Stop Haringey Development Vehicle are marching against the gentrification of Haringey.
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Haringey Development Vehicle is a joint venture between Haringey council and a private developer to help regenerate the area.
Haringey council plan to sell off millions of assets including housing estates, schools, public facilities all acquires through compulsory purchase orders.
Many affected in the Haringey area have said that there was no consultation between the council and residents.
STOPHDV have taken their case to court, which is now under judicial review.
Residents claim that Haringey council joined Landlease, an Australian multinational corporation to take over land and property belonging to the council.
STOPHDV claim that if this deal goes ahead, this will be the biggest transfer of local authority resources into a private entity.
The march comes just days after council leader Carol Kober announced her resignation from the labour backed council over claims of “bullying” and “sexism”.
HeadlineCampaign group STOP HDV organise protest against gentrification of Haringey
Short HeadlineCampaign group STOP HDV organise gentrification march
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Haringey Development Vehicle is a joint venture between Haringey council and a private developer to help regenerate the area.
Haringey council plan to sell off millions of assets including housing estates, schools, public facilities all acquires through compulsory purchase orders.
Many affected in the Haringey area have said that there was no consultation between the council and residents.
STOPHDV have taken their case to court, which is now under judicial review.
Residents claim that Haringey council joined Landlease, an Australian multinational corporation to take over land and property belonging to the council.
STOPHDV claim that if this deal goes ahead, this will be the biggest transfer of local authority resources into a private entity.
The march comes just days after council leader Carol Kober announced her resignation from the labour backed council over claims of “bullying” and “sexism”.
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