This is vital to our campaign. It will determine the extent to which the Pinkham Way habitat and its biodiversity can be protected for future generations.

 

Since the beginning of the campaign, a number of surveys have been carried out that confirm Pinkham Way is a high value ecological site that should be preserved and managed to enhance its rich biodiversity.

 

Although Haringey Council, much to its credit, is now applying proper planning principles, it's still under pressure from site owners, North London Waste Authority (NLWA) and Barnet Council, to permit waste or some other use there. We can be certain that the NLWA, having paid £12m for its portion, will push very hard for the site to be used for waste in some way.

 

Together, let's make sure that the quite extraordinary progress we've made over the last four years (can you believe it's really that long?) is followed through as firmly as possible.