Haringey coronavirus (COVID-19) updates
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Staying safe this weekend
As lockdown continues to ease this weekend with the reopening of more businesses, we are urging residents to continue to follow government guidance and be respectful of each other.
Great progress has been made, and as further changes come into force, we are asking residents to keep up the good work, by staying a safe distance from others and using our local businesses, parks, and outdoor spaces sensibly and safely.
From tomorrow (Saturday 4 July) more businesses can re-open, including restaurants, cafes and pubs, as well as hairdressers and barbers, providing special measures are taken. Please read more about steps businesses have taken, and how you can stay safe outdoors.
There is also updated information on our parks and ball courts, and we are calling on residents and visitors to use our green spaces responsibly too. Read more.
We want to thank everyone who has been using our parks safely. Please keep this up to help stop a second wave of coronavirus.
Parking enforcement to commence – Monday 6 July
At the beginning of June, we announced that parking enforcement would be restarting, following a temporary reduction due to the coronavirus pandemic.
We emailed all permit holders, sharing details of the restart date on Monday 6 July, and placed warning notices on vehicles. We also placed information posters in town centres and next to pay-by-phone bays. Information about the availability of a new one-day £15 parking charge has also been shared.
From Monday 6 July, full enforcement will resume. This includes the restart of Penalty Charge Notice (PCN) enforcement of permit bays, shared-use and pay by phone bays and public car parks. Vehicles parked in contravention may be issued a penalty charge notice.
Permits can be purchased or renewed online or by post, by downloading the Resident and Visitor Parking Permit application form (PDF, 92KB). To appeal a PCN, please follow the instructions on the notice.
If you are unable to access the Internet, you can phone 0208 489 0000 and ask for a form to be posted out to you. If you are unable to post your application, you can be supported and apply over the phone.
Travel guidance as lockdown begins to ease
As lockdown restrictions lift further this weekend, and more businesses begin to open, we want to remind residents that they should continue to work from home if they can, and reduce pressure on the public transport and road network by walking or cycling if possible, and by shopping locally.
If you must use public transport, please adhere to social distancing guidelines. Posters, signage, platform stickers and one-way systems have been installed across the TfL network, helping everyone to maintain social distancing.
Avoid peak travel times where possible and customers who do need to use public transport are asked to continue to avoid travelling during the peak times of 05:45–08:15 and 16:00–17:30 if they can. See the list of the busiest stations and bus areas to avoid hotspots.
You must wear a face covering for your entire journey. TfL has introduced an exemption card to support those customers who are exempt from wearing a face covering.
Everyone should wash or sanitise their hands at the beginning and at the end of their journey and carry hand sanitiser with them if they can.
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