Public meeting on Hornsey Town Hall redevelopment plans

Hornsey Town Hall in Crouch End could be transformed into a cultural hub with a theatre space, bars, halls and new housing if a planning application submitted to Haringey Council this week is approved.

The Town Hall, a listed 1930s building and popular local landmark, will be at the centre of plans to improve cultural services in Crouch End and the surrounding areas.

"We will be closely scrutinising the plans

to make sure they are able to deliver real change for the better, not

just for Crouch End, but for the whole of Haringey," said Councillor Claire Kober, leader of Haringey Council. "We encourage

everyone to take a close look at the plans and to have their say on

proposals."

The plans should be publicly available by the middle of next

week, and a public meeting about the development is planned for Thursday March 25 at the town hall building in The Broadway, Crouch End.

Following the meeting, plans will be on display in  in Hornsey Library for further feedback. The planning application will be decided by councillors at a date to be confirmed.

More information about the redevelopment plans for the twon hall can be found here.