Where does Haringey Council cover?

Haringey Council covers the London Borough of Haringey, an area of approximately 29.6 square kilometres in North London. It includes 19 electoral wards and spans from the River Lea in the east to the wooded high ground of Highgate and Muswell Hill in the west.

Geographic Coverage

Haringey Council governs the entire borough, which includes a diverse mix of neighborhoods:

• Western Haringey (leafy and affluent):

  • Highgate

  • Muswell Hill

  • Crouch End

  • Fortis Green

  • Stroud Green

• Central Haringey (residential and vibrant):

  • Hornsey

  • Harringay

  • Bounds Green

  • Wood Green

  • Noel Park

• Eastern Haringey (urban and rapidly regenerating):

  • Tottenham

  • Seven Sisters

  • South Tottenham

  • Northumberland Park

  • White Hart Lane

  • West Green

  • Bruce Grove

  • St Ann’s

Council Responsibilities

Haringey Council oversees services such as:

• Housing and planning

• Education and schools

• Social care and health

• Waste collection and recycling

• Libraries and leisure

• Roads and transport

• Community safety and policing partnerships

Bordering Boroughs

Haringey shares boundaries with six other London boroughs:

• Enfield (north)

• Barnet (west)

• Camden (southwest)

• Islington (south)

• Hackney (southeast)

• Waltham Forest (east)

Wards in Haringey

There are 19 electoral wards, including:

• Alexandra Park

• Bounds Green

• Bruce Castle

• Crouch End

• Fortis Green

• Harringay

• Highgate

• Hornsey

• Muswell Hill

• Noel Park

• Northumberland Park

• Seven Sisters

• South Tottenham

• St Ann’s

• Stroud Green

• Tottenham Central

• Tottenham Hale

• West Green

• White Hart Lane

Each ward elects councillors who represent residents at the borough level.