The regeneration of Seven Sisters (external link), including the redevelopment of the Wards Corner and the Apex House sites, has been a strategic priority for Haringey Council for a number of years. On 6 August 2021, Transport for London and the council made a joint public statement on Wards Corner, and the Leader of the council made a public statement. On 5 August 2021, Grainger made a public statement (external link) confirming that due to viability issues they are not progressing with the Wards Corner development scheme. You can find out more information in the Wards Corner: Acquisitions Programme Cabinet briefing. The council wants to ensure a different approach to the new scheme - one which seeks to engage and work with residents, businesses, and local partners on a new design that compliments TfL’s Seven Sisters Market and delivers on the aspirations of the 'Community Plan' with the Latin Village at its heart. The proposed acquisitions will put the council in a unique position to pursue a new council-led delivery approach for the Wards Corner site that aligns with the council’s strategic priorities for housing, economy, place and community wealth building and complements Transport for London’s (TfL) plans for Seven Sisters Market (SSM). On 5 July 2022, the council's Cabinet approved the acquisitions of a number of third-party property and land interests within the Wards Corner site.

The acquisitions put the council in a unique position to pursue a new council-led delivery approach for the Wards Corner site that aligns with the council’s strategic priorities for housing, economy, place and community wealth building and complements Transport for London’s (TfL) plans for Seven Sisters Market (SSM). The council is currently engaging remaining third party landowners to acquire their interests. Section 105 of Housing Act 1985 Statutory Consultationįurther to the cabinet decision in July 2022, the council has completed the acquisition of Grainger property and land interests within Wards Corner and terminated its Development Agreement with Grainger.Wards Corner Regeneration Project CPO Background.

The London Borough of Haringey (Wards Corner Regeneration Project) Compulsory Purchase Order 2016.

All affected parties have been contacted and served with Notice’s To Treat as part of the implementation process. The council is now proceeding with the implementation of the confirmed Compulsory Purchase Order (CPO).

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