Search site (opens in an overlay)Tottenham Hotspur StadiumSearchClose search overlayArticles from Spurs #WomensSuperLeague #MatchTravel #Information #Chelsea @SpursOfficial If you’re attending our Barclays Women’s Super League game against Chelsea at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium on Sunday (kick-off 2.15pm) please take note of the following travel information… Frequent services are anticipated through White Hart Lane Seven Sisters and Tottenham Hale before and after the game For fans travelling on Greater Anglia services, please note that no trains will operate between Audley End and Cambridge with replacement bus services in operation Extra parking facilities for dockless bikes will be available in the stadium’s surrounding area A full list of locations can be found below Please note that our shuttle bus service will not be in operation for this fixture Supporters can stay up to date with the latest travel news via TfL.gov.uk and nationalrail.co.uk You can stay up to date with important matchday information – including real-time travel updates – by following our new Spurs Matchday Info channel on WhatsApp Simply click here or search for Spurs Matchday Info in your WhatsApp Updates section Four Weaver line services are expected to call at White Hart Lane in both directions before and after the game Services operate between Liverpool Street and Enfield Town/Cheshunt Supporters travelling to Liverpool Street post-match are reminded that Northumberland Park services have greater capacity and frequency to those at White Hart Lane and the journey time should be shorter as there are fewer stops White Hart Lane is a fully accessible station we recommend using Northumberland Park as it is a shorter distance to the stadium than Tottenham Hale We also recommend using Northumberland Park if heading to Liverpool Street after the game as southbound services through the station will be more frequent and have a greater capacity than London Overground services operating through White Hart Lane The following services will be in operation through Northumberland Park on Sunday: Post-match northbound: nine trains per hour Please note, no trains will operate between Audley End and Cambridge Tottenham Hale is a fully accessible station and is served by the Victoria line and Greater Anglia services Supporters travelling on the Victoria line are encouraged to use Tottenham Hale rather than Seven Sisters as it is a shorter journey to and from the stadium Victoria line services will operate every 2-3 minutes in both directions before and after the game There will be 10 Greater Anglia services per hour operating in each direction through Tottenham Hale including 4 Stansted Express trains each way We recommend using Northumberland Park for Greater Anglia services as it is a shorter distance to the stadium than Tottenham Hale Victoria line services will be operating every 2-3 minutes in each direction before and after the game a diversion route will be in place at Birstall Road for pedestrians entering Seven Sisters station for interchange between the Victoria line and London Overground services This is to avoid congestion on the northbound platform We encourage supporters to consider using Tottenham Hale for Victoria Line services as it is a shorter distance to the stadium than Seven Sisters Queue management systems will be in place at all stations for the safety of all passengers and staff the queue management staff are in contact with the Station Managers who will confirm when platforms are clear to enable more passengers to enter the station For the safety of all passengers and staff supporters are kindly asked to cooperate with station staff and always follow their instructions Please note that the Club’s shuttle bus service will not be in operation for this fixture Extra parking facilities for dockless bikes are available in the surrounding area making cycling to the stadium easier than ever Here’s a list of locations where you can start and end your journey: Bike stands also remain available at Tottenham Community Sports Centre and St Francis De Sales School Dedicated bicycle parking is also available on-street around the stadium stewards will be briefed regarding cyclists’ need to carry helmets puncture kits and removable seats into the stadium CLICK HERE to read our Bag Policy.. Hale Wharf It was home to industrial space which over time fell into disrepair as the jobs it once supported moved elsewhere The regeneration of Hale Wharf and the creation of a new place was a unique opportunity to unlock this waterside location It was a chance to reflect on its industrial past Sitting within the Mayor of London’s Tottenham Housing Zone it was also an opportunity to deliver against the priorities of the local authority by delivering new homes and new affordable homes It’s an important contribution to the Greater London Authority’s aspiration to deliver 2,000 homes in Haringey We have curated a multi-generational community including apartments and family homes Delivered by Waterside Places – our strategic joint venture with the Canal & River Trust – in partnership with the Mayor of London and the London Borough of Haringey Hale Wharf has delivered much more than simply a place to live we used designs inspired by the factories and warehouses which would have characterised the area and weathered steel helped maintain the local character we even improved access to the water to facilitate the industrial use of the waterway once again Juxtaposed to the area’s industrial heritage the Paddock Community Nature Reserve covers 10 acres of green space adjacent to Hale Wharf Places like The Paddock Nature Reserve deliver significant value for communities The Paddock had been in a state of disrepair We had an opportunity to re-invigorate and support this vital place for nature We delivered new pedestrian bridges to connect the community at Hale Wharf to the Paddock we unlocked the opportunity for residents to spend time immersed in the natural environment Significant upgrades included the removal of Japanese Knotweed enhancements to the woodland habitat and the provision of an educational facility and volunteer’s hub Thanks to these investments, and the ongoing work of the Conservation Volunteers those attempting to access Tottenham Hale station on foot had to navigate Ferry Lane – a busy and poorly lit road With the bridge now providing a direct route residents feel safer and have easier access to the excellent connectivity of the wider area It’s all part of curating and supporting a new community at Hale Wharf The Canal & River Trust will support families make the most of the enhanced waterway by providing access to water-based activities such as canoeing and kayaking The Engine Room – which opened in 2017 – serves an ever-expanding multi-cultural community with a church Working with the North London Hospice and Wild in Art we have also brought the ‘Big Fun Art Adventure’ to Hale Wharf as part of a free art sculpture trail Hale Wharf is about much more than just homes -Donated money to pay for an after school PE teacher for a term this enabled pupils at the school to undertake sports activities after school -Employee volunteering at the nature reserve -Supported North London Hospice and Wild in Art Muse becomes newest member of the Association for Rental Living Planning permission granted for world-leading Acoustics building Planning applications submitted for new neighbourhood in Oldham Our Sustainable Future: Accelerating the delivery of Passivhaus-certified homes Our Sustainable Future: Working in partnership is the way we deliver meaningful change Bridging the Gap: meeting the viability challenge across the country Planning submitted for new St Helens transport Interchange and Civic Square Wythenshawe town centre community conversation launched as plans for Culture Hub revealed Our Sustainable Future: Creating long-lasting social impact Newsletter Signup Form Accessible from any page on website via the pop-up For more information, including how we use your personal details, please see our Privacy Policy. Walthamstow Wetlands is a 211-hectare haven for Londoners to explore enjoy and feel entirely at one with nature Walthamstow Wetlands is the largest urban wetlands in Europe It is also a fully operational Thames Water reservoir site and is the main source of water supply for 3.5 million people Offering over 13 miles of paths to explore across an untamed the local authorities opened up the areas around the Walthamstow reservoirs for all to enjoy back in 2017 and other dedicated types who’d got themselves a permit.) The site is open from 9.30am to 5pm during the summer months (until September) Paid parking is available on site but Walthamstow Wetlands is also accessible by Tube The nearest stations are Tottenham Hale and Blackhorse Road Haringey Council has secured almost two acres of additional land around the edges of The Paddock as public open space The deal with Thames Water will enable the final phase of an ambitious scheme that is already transforming the nature reserve for the benefit of Tottenham Hale residents Enhancements will include the creation of new pathways through previously inaccessible private land and connection to the recently installed Paddock footbridge to Hale Wharf Cabinet Member for Placemaking and Local Economy This announcement is just the latest step in making our vision of a fairer The flagship green spaces project at The Paddock is creating the borough’s first new nature reserve in more than a decade and honours our commitment to reinvest land receipts into securing long term and direct benefits for local residents It has been shaped with the community for the community with the extensive improvements rooted in what they have told us they would like to see now and in the future The Conservation Volunteers has worked in close partnership with the London Borough of Haringey for over 20 years helping us to connect thousands of people with their local green spaces supporting both nature and local residents’ health and wellbeing We are proud to continue this beneficial relationship with these exciting next steps at The Paddock which will allow us to bring Haringey residents closer to the nature on their doorsteps and contribute to its protection the council is delivering a series of significant placemaking benefits for the area including up to 600 new council homes and the Welbourne Health Centre which has been developed through extensive engagement with the community and stakeholders is comprehensively enhancing the nature reserve with upgraded entrances and new temporary accommodation to provide enhanced educational facilities The Conservation Volunteers (TCV) will take on an innovative self-financing 25-year lease of The Paddock that will see the environmental charity raise external sponsorship to steward the open space build a volunteer network and deliver a comprehensive schools and engagement programme The exciting final phase of The Paddock works will get under way shortly and is expected to be completed in late 2025 Part of the funding for the project comes from Section 106 planning obligations from the Hale Wharf development secured by the council’s planning department Enforcement action against waste dumping in Haringey is set to intensify following the government’s announcement to “seize and crush” vehicles caught fly-tipping A flagship fund to support community-led carbon cutting projects in Haringey has been extended for another four years The roll-out of electric vehicle (EV) infrastructure in Haringey is set for a major boost thanks to more than £1m in new funding from the.. 