• Skip to primary navigation
  • Skip to main content
  • Skip to primary sidebar

SGA

Southgate Green Association
  • About
    • What we do
      • How to Join
      • Southgate Green Conservation Area
      • SGA Articles of Association
  • News
  • Environment
    • The Stocks
    • Christ Church
    • The Old Signpost
    • Trees
      • The Minchenden Oak
    • Pinkham Way
  • Local History
    • Arnos Grove: The Walkers Famiily
    • 1, Cannon Hill
    • Cannon Hill
    • The Cherry Tree
    • Southgate Green 1953
    • Selborne Bowling Club
    • Leigh Hunt
    • Ellington Court
  • Fun
    • A Walk in Southgate
    • Quiz
  • Links
  • Contact
You are here: Home / News / Pinkham Way Site – Update Jan 2017

Pinkham Way Site – Update Jan 2017

January 25, 2017 by Gary Pillans

The good news is that, following a public examination hearing in August 2016, the Pinkham Way site has been removed from Haringey Council’s Site Allocations Plan because Haringey Council could not justify its inclusion.
However, the dual “SINC/Employment Land” planning designation remains in place and the big push is now on to remove the Employment Land element.
Pinkham Way Alliance have recently responded to proposed modifications to Haringey’s Local Plan documents arising from the August hearing. They argue that as the Council has given no proper justification for retaining the Employment element of the designation, and since the site has remained undeveloped for almost 25 years with no proposal getting remotely near implementation, this element of the designation should now be removed. They also argue that as the site has borough wide environmental value, it needs to be protected.

The document submitted to Haringey Council is available below:

PWA SUBMISSION TO LBH 2017 JAN

Filed Under: News

Primary Sidebar

Latest News

AGM 2021-2023 – Summary

June 6, 2023

This is our first AGM post Covid. Face to face committee meetings resumed last year and the committee continues promoting the conservation of Southgate Green.

[Read More…] about AGM 2021-2023 – Summary

The Rise and Fall of The Dukes of Chandos

June 6, 2023

This talk sets out some of the historical background to the Dukes of Chandos and their connection with Southgate. The first Duke of Chandos lived at Canons Park in Little Stanmore. The second Duke had to dispose of Canons Park to settle debts and the third Duke married into Southgate money and the Minchenden Estate. The third Duke’s daughter was betrothed aged six in a classic arranged marriage and contracted aged 14 to the first Duke of Buckingham and Chandos.

[Read More…] about The Rise and Fall of The Dukes of Chandos
poster for Southgate Green Association AGM talk

The historic families of Southgate – 20 May 2023

April 24, 2023

Southgate Green Association Presents:
A fascinating talk on the rise and fall of the Dukes of Chandos from Southgate to Stanmore

[Read More…] about The historic families of Southgate – 20 May 2023

Current Consultations – April 2023

April 24, 2023

Here are some current Consultations you may wish to comment on:

[Read More…] about Current Consultations – April 2023

More Posts from News Category

SGA Concerns

Trees

Many of the young trees that were planted last year are under stress due to lack of water. If there is a young tree near your property, please would you throw a can of water over it from time to time.

© 2012-2023 Southgate Green Association