. The Liberal Democrats say the revelations in the report show he can't be trusted to run the boroughs finances.
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Wed 17th Sep 2008
David Schmitz, the Lib Dem Prospective Parliamentary Candidate for Tottenham, has launched a petition against the proposed third runway at Heathrow Airport,
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Tue 2nd Sep 2008
Nearly 1,500 Haringey residents had their parking tickets cancelled last year after appeals found Haringey Council road signs, markings and traffic management orders were at fault, it has been revealed.
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Tue 2nd Sep 2008
Questions have emerged over the fairness of Haringey Council's CCTV smart cars after an investigation carried out by the Liberal Democrats revealed that nearly one in eight of the 21,159 parking tickets issued last year were cancelled.
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Fri 29th Aug 2008
Haringey Council is failing to protect residents from the effects of alcohol misuse it has been revealed by the Liberal Democrats. Despite annual alcohol-related admissions to local hospitals doubling in five years, Haringey Council's forward plan shows that a decision to examine the Council's Alcohol Harm Reduction Strategy, which expired in April 2008, has been further delayed to 18 November 2008. This leaves Haringey Council without an up-to-date approach to tackling the effects of alcohol misuse.
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Wed 20th Aug 2008
Labour members of Haringey Council's 'watchdog' committee have voted to ignore residents' views and rejected wider democratic discussion on controversial plans to spend £12 million on a new Haringey Civic Centre.
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Mon 18th Aug 2008
Haringey Liberal Democrats have given the London Mayor's plans for small shops a big thumbs down, describing his new policy as potentially damaging to the future of the borough's shopping parades.
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Fri 15th Aug 2008
Commenting on Haringey Council's announcement this week of a target to reduce the borough's carbon dioxide emissions by 11% by 2011, Cllr Ed Butcher, Haringey Liberal Democrat Environment Spokesperson said:
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Tue 12th Aug 2008
Pressure from Haringey Liberal Democrats has forced Haringey Council into belatedly extending the consultation period into the future of the borough's Parks Constabulary.
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