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Sign up to HPX now we'd like to know more about your visit today Unfortunately we are currently having issues connecting to our feedback service Trains were pulled from Seven Sisters to Walthamstow Central while emergency services attended News London’s Underground system was thrown into disarray this morning after reports of a “casualty on the tracks” at Tottenham Hale Trains were pulled from Seven Sisters to Walthamstow Central while emergency services attended the scene Transport for London Access tweeted that Tottenham Hale station had reopened following "an earlier customer incident" Although the Victoria line is now operating as normal other disturbances are reported on the Central line Waterloo & City line and Windrush line this morning A spokesperson for London Ambulance Service said: “We were called at 6.33am this morning (16 March) to reports of a person hit by a train at Tottenham Hale Underground Station “We sent a number of resources to the scene including an ambulance crew an incident response officer and members of our Hazardous Area Response Team “We also dispatched a trauma team in a car from London’s Air Ambulance.“Sadly a person had died at the scene.” British Transport Police has been approached for comment Prince Louis steals the show at VE Day parade as he keeps dad William looking sharp and mimics brother George Prince Louis steals show with sweet antics at VE parade VE Day 2025 fashion: best looks from the day VE Day 2025 fashion: Princess of Wales to Lady Victoria Starmer David Beckham’s 50th birthday bash in London 'shut down' by council over noise complaints David Beckham’s 50th birthday bash 'shut down' over noise complaints UK tourists face major travel shake-up as Dubai airport set to close Royals watch historic flypast as huge crowds turns out for VE Day 80th anniversary  Royals watch historic Red Arrows flypast for VE Day 80th anniversary Pollard Thomas Edwards has created a landmark development for Haringey Council that mixes homes part of the first large-scale social housing programme of its kind in a generation ‘It’s a wonderful legacy to everything Walter Tull achieved throughout his incredible life,’ says Councillor Sarah Williams deputy leader and cabinet member for housing and planning at Haringey Council a significant new addition to the rapidly changing landscape of Tottenham Hale in the North London borough of Haringey The Walter Tull in question is a local hero who became one of English football’s first black professional players when he played in Tottenham Hotspur’s inaugural top-flight match in 1909 and later became the British Army’s first black officer The development which bears his name is designed by London practice Pollard Thomas Edwards (PTE) and comprises 131 council-rent homes alongside the Welbourne Health Centre a £6.5 million multipurpose health facility housing more than 40 GPs The scheme forms part of the Heart of Hale a mixed-use masterplan designed by Allford Hall Monaghan Morris for Related Argent and approved by Haringey Council in 2018 The plan aims to transform a relentlessly urban area adjacent to Tottenham Hale transport interchange creating a new local centre and central public square surrounded by cafés Seven new buildings are proposed within the masterplan two by PTE and one each by Alison Brooks Architects and Ruff Architects with Grant Associates providing landscape architecture and public realm input Several of these are now under construction or complete and take their place alongside a plethora of other significant buildings that have recently been completed on nearby sites It makes for what may charitably be called an indistinct urban composition one which will undoubtedly be helped by the definition and activation that the ground-floor commercial units will bring The Walter Tull House plot sits slightly apart from the main masterplan grouping at a key urban junction Previously home to a small local community centre which marks a clear transition between the low-rise suburban hinterland which spreads west towards Tottenham’s stadium and the dense urban infrastructure of the masterplan area the plot is bounded to the south by Monument Way a clamorous strategic road that has not been fully tamed by a range of Transport for London-led improvements over recent years a highly valued local green space currently undergoing a £9 million investment programme a tripartite ensemble of interconnected buildings brings a welcome sense of resolution and order The tallest element – a 16-storey point block – anchors the north-east of the site addressing Down Lane Park and providing a landmark within the wider urban context To the west and north a more modest V-shaped block This block also incorporates a communal rooftop terrace a robust seven-storey linear block directly addresses Monument Way the edge softened by recent tree planting and public realm improvements This block accommodates the Welbourne Health Centre at ground and first floor level a much-needed facility which serves a patient base of over 25,000 The health centre volume is neatly articulated on the primary elevation by way of double-height openings horizontal cast stone banding and a slightly darker brick tone Primary residential access is via a colonnade linking Monument Way to the much quieter Park View Road an unexpected gesture which helps fills out the plot and promotes a certain civic presence guides users to a double-height entrance hall providing access to the landscaped courtyard and all residential cores off the busy road and opposite the entrance to the park acting as a transitional zone between public and private and offering the potential for future activity perhaps informal workspaces or community gathering space plays a critical role in unifying the development and creating a sense of residential community The central courtyard is quiet and protected and serves as both circulation zone and recreational space positioned above the low-rise L-shaped block provides additional amenity space and offers west-facing elevated views over Tottenham There is a degree of spatial generosity here that is uncommon in new housing developments housing engagement officer for LB Haringey the homes here form part of a concerted drive by the local authority to complete 3,000 new council homes in the borough by 2030 led by a specially convened multi-disciplinary council team the development management was undertaken by Related Argent working in partnership with the local authority The scheme bears the evidence of good clienting and much is being done by the council to keep it that way including a dedicated and tenant-focused aftercare and maintenance process The affordable housing tenure influences the typological range on offer and there are a higher-than-average number of larger homes In total the scheme provides 36 one-bedroom homes All homes are dual-aspect and have access to either a private balcony or terrace Circulation is via a single central core in the high-rise element and via deck access above podium level in the lower-rise elements The Chesnut Road and Fairbanks Road frontages also include duplex homes which provide residents with front doors and gardens helping to create an admirably flat elevational hierarchy with no dead edges This is particularly important for some of the surrounding transitional open spaces – one senses that this project will be an effective catalyst for further investment and more active local usage The façades are unified by a red-hued material palette including two shades of facing brick augmented by cast stone elements and textured panels which highlight horizontal components and openings On a sunny day in early spring the brickwork displayed a surprising tonal dynamism as the sun worked its way through different parts of the scheme The red-pinkish shading stands up well in these surroundings striking a pleasing midpoint between the suburban buffs and browns and the industrial reds of the adjacent buildings This industrial context finds further expression in the window frames and balustrades which are finished with metalwork featuring profiles and perforations that draw inspiration from the sawtooth roof geometry of a factory that once occupied the site The horizontal banding on the tower element is conceived as a representation of the varying footprints and spaces of Tottenham’s industrial past as seen in historic bird’s eye photographs these elements are inserted with subtlety and the overall effect is harmonious and cohesive Delivery of council housing at this scale remains relatively rare nationally and design quality is often pummelled by value engineering This imbues any significant new affordable housing completion with totemic importance ‘The very first planning meeting we had on this scheme was the day after Grenfell – it was an eerie time to be talking about new affordable housing,’ says PTE project architect Simon Whitley With its thoughtful and contextual approach to materiality social infrastructure and the tenant experience this project feels like an entirely appropriate response Colm Lacey is founder and managing director of development management consultancy Soft Cities Walter Tull House exemplifies sustainable urban development integrating environmental responsibility with community-focused design This 131-home council development prioritises operational efficiency embodied carbon reduction and whole-life sustainability aligning with London’s environmental and planning standards The building’s BREEAM Very Good rating meets energy efficiency requirements under the London Plan and Haringey’s Local Plan Operational carbon is minimised through a highly insulated envelope airtight construction (3 m³/h.m² air permeability) and mechanical ventilation with heat recovery The deck access design enhances natural ventilation and daylighting reducing reliance on artificial heating and cooling Embodied carbon considerations guided material selection inspired by Tottenham’s industrial heritage