Haringey London Borough Council

Spurs' new ground in it.

It won't, because the meeting at Haringey Council apparently went on until midnight.

I saw a picture of Mr Levy, the employee chairman of Spurs, who was talking about what great benefits it's going to bring to North London.

Yeah.

Haringey signs off £1.7 million music education support.

Haringey Council has officially signed off £1.7 million of support for music education across five boroughs over two years after the government funding was first announced.

The money will be split between Haringey Music Service, Barnet Education Arts Trust, Camden Music, Enfield Music Service and Music Education Islington.

Haringey, which has been acting as hub lead for the Arts Council England programme since September 2024, will be responsible for administering the funds across the five boroughs through North London Music Hub.

Islington, meanwhile, will have £195,000.

Camden will receive £169,000 to spend on music education through the scheme.

Council officers explained that it is extremely unlikely that Haringey Council as hub lead will incur any additional expenditure which is outside of the top-slice contribution.

The local authority says the borough maintaining its role as hub lead reflects Haringey's successful appointment through the National Music Hub competition process and supports the council's strategic leadership role within music education across North London.