Issue - meetings

Motion Q (2009/10)

Councillor Kober has given notice that she will move in the following terms:

“This Council welcomes the achievements that have been made in our community

Notes:

• Over £212 investment in Building Schools for the Future in 12 projects
• Over £200m on Decent Homes
• The £1.1m Playbuilder Funding
• Best ever GCSE results
• Record number of Green Flags
• Securing £3m funding for Muswell Hill Low Carbon Zone
• Children’s Centres- by 2011 the Council will be providing services to over 16,000 children under five and their families.
• Early intervention – rolled out most innovative programme of supporting children – including health visitors, midwifes, dieticians, nutritionists, family support teams,
• Built up housing stock that the Tories sold off
• Secured £1.4m from the Future Jobs Fund
• Created training for young people- Developed Apprenticeship Programme with 60 new places from 2009 onwards
• The Haringey Guarantee has helped 2300 resident access training and work and helped  nearly 480 gain qualifications for life
• Built CONEL
• Created the Bernie Grant Centre
• That Wood Green Library- top ten busiest libraries in the country
• The regeneration of Heartlands, Tottenham Hale, Hornsey and Seven Sisters has created new housing, jobs and schools
• That Heartlands High will be a brand new school for our children
• The New Deal for Communities Funding to Regenerate Seven Sisters, triangle children’s centre Young People and Communities Centre, St Anns Library, Laurels Centre, restored Seven Sister Bridge
• That Making the Difference Grants and Area Assemblies have allowed local people a role in decision making
• Introduced Neighbourhood Policing Teams for every ward
• That Haringey has been selected as a Biking Borough with TFL funding of £25k
• Haringey was the first Council to sign up to 40% reductions by 2020
• Introduced Personal Care Budgets
• Redeveloped the Hornsey Hospital- with £12.75m being spent on improving healthcare provision in the borough
• Increased Benefit Advice Support to 30 sites and increased benefit take up by £1.4m in response to the recession
• Introduced a Youth Council
• Introduced Breakfast Clubs across the borough
• Developed a Car Club and are expanding further
• Pledged a Council Tax Freeze for 2010/11
• Crime is down: Personal Robberies down by 26% and Youth Violence by 15%
• Tackling Fuel Poverty: £3.5 improving energy efficiency in deprived housing and a further £1.4m to make hard to treat properties in the borough more energy efficient.
• Increased year on year of numbers of people receiving drug rehabilitation.
• 94% success rate of enforcement action following surveillance and a 97% rate on other legal proceedings to protect the community.
• Rolled out new reporting structures for reporting Hate Crime.
• Spent £2.45m to upgrade and install new controlled entry door systems, communal lighting and CCTV to our estates to make residents feel safer.
• Replaced 16k street lighting columns across the borough
• £100k has been invested in   community led projects through our Green Innovation Fund.
• Reporting of Domestic Violence is up by 27% since 2006 and we have expanded and improved Hearthstone to support domestic violence
• Built Tottenham Sixth Form Centre -1200 places
• Invested in our  ...  view the full agenda text for item 30

Due to the hour Motions Q, R, S, T, U, V and W were not considered.