reduce construction waste and transportation emissions The whole-life carbon strategy incorporates passive design principles Blue roofs support sustainable drainage – attenuating rainwater and easing pressure on local networks Developed in collaboration with the London Borough of Haringey Greater London Authority and the local community the scheme was reviewed twice by Haringey’s Quality Review Panel and refined through public consultations in 2017 and 2018 and a double-height lobby foster social interaction The health centre and retail unit enhance local services will be remembered and honoured through this important council project Walter Tull House will give 131 individuals and families the opportunity to live in secure   It is part of the first large-scale building programme of its kind in a generation We are on track to deliver 3,000 high-quality council homes by 2031 built to the very best environmental and design standards with more than 2,000 under way or completed Sustainability has been central to the design of the scheme a mechanical ventilation heat recovery system and renewable energy measures to keep household bills low The state-of-the-art Welbourne Health Centre will significantly improve access to health and care services for thousands of our residents The structural brief for Walter Tull House was to find an efficient and flexible structural solution which allowed the architecture to express itself without constraint The efficiency of the reinforced concrete frame was a major driver in minimising cost and embodied carbon Core to this approach was the ability to rationalise the grid so that it worked for all the uses throughout the building – residential spaces This took a great deal of collaboration with the architect and MEP engineer but we were able to design a frame without the need for transfer structures We also incorporated a thermally broken gallery access structure into the scheme but it was felt that avoiding a mix of framing materials would lead to a simpler build This meant that we had to place the gallery columns outside the slab edge This was resolved with careful detailing to mitigate the risk located in the corner residential building on Monument Way and Park View Road have both a functional and an aesthetic remit breaking up the façade’s massing while offering residents a semi-enclosed outdoor space As well as creating a sheltered environment The use of red-hued cast stone and red brick piers encasing the structural concrete columns anchors the building’s corner while also offering a degree of privacy to the outdoor spaces A balustrade with simple vertical flat railings is crowned with a decorative metalwork pattern inspired by the original Gestetner printer The metalwork’s colour aligns with the adjacent corner window frame and spandrel panels the façade incorporates 75mm textured cast stone which features a pattern that again pays homage to the Gestetner printer rendered horizontal banding further enriches the design adding visual depth and interest from both close and distant perspectives TagsHaringey Council Pollard Thomas Edwards Social housing Tottenham Hale The project prioritised reuse and upcycling, using low-carbon and natural materials including… Working with local architecture studio dílna, London and central Europe-based Chybik +… Harp & Harp has completed a seven-home scheme in Croydon, south London,… The interiors within Acland Burghley School in Tufnell Park use lightweight, warm… #PremierLeague #PreMatch #MatchTravel #Information #NottinghamForest If you’re attending our Premier League game against Nottingham Forest at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium on Easter Monday (kick-off 8pm) please take note of the following travel information.. Extra parking facilities for dockless bikes will be available in the surrounding area on Monday Supporters can stay up to date with the latest travel news via TfL.gov.uk and nationalrail.co.uk including new routes within Spurs supporter heartlands You can stay up to date with important matchday information - including real-time travel updates - by following our new Spurs Matchday Info channel on WhatsApp Simply click here or search for Spurs Matchday Info in your WhatsApp Updates section Please note that Bruce Grove and Silver Street stations will be closed for two hours post-match on Sunday Six Weaver line services are expected to call at White Hart Lane in both directions before and after the game The final southbound Weaver line train is scheduled to depart from White Hart Lane at 12.23am The final northbound Weaver line service to Cheshunt is scheduled to depart at 12.07am with the final service to Enfield Town due to depart at 12.22am If you’re heading to Liverpool Street after the game Northumberland Park will have a higher train capacity than White Hart Lane The following services will be in operation through Northumberland Park on Monday: Victoria line services will operate every 2-3 minutes in both directions before the game and every 3-4 minutes afterwards with the last southbound train due to depart at 12.14am There will be 12 Greater Anglia services per hour operating in each direction through Tottenham Hale Victoria line services will be operating every 2-3 minutes in each direction before the game and every 3-4 minutes afterwards with the last southbound train due to depart at 12.16am The Club operates a free Shuttle Bus service from Wood Green (Piccadilly Line) and Alexandra Palace (Great Northern) stations to the stadium The Great Northern line will operate at 6 trains per hour each way through Alexandra Palace before and after the match Here’s a list of locations where you can start and end your journey during this trial period: our major event day road closure measures will be in place TfL bus services will return to normal operation as soon as possible after the local road closures are lifted Eye-catching hoardings installed outside the former Ashley Road Depot site include striking visuals of birds created by artist and anthropologist Liz Hingley working alongside local school children The images take their inspiration from the migratory birds visiting neighbouring Tottenham Marshes from around the world and symbolise the diversity of the community in Tottenham Hale the development will be named Wingspan Walk when completed with each block named after a bird species Deputy Leader and Cabinet Member for Housing and Planning Cllr Sarah Williams and Cabinet Member for Placemaking and Local Economy Cllr Ruth Gordon were joined by Liz Hingley teachers and pupils from Holy Trinity CE Primary School Cllr Sean O’Donovan and contractors Formation Design and Build Ltd The Ashley Road Depot scheme is one of the largest in our ambitious housebuilding programme and will benefit hundreds of Haringey families Having the opportunity to meet the children and artist and see their amazing work first hand has been extremely rewarding and inspirational will create an important legacy and help the community feel ownership of the new estate was to create a relationship between the places houses and the different species that reside in the neighbouring area connecting them together Naming the buildings after birds will cement that relationship deepening the understanding of place and the different species the residents will live alongside The visuals were developed with hundreds of children in response to the different languages that they speak and their physical and poetic contributions The legacy of this project will be sculptures wayfinding and playful features of the 10 birds showcased throughout the scheme The Ashley Road Depot site is set to be transformed into 272 new council homes.  Located on Park View Road 100% of the homes will be let to residents on the council’s housing register One of the largest schemes in the council’s housebuilding programme more than a third of the project will be much-needed family sized homes The council is on target to deliver 3,000 new council homes by 2031 with more than 2,000 already started or completed The scheme will provide new entrances into Down Lane Park with 74 additional trees planted on the site and shrubbery that will improve the landscape and support wildlife Responsibly sourced and environmentally friendly materials are being used in the construction of the homes and high insulation and solar panels will keep energy costs low A three-month closure order has been enforced at Rothbury Walk Estate to curb anti-social behaviour (ASB) Almost 30 new homes will be purchased to provide much-needed high-quality accommodation for families and individuals impacted by the housing crisis Haringey has unveiled a major new housing development named in honour of iconic local community figure Dr Aaron Gayle Hundreds of residents across Haringey are set to benefit from a project to help improve sustainable heating systems in council homes Hale Wharf is situated off Ferry Lane, close to Tottenham Hale rail and underground stations. The completed project has made a valuable contribution to the Mayor of London and the Greater London Authority’s aspiration for 2,000 new homes in the borough and features local retail space canal-side public realm and infrastructure which has transformed this part of North London expanding its ownership within the overall project One of the key elements that has helped breathe life into Hale Wharf is a new major pedestrian bridge across the River Lea Navigation This links the new and surrounding community to a 10-acre area of green space opening new public spaces and walking routes for all and wider access to the Lee Valley Regional Park the water’s edge has also been regenerated thanks to upgrades of access routes for commercial barges as well as canal wall repairs and the addition of floating reed beds Waterside Places has delivered this project alongside McLaren Construction and architect Allies and Morrison, with Stace acting as Project Manager “Our scheme has transformed a forgotten waterside area by the River Lee Navigation and created a great place to live with access to green space The project team recognised the importance of looking beyond the red lines and have found ways to connect the community to a diverse environment of woodland meadow and ponds – which makes a huge difference in a densely populated city.” “Hale Wharf is a beautiful location overlooking the Paddock Community Nature Park River Lea and Walthamstow Wetlands and the new homes will be life-changing for households living in temporary accommodation or in deeply unsuitable housing secure and spacious council homes our residents so desperately need and we are on track to deliver 3,000 by 2031 with more than 2,000 homes already started or completed.” this impressive development contributes to the Mayor’s ambition for more high-quality homes in the capital “This