The London Borough of Haringey is a unitary authority, meaning that we provide the majority of public services you receive. The London Borough of Haringey is often called 'the council', and is managed by:
- council employees (officers)
- the chief executive
- the senior management team
Council employees (officers)
The council has people working for it (often called 'officers') to:
- give advice
- implement decisions
- manage the day-to-day delivery of its services
Some officers have a specific duty to make sure that the council acts within the law and uses its resources wisely. Our constitution governs relationships between officers and councillors.
The chief executive
The head of the council is known as the chief executive. The Chief Executive of the London Borough of Haringey is Andy Donald.
The senior management team
There are 6 officers who work closely with the chief executive. They are known as the senior management team:
- Director of Adults, Health and Communities – Beverley Tarka
- Director of Children’s Services – Ann Graham
- Director of Culture, Strategy and Engagement – Jess Crowe
- Director of Environment and Resident Experience – Barry Francis
- Director of Finance – Taryn Eves
- Director of Placemaking and Housing – Jonathan Kirby (interim)
Senior management pay
You can also find information about senior management pay bands.
Elected councillors
The council is made up of 57 elected councillors, representing 21 Haringey wards. Each ward has either 2 or 3 councillors. Decisions are made by councillors in committees and boards.
Find out more about your local councillors.