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Crouch Hill and Hornsey Rise Neighbourhood Area application

This consultation has ended

Start date 28 August 2015
End date 09 October 2015

Islington Council is publicising a Neighbourhood Area application seeking designation of the area shown on the attached plan as a Neighbourhood Area. This area would be known as the Crouch Hill and Hornsey Rise Neighbourhood Area. The council is consulting residents, those who work or carry on business in the area and other interested stakeholders on this application from 28 August 2015 to 9 October 2015

If the application is agreed by the council, there will be a designated Crouch Hill and Hornsey Rise Neighbourhood Area. The next step in the neighbourhood planning process would be for a group to apply to the council to be designated as the Neighbourhood Forum for the Neighbourhood Area. A designated Forum can produce a 'neighbourhood plan' for their designated area; this is a statutory planning document which sets general planning policies for the development and use of land in the neighbourhood.

The Neighbourhood Area application is available to view on the council's Neighbourhood Planning webpage.

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