enables us to build on the success of our Windlass Apartments development and sees the delivery of more much needed high-quality new homes and amenities all supported by Grainger’s dedicated inhouse Resident Services team.” “This is also our second scheme delivered in partnership with Waterside Places collaborating to deliver new homes whilst transforming an underutilised urban waterside area.” #PremierLeague #MatchTravel #Information #Stadium #Bournemouth If you’re attending our Premier League game against AFC Bournemouth at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium on Sunday (kick-off 2pm) please take note of the following travel information which includes details of substantial disruption across the Greater Anglia network… Northumberland Park station will be closed on Sunday though Greater Anglia services will still call at Tottenham Hale Greater Anglia services will not operate north of Broxbourne to either Stansted Airport Replacement bus services will be in operation between these locations On the TfL network the Piccadilly line will be closed between Wood Green and Cockfosters while extensive Elizabeth line closures will be in place until 1pm though Tottenham Hale is expected to be busier than normal due to the closure of Northumberland Park Supporters affected by the travel disruption are strongly encouraged to consider our Regional Coach Service Supporters can stay up to date with important matchday information by following our new Spurs Matchday Info channel on WhatsApp. The latest travel news is also available via TfL.gov.uk and nationalrail.co.uk is available for all home matches.We strongly encourage supporters affected by Sunday’s travel disruption to consider making use of the Regional Coach Service when planning their alternative travel Greater Anglia services will continue to call at Tottenham Hale and will start/terminate at Liverpool Street and Broxbourne/Cheshunt Bruce Grove and Silver Street stations will be closed for two hours post-match Four trains per hour are expected to call at White Hart Lane in both directions before and after the game If you’re travelling to Liverpool Street post-match please note that Tottenham Hale will have a much higher train capacity than White Hart Lane The journey time should also be shorter as there are fewer stops on the Greater Anglia services Northumberland Park station will be closed on Sunday due to planned engineering works Greater Anglia services will continue to operate through Tottenham Hale though no train services will run north of Broxbourne Tottenham Hale is a fully accessible station with access to both Victoria line and Greater Anglia services As Northumberland Park station will be closed on Sunday Tottenham Hale is expected to be busier than normal – please allow extra time for queues Greater Anglia will be running 8 trains per hour in each direction through Tottenham Hale these services will start/terminate at Liverpool Street and Cheshunt/Broxbourne Supporters who would ordinarily travel from north of Broxbourne will be able to make use of bus replacement services which will be in operation Buses to and from Broxbourne will run every 30 minutes from Hertford East and Audley End respectively while buses between Broxbourne and Stansted Airport will operate every 15 minutes Broxbourne and Cheshunt stations both offer paid parking facilities which can be booked in advance including wheelchair users and those with limited mobility are advised to use Tottenham Hale rather than Seven Sisters as it is a shorter journey to the stadium Victoria line services will operate every 2-3 minutes in each direction before and after the game Victoria line services will be operating in both directions every 2-3 minutes before and after the game The Club operates a free Shuttle Bus service from Wood Green (Piccadilly line) and Alexandra Palace (Great Northern) stations to the stadium The Piccadilly line will be closed between Wood Green and Cockfosters on Sunday so please make alternative travel arrangements if you would normally travel to Wood Green via Tube The Great Northern line will operate at 5 trains per hour each way through Alexandra Palace before and after the match bike stands are available at Tottenham Community Sports Centre and St Francis De Sales School The state-of-the-art medical facility neighbours the site where the council has built 131 council homes that will transform the lives of local people in the area.  delivered by Haringey Council and NHS North Central London Integrated Care Board (ICB) will provide primary care services and safeguard quality healthcare for people of all ages a GP practice which currently has four surgeries in Haringey has relocated its medical centres in Hale Village and Dowsett Road to the Welbourne Health Centre Cabinet Member for Placemaking and Local Economy and Cllr Lucia das Neves “We are delighted by the opening of the Welbourne Health Centre which has been achieved through close collaboration between the council and our local health partners.  “The council has made this a priority for a considerable period and know the benefits it will bring to thousands of people in the area “Having a much-needed facility like this will significantly improve access to health and care services for people in Tottenham including the 131 families who will be moving into our brand-new council homes in what will become known as Walter Tull House “We are proud of our part in delivering a project which puts people at its heart and is pivotal in building a place that supports the whole community.”   Executive Director of Place at NHS North Central London Integrated Care Board said: “The opening of the Welbourne Health Centre in Haringey marks another key milestone in our drive to modernise General Practice sites in North Central London We are committed to the development of our local health estate This will help ensure we continue to deliver high quality services that meet the needs of local communities “It has taken nearly a decade of collaborative effort by partners in the NHS and Local Council to get Welbourne Health Centre over the line We would like to thank everyone who has helped make the new health centre a reality.” “We are extremely pleased to be welcoming patients to our brand-new health centre more spacious premises will provide our team with the tools and environment we need to deliver a range of services to patients “The rapid housing expansion taking place in the local area over recent years highlights the need for first-rate facilities that can meet the expected increase in demand for primary care Welbourne Health Centre will mean better access to high quality healthcare in their community We are proud to be part of a development that will make a positive difference to local people’s lives.” To help us improve this website, we'd like to know more about your visit today. 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Please try again later. #PremierLeague #MatchTravel #Information #NewStadium #Newcastle Northumberland Park and Tottenham Hale stations will be closed Fans attending our Premier League home match against Newcastle United at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium on Saturday (kick-off 12.30pm) are advised to take note of our travel information including the following changes to Greater Anglia services: due to the planned closure of the Piccadilly line north of King's Cross station our free Shuttle Bus service will not operate from Wood Green for this fixture It will operate from Alexandra Palace only Supporters are asked to plan accordingly and factor in extra time for their journeys remaining mindful of our early kick-off time For the latest travel news, supporters should plan their journey using TfL.gov.uk and nationalrail.co.uk Please note that Northumberland Park and Tottenham Hale stations will be closed on matchday for all overground journeys Victoria line services will still operate through Tottenham Hale Four Weaver line services per hour are expected to call at White Hart Lane in both directions before and after the game Greater Anglia trains diverted from Northumberland Park and Tottenham Hale station will call at this station with reduced frequencies CLICK HERE to view the northbound London Overground timetables.. CLICK HERE to view the southbound London Overground timetables.. CLICK HERE to view the revised Greater Anglia timetables… Northumberland Park station will be closed on Saturday 4 January due to planned engineering work Services will instead be diverted via White Hart Lane and Seven Sisters Supporters who would ordinarily travel through this station should use www.nationalrail.co.uk to make alternative arrangements for their journey Tottenham Hale will be closed for all overground journeys on Saturday 4 January though it will remain open for supporters using the Victoria line Supporters who would ordinarily travel on Greater Anglia services through this station, including the Stansted Express, should use www.nationalrail.co.uk to make alternative arrangements for their journey Trains will be diverted via Seven Sisters and White Hart Lane with reduced frequencies Supporters intending to use the Victoria line are advised to use Tottenham Hale rather than Seven Sisters as it is a shorter journey to and from the stadium Tottenham Hale is a fully accessible station Victoria line services will be operating in both directions every 2-3 minutes before and after the match CLICK HERE to view the revised Greater Anglia timetables.. Due to the planned closure of the Piccadilly line north of King’s Cross station the free Shuttle Bus service will not operate from Wood Green for this fixture The Club’s free Shuttle Bus service will instead operate only from Alexandra Palace (Great Northern) station to the stadium for this game The Great Northern line will operate at five trains per hour each way before and after the match through Alexandra Palace CLICK HERE to book your place on a Shuttle Bus.. For supporters wishing to cycle to the stadium CLICK HERE to read our Bag Policy.. CLICK HERE for more information on road closures.. We have created a dedicated map showcasing all the sites where we are building new homes across Haringey with details of each.