Selby Urban Village
A multi-million pound project improving the health and wellbeing of residents by bringing together communities and cultures, promoting physical activity with new sporting facilities, green spaces, and provide over 200 high quality council homes.
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About Selby Urban Village
The Selby Urban Village will improve the health and wellbeing of residents by bringing together communities and cultures, promoting physical activity with new sporting facilities, green spaces, and provide over 200 high quality council homes.
The multi-million pound project is being delivered through a partnership between Haringey Council and the Selby Trust, and is part of our commitment to make a greener and fairer place for all.
Highlights include:
- A new Selby Centre Building: A new civic hub with a welcoming café, flexible community halls, meeting rooms, co-working spaces, a soft play centre, a boxing club, recording studio and other amenities.
- Affordable Council Homes: Over 200 new homes for local families.
- Bull Lane Park: A 3G football and rugby pitch, junior football and cricket pitches, cricket nets, two padel courts, a Multi-Use Games Area (MUGA), and a new pavilion.
- Green Space: New paths, tree planting, natural play areas, and a cycle route.
Latest news and submission of planning applications
Following four years of co-design with the Selby Trust and engagement with the local community, we have submitted planning applications to Enfield Council and Haringey Council local planning authorities for the Selby Village Masterplan. Outcomes on the masterplan are anticipated for January, 2025.
View planning applications for council homes, new Selby Centre and Sports Facilities.
Funding news
Plans to transform the Selby Centre into a brand-new urban village have received a huge boost after the council was awarded more than £2m of funding.The new money comes from the latest round of the government’s Brownfield Land Release Fund, which helps transform underused land into homes. Haringey secured £2.7m in total to support the delivery of 225 council homes, of which 202 are planned for Selby Urban Village and the others spread across three other sites in the borough.
In 2023, we were also awarded £20 million of new funding as part of the Leveling up Fund that was submitted.
Find out more details about the project and engagement we have had with the community below.