Retail study
This study provided robust evidence to support policies on retail provision in the Local Plan, and subsequent development control policies and site specific allocation documents.
Retail and town centres study
A retail and town centres study was carried out in 2012 to provide a robust and credible evidence base to inform our work on emerging policy documents. The study was based on changes since the 2008 study, including the publication of the London Plan in 2011 and National Planning Policy Framework (NPPF) in 2012.
Health evidence base for the emerging policy concerning retail provision
In this review we examine the health effects linked with 3 types of retail outlet:
- hot food outlets
- betting shops
- high street money‐lenders (such as pay-day-loan shops).
This sits alongside the Development Management Development Plan Document policies.
Tottenham retail impact assessment (2015)
This paper undertakes a retail impact assessment of the development of a new district centre at Tottenham Hale, in line with our planning policy framework and the aspiration for growth in the Tottenham Hale and North Tottenham areas.
Hot food takeaway technical paper (2016)
This paper outlines the background and our guidance on addressing the health impacts of hot food takeaway shops and forms part of our wider strategic approach to addressing poor health and obesity in Haringey.