​ View the site locations in Google Maps Visit our community engagement website for details of where we are building and proposing to build new homes. Below is a list of places where we are building new homes. Below is a list of sites where new homes have been completed. #PremierLeague #MatchTravel #Information #NewStadium #Wolves Liverpool Street station closed this Sunday We should like to provide all fans attending our Premier League home match against Wolves on Sunday 29 December (kick-off 3pm) with advanced notice of travel disruption which will affect some journeys to Tottenham Hotspur Stadium.. Liverpool Street station will be closed throughout the Christmas period Supporters are therefore advised to take note of the following changes which will affect London Overground services: The following changes will also apply to Greater Anglia services on Sunday: Supporters with affected travel routes are advised to plan alternative arrangements in advance Liverpool Street station will be closed between Wednesday 25 December and Wednesday 1 January Bruce Grove and Silver Street stations will be closed for two hours post-match on Sunday 29 December Due to the closure of Liverpool Street station Weaver line services will start and terminate at London Fields station with two trains per hour expected to call at White Hart Lane in both directions before and after the game there is expected to be no interchange at Seven Sisters between Victoria line and Weaver line services and supporters are advised to walk to the stadium buses will also travel down the High Road before diverting via Lansdowne Road queues at White Hart Lane will be significantly longer than usual Supporters intending to use London Underground services are encouraged to walk either to Seven Sisters – or alternatively to Tottenham Hale Train times for the Weaver line are available on the National Rail and TfL journey planners Supporters are advised to use Northumberland Park if using Greater Anglia services as it is a shorter distance to the stadium than Tottenham Hale A revised Greater Anglia service will be in operation with all Stansted Express services starting and terminating at Tottenham Hale There will be no trains running to or from Cambridge - services will start and finish at Audley End The following services will be in operation through Northumberland Park on Sunday 29 December: Pre-match northbound: 4 trains per hour with no Stansted Express service stopping Post-match southbound: 4 trains per hour with no Stansted Express service stopping CLICK HERE to view the full Greater Anglia timetable.. Tottenham Hale is a fully accessible station with access to Victoria line and Greater Anglia services Greater Anglia platforms are fully accessible from the concourse use Greater Anglia services to Stratford station No services will operate to Liverpool Street station due to its closure The Stansted Express will operate four trains per hour each way throughout the day with services starting and finishing at Tottenham Hale there is expected to be no interchange between Victoria line and Weaver line services Buses will also travel down the High Road before diverting via Lansdowne Road Supporters are reminded that the Club operates a free Shuttle Bus service from Wood Green (Piccadilly Line) and Alexandra Palace (Great Northern) stations to the stadium Due to ongoing delays to the Piccadilly line service supporters travelling by Tube to Wood Green are encouraged to allow more time for their journey with some services diverted during the road closure period services that normally run up and down the High Road (149 279 and 349) will be diverted to the east of the stadium at Lansdowne Road re-joining the High Road at the Northumberland Park junction so they are back operating on the High Road as soon as possible after the final whistle CLICK HERE for more information on road closures... #PremierLeague #MatchTravel #Information #NewStadium #ManUtd If you’re attending our Premier League home match against Manchester United at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium on Sunday (kick-off 4.30pm) please take note of our travel information for the game which includes details of track closures across the TfL and Greater Anglia networks Supporters who would ordinarily travel on any of the affected routes are strongly encouraged to plan their alternative journey in advance and consider using our Regional Coach service to travel to the stadium Frequent services are still anticipated through White Hart Lane and Seven Sisters before and after the game as well as through Northumberland Park and Tottenham Hale on unaffected routes Supporters can stay up to date with important matchday information by following our new Spurs Matchday Info channel on WhatsApp. The latest travel news is also available via TfL.gov.uk and nationalrail.co.uk Supporters affected by track closures this weekend are strongly encouraged to consider the coach service when planning their journey to the stadium If you are travelling to Liverpool Street post-match please note that Northumberland Park services have greater capacity to those at White Hart Lane and the journey time should be shorter CLICK HERE to view the northbound London Overground timetables.. CLICK HERE to view the southbound London Overground timetables.. Greater Anglia services will not operate to or from Stratford through Northumberland Park on Sunday If you would ordinarily travel via Stratford you can travel to Liverpool Street instead and interchange on the Central line Please note that the Elizabeth Line will be closed on routes towards Stratford and Shenfield CLICK HERE to view the full Greater Anglia timetable.. use Greater Anglia services to Liverpool Street station 8 trains per hour will operate in each direction through Tottenham Hale with a service every 30 minutes from Liverpool Street towards both Cambridge and Hertford East no Greater Anglia services will run to or from Stratford through Tottenham Hale on Sunday and no Elizabeth line services will operate on the Stratford/Shenfield branch due to track closures east of Paddington We encourage supporters using the Victoria line to use Tottenham Hale rather than Seven Sisters as it is a shorter journey to and from the stadium CLICK HERE to book your place on a Shuttle Bus.. CLICK HERE to read our Bag Policy.. CLICK HERE for more information on road closures... #MatchTravel #PremierLeague #Information #NewStadium #Chelsea Fans attending our Premier League match against Chelsea at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium on Sunday (kick-off 4.30pm) are advised to take note of the following travel information.. Seven Sisters and Tottenham Hale on Sunday For the latest travel news, supporters should plan their journey using TfL.gov.uk and nationalrail.co.uk. Please note that Bruce Grove and Silver Street stations will be closed for two hours post-match on Sunday 8 December. Four trains per hour are expected to call at White Hart Lane in both directions before and after the match. Supporters travelling to Liverpool Street post-match are reminded that Northumberland Park services have greater capacity to those at White Hart Lane and the journey time should be shorter, as there are fewer stops. White Hart Lane is a fully accessible station. Supporters are advised to use Northumberland Park if using Greater Anglia services as it is a shorter distance to the stadium than Tottenham Hale. Pre-match northbound: 6 trains per hour with no Stansted Express service stopping. The northbound Stansted Express service will stop at Tottenham Hale. Post-match northbound: 7 trains per hour, including 1 Stansted Express service Pre-match southbound: 10 trains per hour, including 4 Stansted Express services Post-match southbound: 10 trains per hour, including 4 Stansted Express services Tottenham Hale is a fully accessible station with access to Victoria line and Greater Anglia services. Greater Anglia platforms are fully accessible from the concourse, which has entry and exit ramps. Please allow extra time for queues or, alternatively, use Greater Anglia services to Liverpool Street and Stratford stations. Supporters using the Victoria line, including wheelchair users and those with limited mobility, are advised to use Tottenham Hale rather than Seven Sisters as it is a shorter journey to and from the stadium. Greater Anglia will be running 10 trains per hour in each direction through Tottenham Hale. The Stansted Express will operate four trains per hour each way throughout the day. Victoria line services will be operating in both directions every 2-3 minutes before and after the match. Pre-match, a diversion route will be in place at Birstall Road for pedestrians entering Seven Sisters station for interchange between the Victoria line and London Overground services. This is to avoid congestion on the northbound platform. Queue management systems will be in place at all stations for the safety of all passengers and staff. At each station, the queue management staff are in contact with the Station Managers who will confirm when platforms are clear to enable more passengers to enter the station. For the safety of all passengers and staff, supporters are kindly asked to cooperate with station staff and always follow their instructions. Supporters are reminded that the Club operates a free Shuttle Bus service from Wood Green (Piccadilly Line) and Alexandra Palace (Great Northern) stations to the stadium. The Great Northern line will operate at five trains per hour each way before and after the match through Alexandra Palace. For supporters wishing to cycle to the stadium, bike stands are available at Tottenham Community Sports Centre and St Francis De Sales School, which are both located on the High Road. Dedicated bicycle parking is also available on-street around the stadium. Although our Bag Policy still applies, stewards will be briefed regarding cyclists’ need to carry helmets, puncture kits and removable seats into the stadium. Please note, our major event day road closure measures will be in place. TfL bus services will return to normal operation as soon as possible after the local road closures are lifted. #PremierLeague #MatchTravel #Information #NewStadium #Liverpool Fans attending our Premier League home match against Liverpool at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium on Sunday (kick-off 4.30pm) are advised to take note of the following travel information.. Please note that Bruce Grove and Silver Street stations will be closed for two hours post-match on Sunday 22 December Six trains per hour are expected to call at White Hart Lane in both directions for two hours before and after the game four trains per hour are expected to run each way Supporters travelling to Liverpool Street post-match are reminded that Northumberland Park services have greater capacity to those at White Hart Lane and the journey time should be shorter CLICK HERE to view the northbound London Overground timetables.. CLICK HERE to view the southbound London Overground timetables.. Pre-match northbound: 6 trains per hour with no Stansted Express service stopping The northbound Stansted Express service will stop at Tottenham Hale CLICK HERE to view the full Greater Anglia timetable.. use Greater Anglia services to Liverpool Street and Stratford stations Greater Anglia will be running 10 trains per hour in each direction through Tottenham Hale Although our Bag Policy still