Haringey Community Press

Haringey Community Press is a free, independent newspaper that serves the residents of the London Borough of Haringey. It is published by Social Spider Community News and began in November 2021 as an extension of our previous publication, Tottenham Community Press, which was first released in November 2016.

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Fresh appeal for witnesses three months on from fatal Tottenham shooting

1 week ago | haringeycommunitypress.co.uk | James Cracknell

Mahad Abdi Mohamed, aged 27, was shot in the head while breaking bread during Ramadan in a case of mistaken identityDetectives are appealing for information three months after an innocent man was fatally shot in Tottenham – in what detectives believe is a case of mistaken identity. Mahad Abdi Mohamed, a much-loved son, brother and dad, died of a gunshot wound to the head following a shooting in Waverley Road, Tottenham at 8.45pm on Thursday, 20th March.
Installation of three new 'school streets' across Haringey agreed

1 week ago | haringeycommunitypress.co.uk | James Cracknell

Two schools in Tottenham and one in Bounds Green will see new traffic restrictions introduced to boost road safety for children, reports Grace Howarth, Local Democracy ReporterHaringey Council has agreed to implement three new ‘school streets’. Schemes designed to reduce traffic at certain times of the school day will be introduced outside St Francis de Sales RC Infant and Junior School, Bounds Green Infant and Junior School, and Welbourne Primary School.
Tottenham Ten 2025 in pictures

1 week ago | haringeycommunitypress.co.uk | James Cracknell

Photographer Stephen Furner captured the annual charity running event which took place last Saturday, 14th JuneTottenham Ten is a running event that takes place in and around Tottenham Marshes every year in June. Races include a 10km run, 5km walk and a free fun run with all funds raised going to the Tottenham Hotspur Foundation. Spurs ambassador Ossie Ardiles started the race and gave out the medals and cups to the winners at the end.
Haringey science teacher recognised by national awards scheme

1 week ago | haringeycommunitypress.co.uk | James Cracknell

Gemma Teacher is the science lead at Haringey Learning Partnership, a network of alternative provision schools in the boroughA Haringey teacher has been recognised in this year’s Pearson National Teaching Awards. Gemma Short, the science lead at Haringey Learning Partnership (HLP), won a silver award in the ‘teacher of the year’ category for secondary schools after being chosen from thousands of nominees.
Charity Commission probe into North London charities

2 weeks ago | haringeycommunitypress.co.uk | James Cracknell

HMRC discovered more than 100 charities had cashed cheques to the value of £22m between 2021 and 2023, reports Grace Howarth, Local Democracy ReporterFour charities serving Haringey and Barnet are among several being investigated by the Charity Commission after £22million in cashed cheques were found by HMRC.
Haringey councillor joins protest march to Gaza

2 weeks ago | haringeycommunitypress.co.uk | James Cracknell

Mary Mason is due to start a 30-mile trek from Egypt to Palestine today in protest at Israel’s blockade and war on the Gaza strip, reports Grace Howarth, Local Democracy ReporterA Haringey councillor is taking part in a march to Gaza to protest Israel’s blockade and war. Independent Socialist group councillor Mary Mason is joining around 3,000 pro-Palestine activists taking part in the walk, organised by independent movement Global March To Gaza.
Haringey residents invited to have say on how to tackle air pollution

2 weeks ago | haringeycommunitypress.co.uk | James Cracknell

The civic centre has drafted a five-year action plan and has now launched a consultationHaringey Council is asking for people’s views on how to improve air quality in the borough. The civic centre has drafted a five-year action plan and has now launched a consultation. The council says its draft strategy measures include monitoring air quality levels, as well as emissions from developments and buildings, and increasing public awareness around air quality to promote behaviour changes.
Two guilty of murder following 'senseless attack' on man at Seven Sisters Station

2 weeks ago | haringeycommunitypress.co.uk | James Cracknell

Killers Milumo Pedrinho and Kevin Nguyen stabbed victim Ervin Baraku to death as he tried to flee by running into the tube stationTwo men have been convicted of the “senseless killing” of a man at Seven Sisters Station. Kevin Nguyen, aged 21 and of Westerfield Road in Tottenham was today (Thursday 12th) found guilty of murder at Inner London Crown Court. Milumo Pedrinho, aged 21 and of Stonebridge Road in Tottenham, previously pleaded guilty to murder at the same court on 24th April.
Recognising Haringey's pioneering black protest leaders

2 weeks ago | haringeycommunitypress.co.uk | James Cracknell

Hannah Francis from the George Padmore Institute on the significance of the Black Parents Movement in Haringey 50 years agoThis year marks the fiftieth anniversary of the Black Parents Movement (BPM), founded in 1975 following the arrest of an innocent West Indian student in Haringey. On 17th April 1975, 17-year-old Cliff McDaniel and his two friends, Keith and Chris, all students of the Stationer’s Company’s School in Hornsey, were on their lunch break when they were targeted by police officers.
Khan 'disappointed' with lack of cash for London from Reeves

2 weeks ago | haringeycommunitypress.co.uk | James Cracknell

New trains for the Piccadilly Line are fully funded but three other big transport projects needed for the capital remain on pauseSadiq Khan has expressed his “concern” and “disappointment” with the government spending review announced today (Wednesday 11th) by Chancellor Rachel Reeves.