applies Delivered by Haringey Council and the NHS North Central London Integrated Care Board (ICB) Welbourne Health Centre will provide primary care services and safeguard quality healthcare for people of all ages in Tottenham Hale Cllr Ahmet was joined on the visit by Cllr Lucia das Neves the Cabinet Member for Placemaking and Local Economy the Cabinet Member for Finance and Corporate Services and other members of staff at the Welbourne Health Centre as part of their trip The Lawrence House Group – a GP practice with four surgeries currently in Haringey – has relocated its medical centres in Dowsett Road and Hale Village to Welbourne Health Centre The new medical facility neighbours the site where the council has built 131 council homes that will transform the lives of local people in the area There are currently delays on the Hammersmith and City News | London Commuters are set for serious disruption on their journeys to work this morning due to delays on several London Underground lines there were severe delays being reported on the Jubilee and Metropolitan lines The Jubilee line is facing severe delays due to a late finish of engineering work there is no service between Harrow-on-the-hill and Aldgate due to a late finish of engineering work There are severe delays on the rest of the line Tickets are being accepted on Lioness line Chiltern Railway and Buses via any reasonable route Green Park station is closed due to a fire alert Tickets are valid on London Buses to stations either side Trains are now running normally following a safety inspection of the track between West Hampstead Thameslink and St Albans Between Brighton / Three Bridges / East Grinstead / Haywards Heath / Horsham and Bedford between Rainham and West Hampstead Thameslink Both the Jubilee and Metropolitan line is facing delays on Friday morning There are minor delays on the Jubilee line whilst the service recovers from a late finish of engineering work there is no service between Baker Street and Aldgate whilst the service recovers from a engineering work Chiltern Railways and London Buses via any reasonable route Goodge Street station is closed due to the unavailability of station staff London Underground tickets will be accepted on local bus services Traffic is slow moving back to the Target Roundabout on the A40 due to utility works resulting in some South Western Railway lines being blocked trains running between London Waterlooo and Clapham Junction may be delayed by up to 20 minutes A fault with the signalling system between West Ham and London Fenchurch Street means c2c trains running between these stations may be cancelled or revised There are quite a few closures and reduced services planned across the Transport for London network this May Bank Holiday weekend Be sure to use the TfL app or website for the latest London Underground updates and to plan your journey accordingly as services can change and delays can occur without any warning Alternatively you can read about all the cancellations here Lines have now reopened following a fire next to the track between Surbiton and Esher trains running between Surbiton and Woking may still be delayed by up to 15 minutes or revised Between London Waterloo and Woking / Alton / Basingstoke / Haslemere / Salisbury / Gillingham (Dorset) / Yeovil Pen Mill / Exeter St Davids / Portsmouth Harbour / Portsmouth & Southsea / Portsmouth Harbour / Weymouth / The Central line resumes a good service after reporting delays on Friday morning ‘Flora’ is an avian art installation and our own contribution to The Big Fun Art Adventure, an initiative launched by North London Hospice and Wild in Art The project has brought an exciting and free sculpture trail to North London for families to enjoy this summer The trail is made up of more than 30 giant owl sculptures alongside a parliament of 30 smaller owlets hidden in plain sight on streets and in parks across North London which has been sponsored as part of the initiative was designed and decorated by local artists as part of a celebration of the creativity and vibrancy that North London has to offer the project team attended a sponsors evening where they selected a design for their owl which best reflected the environment in which the owl would be installed As Hale Wharf is situated next to The Paddock nature reserve the team decided that local artist Chloe Averys design she will be enjoyed by residents and families for eight weeks She will then be auctioned to raise money for North London Hospice Hale Wharf is located within Tottenham Hale one of the Mayor of London’s priority Housing Zones Our work has seen the transformation of a forgotten and underutilised urban waterside area The regeneration has opened up new public spaces and walking routes for the community with the addition of three new bridges one improving pedestrian connectivity to Tottenham Hale station and another linking the scheme to The Paddock nature reserve “It’s always our aim to support the communities in which we work We look forward to welcoming residents and families on the trail who will be able to come and see Flora and connect with nature at The Paddock.” For all the very latest news and intelligence on the UK's largest home improvement and garden retailers, sign up for the Insight DIY weekly newsletter.    Insight DIY always publishes the latest news stories before anyone else and we find it to be an invaluable source of customer and market information. Don't miss out on all the latest, breaking news from the DIY industry #PremierLeague #PreMatch #MatchTravel #Information #Southampton If you’re attending our Premier League game against Southampton at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium on Sunday (kick-off 2pm) Four Weaver line services are expected to call at White Hart Lane in both directions throughout the day Victoria line services will operate every 2-3 minutes each way before and after the game Supporters travelling on Greater Anglia services are strongly encouraged to use Northumberland Park as it is a shorter distance to the stadium than Tottenham Hale Greater Anglia trains will operate between Liverpool Street and Cambridge and Stratford and Meridian Water/Hertford East There will be 10 services per hour operating in each direction through Tottenham Hale Supporters intending to travel on these services are encouraged to use Tottenham Hale rather than Seven Sisters as it is a shorter journey to and from the stadium 24 Apr 2025 By Harmsworth This story was written with AI assistance from Harmsworth Who is Harmsworth? Malaysian conglomerate IJM Corporation Berhad has completed its acquisition of a 50 per cent stake in UK contractor JRL Group formalising a partnership intended to target high-value rail-adjacent developments in London and beyond The £50m deal - announced last November - is part of IJM Land’s UK expansion strategy and will underpin the firm’s Innova joint venture with Network Rail Property which is pursuing residential-led schemes on railway land across four London boroughs The pipeline is expected to deliver schemes with a total gross development value of more than £3bn IJM and JRL already work together on Royal Mint Gardens Phase 2 where JRL’s main contracting arm Midgard is delivering a hotel-led mixed-use scheme due to complete in 2028 The project includes 79 apartments and a 463-room Wilde Aparthotel operated under a long-term lease to Staycity Group Midgard previously completed phase one of the programme for IJM JRL said the deal provides it with additional capital to support a £1.45bn order book and a £780m property pipeline of approximately 2,400 homes across seven UK sites The partnership is expected to unlock further investment opportunities and enhance both firms’ development and delivery capabilities the firm added in a joint statement today (24 April) with IJM JRL Group’s board said the agreement was the culmination of a long-standing relationship between the two companies while IJM Group chief executive and managing director Datuk Lee Chun Fai said the move would strengthen its UK offering He said: “JRL’s technical expertise and robust delivery record will enhance our ability to pursue transit-oriented and infrastructure-led developments in the UK.” IJM Corporation was formed in 1983 and operates across construction The Kuala Lumpur-listed company has a market capitalisation of RM7.33bn and reported RM20.2bn in assets as of September 2024 JRL Group, founded in 1996, is headquartered in the UK and provides an integrated delivery model across piling, concrete frames, modular systems and main contracting. 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Please note that Bruce Grove and Silver Street stations will be closed for two hours post-match on Sunday 1st December. Post-match northbound: 8 trains per hour, including 2 Stansted Express services Supporters are reminded that the Club operates a free Shuttle Bus service. On Sunday, this will operate from Alexandra Palace station ONLY (Great Northern). Supporters should note that Wood Green station (Piccadilly line) is closed, and the shuttle bus will not be available from this location. The Great Northern line will operate at six trains per hour each way before and after the match through Alexandra Palace. #Saracens #MatchTravel #Information #NewStadium The Showdown is back at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium on Saturday (22 March) for its fifth edition - Saracens will again lock horns with Harlequins If you’re attending the game, please plan your journey in advance and take note of the following travel information… there are no Greater Anglia train services north of Broxbourne to/from either Stansted Airport There will be bus replacement services between Broxbourne and Stansted Airport operating every 15 minutes and between Broxbourne and Hertford East/Audley End every 30 minutes Broxbourne and Cheshunt train stations both offer paid parking facilities which can be pre-booked in advance Our area overview map provides an overview of local transport options The Weaver line service via White Hart Lane will operate at 6 trains per hour each way for two hours before and after the game and at 4 trains per hour for the rest of the day CLICK HERE to view the northbound London Overground timetable... CLICK HERE to view the southbound London Overground timetable... Greater Anglia services will operate between Liverpool Street and Broxbourne/Cheshunt The northbound service will operate six trains per hour via Northumberland Park before the match increasing to 10 trains per hour afterwards The southbound service will operate 10 trains per hour in each direction before and after the game CLICK HERE to view the full timetable... Greater Anglia trains will operate between Liverpool Street and Broxbourne/Cheshunt with 10 services operating in each direction by way of Tottenham Hale before and after the game To make your journey to the stadium easier we have installed wayfinding signage from train stations to the stadium please refer to the digital wayfinding signs then follow our on-street wayfinding signs to your chosen station Walking routes back to your chosen station are normally different due to post-match queue management arrangements Please listen to the advice of stewards and station staff we encourage supporters to make use of the full length of the platform Moving down the length of the platform will speed up the loading of the trains and decrease the waiting times for your fellow spectators View our stations map here… Download our TfL buses map Road closures A shuttle bus service operates between the stadium and Alexandra Palace (Great Northern Services) and Wood Green (Piccadilly Line) stations The service begins three hours before the match and runs until two hours afterwards We strongly recommend arriving at the shuttle bus stop at least one hour before kick-off to allow for the travel time and security checks at the stadium The Great Northern Line will operate six trains per hour each way through Alexandra Palace throughout the day The shuttle bus pick-up point from this station is located on Station Road when leaving the station look out for the signage directing you to the station exit Marshals in high-vis jackets will be present to direct you to the bus loading point The drop-off point will be Haringey Sixth Form College on White Hart Lane – a five-minute walk from the stadium The journey is then reversed after the game with all buses stopping at Alexandra Palace and Wood Green Although the service is free for all fans attending a match you will need to register via the link below before booking and present your e-ticket to bus staff before entry onto a shuttle service Pre-book tickets there is no parking available for general admission fans The stadium is very well-served by public transport and we therefore strongly encourage fans to explore all public transport options when planning their journey to the stadium Parking for supporters with a disability is available in and around the stadium, subject to availability. To request parking, please email supporterservices@saracens.net For those who have booked accessible parking through Saracens please be advised you will be sent the full information on your parking location with directions before the event Event day road closures prevent spectators from being dropped-off or picked-up close to the Stadium If you need to use a taxi or private hire vehicle we recommend you are dropped-off and / or picked-up at least a 10-minute walk (0.5 miles) away from the stadium We encourage spectators to cycle to Tottenham Hotspur Stadium There is ample cycle parking around the stadium and at the Tottenham Community Sports Centre on the High Road Cycle Superhighway 1 begins on Church Road immediately opposite the stadium and runs to Liverpool Street station There is both on-street and off-street cycle parking provided in the local area around the stadium Please see the cycle map for the locations Cycling equipment such as puncture kits and removable seats will be allowed into the stadium Helmets (but not those with a full mask attached) will also be permitted Download cycling superhighway route map → Cycling superhighway route map shows the route from Liverpool Street to Tottenham Download Cycle Parking Map → Cycle Parking Map shows where cyclists can park their bicycles in Tottenham Once you’re in the stadium, we will endeavour to keep all spectators updated with live transport information so that you can plan your journey home after the match. Supporters are advised to check tfl.gov.uk and nationalrail.co.uk for full information With nearly 1,850 screens throughout the stadium we’ll ensure that you do not miss any key information regarding public transport as well as posting updates on Tottenham Hotspur Stadium social media We expect approximately half the event attendees to depart the Tottenham area via the Victoria line Queues can be expected at the High Road entrance to Seven Sisters station with no significant delays expected either at that station or at Northumberland Park for Greater Anglia services the stadium will remain open after the match for supporters to enjoy the food and drink available Last orders are at 5.45pm with bars closing at 6pm Should you have any questions, please contact supporterservices@saracens.net while opening up new public spaces and scenic walking routes for the local community Hale Wharf is now a desirable waterside neighbourhood connecting residents and visitors to the surrounding waterways and green spaces Flora, an avian art installation, was part of The Big Fun Art Adventure, an initiative launched by North London Hospice and Wild in Art This project introduced a free sculpture trail to North London over the summer of 2024 offering families and individuals the chance to explore and enjoy a series of striking art installations across the area Flora quickly became a favourite of the local community and when we learned that Flora might leave North London at the end of the summer sculpture trail That’s why we have joined forces with Grainger PLC to ensure Flora remains a permanent part of the neighbourhood Grainger is a leading UK landlord with a strong focus on community who own and operate the Windlass Apartments development at Hale Wharf all proceeds will be donated to North London Hospice supporting their incredible work in providing care for those facing life-limiting illnesses Flora will now have her forever home at Hale Wharf where she will continue to inspire and delight residents and visitors for years to come We’re proud to support this meaningful cause while reinforcing our commitment to creating lasting “Flora captured the hearts of so many during The Big Fun Art Adventure and we felt strongly that she should remain a part of the community.” “Hale Wharf is a place that has been transformed into a vibrant welcoming environment for residents and visitors and Flora will be a symbol of the creativity and community spirit that defines this area.” “We are proud that our contribution also supports the vital work of North London Hospice making this a truly special project.” “We are delighted to collaborate with Muse on securing Flora’s permanent place at Hale Wharf.” “As Hale Wharf evolves into a thriving residential community Flora’s presence will serve as a reminder of the creativity and togetherness that make this neighbourhood so unique.” “This initiative not only enriches the local area but also supports the fantastic work of North London Hospice.” #WomensSuperLeague #MatchTravel #Information #NewStadium #Arsenal Fans attending our Women’s Super League home match against Arsenal at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium on Saturday (kick-off 1:45pm) are advised to take note of the following travel information: Seven Sisters and Tottenham Hale on Saturday For the latest travel news, supporters should plan their journey using TfL.gov.uk and nationalrail.co.uk Please note that Bruce Grove and Silver Street stations will be closed for two hours post-match on Saturday 16th November Four trains per hour are expected to call at White Hart Lane in both directions before and after the match there is a replacement bus service in operation between Cambridge and Audley End The following services will be in operation through Northumberland Park on Saturday: Pre-match northbound: 8 trains per hour with no Stansted Express service stopping Greater Anglia will be running 12 trains per hour in each direction through Tottenham Hale The Great Northern line will operate at six trains per hour each way before and after the match through Alexandra Palace Knowing the significance of green space like The Paddock within a densely populated area like Tottenham Hale the project team recognised the importance of looking beyond the red lines and how to connect its existing and emerging community to this space The question wasn’t if a bridge could be built to connect local people to nature Hale Wharf is being delivered by Waterside Places, our strategic joint venture with Canal & River Trust, in partnership with the Mayor of London and London Borough of Haringey It sits within one of the Mayor of London’s Housing Zones of which 191 are classified as Affordable Rent Hale Wharf is making an important contribution to the Mayor’s and the Greater London Authority’s aspiration for 2,000 new homes in the borough the water’s edge will be regenerated thanks to upgrades of access routes for commercial barges as well as canal wall repairs and the addition of floating reed beds the first phase of 249 new mixed tenure homes were completed which now provides a vital link between Hale Wharf and the Paddock This bridge is also an important piece of infrastructure providing energy to the site from the nearby Hale Village Hale Wharf Bridge has created value for the community in many ways those looking to access Tottenham Hale from Hale Wharf on foot would have needed to walk along Ferry Lane a busy road which was poorly lit and unwelcoming at times the local community are more likely to cross the River Lee Navigation and enjoy Hale Wharf all contributing to a better quality of life in Tottenham Hale and encouraging people to walk to the Paddock and reap the benefits of spending time in nature Hale Wharf exemplifies how thoughtful infrastructure can bridge the gap between urban progress preservation of natural landscapes and improving the day-to-day lives of local people to ultimately create a more holistic and inviting place to live #PremierLeague #MatchTravel #Information #NewStadium #Leicester Fans attending our Premier League home match against Leicester City at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium on Sunday (kick-off 2pm) are advised to take note of our travel information which includes details of track closures across the TfL and Greater Anglia networks.. Frequent services are anticipated through White Hart Lane and Seven Sisters before and after the game For the latest travel news, supporters should use TfL.gov.uk and nationalrail.co.uk CLICK HERE to view the northbound London Overground timetables.. CLICK HERE to view the southbound London Overground timetables.. with no Stansted Express services stopping Greater Anglia services will not operate to or from Stratford on Sunday through Northumberland Park Supporters who would ordinarily travel via Stratford are advised to travel to Liverpool Street instead and interchange on the Central line – however please note that the Elizabeth line will be closed between Stratford and Shenfield CLICK HERE to view the full Greater Anglia timetable.. with a service every 30 minutes from Liverpool Street to both Cambridge and Hertford East and 4 Stansted Express services per hour No Greater Anglia services will run to or from Stratford on Sunday through Tottenham Hale and no Elizabeth line services will operate between Stratford and Shenfield Supporters are reminded that the Club operates a free Shuttle Bus service from Wood Green and Alexandra Palace stations to the stadium The Great Northern line will not operate any train services through Alexandra Palace before and after the game - though a bus replacement service will operate from north and south due to the closure of the Piccadilly line north of King’s Cross on Sunday Wood Green station will not be accessible by Tube Supporters are encouraged to plan accordingly and allow more time for their journey CLICK HERE for more information on road closures.. Opened in 2017, The Engine Room serves an ever-expanding multi-cultural community with a church St Francis was the first purpose-built church in London in 40 years and it has gone on to develop an active schedule of worship and community activity that sees over 500 people use the space each week we donated three bags of Christmas presents to The Engine Room which were gifted to local children in Tottenham Hale Village and supported their annual Christmas Party Our project team has remained active within the local community throughout construction with them sponsoring and taking part in the Tottenham 10km run in June 2024 To encourage art and active living in the area, we’re supporting the North London Hospice and Wild in Art’s ‘Big Fun Art Adventure’ which will bring an exciting and free art sculpture trail to North London for families to enjoy alongside a parliament of 30 smaller owlets designed by local schools and community groups will hide in plain sight on the streets and in the parks this summer which will be homed adjacent to The Paddock Bridge The project team hopes it will encourage footfall from Tottenham Hale and beyond to The Paddock and across the Hale Wharf Bridge showcasing the improvements of the area and its biodiversity The owl will be later auctioned off to raise money for North London Hospice Hale Wharf is being delivered by Waterside Places, our strategic joint venture with Canal & River Trust, in partnership with the Mayor of London and London Borough of Haringey Get updates from The Developer straight to your inbox Yes, please! Since 2013 Haringey’s placemaking regeneration programme has been shaping a new Tottenham Hale over half of which is affordable rent (including over 550 new Council homes) Major capital programmes include new streets walking and cycling infrastructure and better connections to the Lea Valley Council-led regeneration programme working with multiple developers and consultants Details of developers can be supplied if requested Tottenham Hale DCF: Allies and Morrison for Haringey Council Tottenham Hale Streets and Spaces: Adams and Sutherland for Haringey Council Tottenham Hale Green and Open Spaces: Kinnear Landscape Architects for Haringey Council Chesnut Road Phase 1: Adams and Sutherland Tottenham Hale Public Realm Improvements: Adams and Sutherland (concept) and Project Centre (developed design and delivery) Describe the context of this project and the point it has reached in its development Tottenham Hale is undergoing a transition to deliver a better deal for its community planning and delivery of interventions together with the community businesses and stakeholders know more about their area than anyone else Strategically located in the Upper Lee Valley Tottenham Hale is one of London’s opportunity areas Its many assets include strategic transport connections its proximity to the Lee Valley Regional Park a growing creative sector and its diverse and tight-knit community Extensive engagement with our communities helped shape the vision for Tottenham Hale set out in the 2015 District Centre Framework a more cohesive centre with a greater variety of shops and leisure offer access to employment and better access to green spaces all emerged as clear priorities Current status (delivery phase 2019/20 to 2024/25) - On target to reach 40% affordable housing - 35,000sqm new employment and commercial space secured jobs and apprenticeships for local residents - Major capital programme delivering streets and greenspace enhancements across the neighbourhood with new walking and cycling infrastructure and better connections to the Lea Valley How are you responding to changing demographics transport habits and the climate crisis since winning planning cost-of-living crisis and climate emergency used and managed public space will be fundamental to maintaining environmental and social resilience for future generations The Tottenham Hale Green and Open Spaces Strategy (KLA 2016) aimed to grow and enhance a green network stretching from Tottenham High Road to the Lee Valley improving access to open space through active travel and clean air corridors activation has become central to our approach: working with the community to shape the development This will ensure that our greenspaces are vibrant accessible and create an invitation for all local people to explore and enjoy all parts of the neighbourhood Four new Council housing developments situated within the green network will further improve equality of access to open space for Council tenants Earlier phases of the strategy have delivered public green routes across private land; new bridges across the waterways; and greening of the public highway Activity in these spaces will help to draw people to and through Tottenham Hale enabling them to interact with the town centre experience the vibrant creative quarters and discover more of Tottenham’s history and heritage What is your sustainability strategy and how are you mitigating carbon use and construction pollution In 2019 Haringey Council declared a Climate Emergency: our Climate Change Action Plan sets out the actions required for the borough to become net zero by 2041 In addition to measures being implemented on individual sites our focus for carbon mitigation is in four primary areas The Tottenham Hale Construction Logistics Programme ensures contractors collaborate in a planned and coordinated way to minimise the impact of construction on the local area This encompasses a requirement through site CEMP’s for FORS Silver accreditation of the construction fleet alongside work with pollution and ASB teams to ensure dust suppression measures are implemented Key stakeholders attend regular Forum meetings to share information best practice and lessons learnt with a view to reducing disruption and environmental impact A Decentralised Energy Network at Tottenham Hale is proposed as a means of connecting households in new developments to low carbon heat sources The first phase of this network is currently under construction Improvements to public transport and active travel are coming online with major investment in healthy streets and improvements to the transport interchange at the heart of the district centre The green network helps to protect and enhance the Borough’s biodiversity and habitats and implement SuDS aided with the receipt of funding through the Mayor’s Green and Resilient Spaces Programme for Down Lane Park This contributes to the Council’s ability to mitigate and adapt to the climate emergency Describe the social impact of the project: How is this place contributing to the economic environmental and social wellbeing of its citizens Haringey is the 4th most deprived borough in London with deprivation concentrated in the north-east (including Tottenham Hale) With significant gaps in healthy life expectancy between populations in the Borough the objective of reducing inequality is at the heart of how we work with all our communities Our flagship open space improvement projects are being developed in partnership with the community putting local needs and aspirations at the heart of proposals and giving residents a stake in decision making Working in collaboration with voluntary and community sector partners Living Under One Sun (LUOS) and The Conservation Volunteers (TCV) these projects provide opportunities for local people to build confidence through volunteering; learn about the natural environment food growing and horticulture; develop green skills and pathways to green employment Through both projects we are targeting the barriers that deter some of our residents from using parks and open spaces enabling more people to enjoy spending time outdoors and access the health and wellbeing benefits that can bring TCV have run dedicated sessions to broaden the user-base working with Youth Justice and Paybacks; We2 Foundation (empowering underprivileged young people) and Haringey Welcome (refugee support) amongst others Through these partnerships and other smaller projects across Tottenham Hale we are growing a network of resilient citizens actively participating in shaping their neighbourhood under-represented groups and young people and supporting a local green economy About usMedia packTerms & ConditionsPrivacy Policy Support us Login to your accountFollow us TwitterFind us on Instagram Get updates from The Developer straight to your inbox Become a member   © Festival of Place - Tweak Ltd. Check if you already have access from your company or university With a MRW subscription you’ll get access to: For best viewing experience of this website Please enter a place name in the search bar After provisionally the warmest May Day on record in the UK higher than average temperatures will subside over the weekend Environment Agency Updated: 01:57 (UTC+1) on Tue 6 May 2025 Cloud thinning and becoming mainly dry overnight Cloud thinning and breaking during the evening with showers and any remaining rain soon fading Showers remain possible across Kent with brisk winds here Possible rural grass frost in western parts by dawn Cloudier in east with best of the sunshine across western regions mainly fine weather with sunny or clear spells and mostly light winds Dry across the vast majority of the UK with clear or sunny spells but also some patchy cloud Cloud will likely thicken across the far north and northwest during the weekend with some outbreaks of rain for a time There is also a small risk of some heavy showers in the far south or southwest high pressure will be dominant across the UK This will bring predominantly fine and dry weather for the majority of places Temperatures are likely to be slightly above normal for the time of year although there is a chance of some cold nights Fairly typical weather for the time of year is most likely through this period fine and dry weather is more likely to dominate although this will be interspersed with occasional spells of rain and showers with a risk of heavy rain and thunderstorms in places temperatures will most likely be near to or slightly above average