The Alexandra Park and Palace Statutory Advisory Committee is scheduled to convene on Thursday, 18 June 2026. The meeting's agenda includes discussions on traffic-related anti-social behaviour on Alexandra Palace Way, the outdoor events programme for Alexandra Park, and a progress report from the Charitable Trust.

Response to Traffic-Related Anti-Social Behaviour on Alexandra Palace Way

The committee is scheduled to review a report concerning traffic-related anti-social behaviour on Alexandra Palace Way. The report aims to update the committee on ongoing efforts to mitigate speeding and other nuisance behaviours, such as dangerous driving and excessive noise, which have been reported by residents and visitors. The report details the partnership response to date, which has involved collaboration with Haringey Council, the Metropolitan Police, and local Safer Neighbourhood Teams. Measures under consideration to address these issues include increased police and security presence, a review of CCTV coverage, and potential traffic-calming interventions. The report also references the borough-wide Public Spaces Protection Order introduced by Haringey Council in May 2025, which addresses anti-social use of vehicles and other behaviours affecting public spaces.

Alexandra Park Outdoor Events Report

A report is scheduled to be presented regarding the outdoor events programme for Alexandra Park in 2026. This report outlines the delivery of events such as the Summer Series, Kaleidoscope Festival, Red Bull Soapbox, and the Fireworks and Drone Festival. The report details the licensing framework under which these events operate, including the Palace Licence and the Park Licence, and highlights the operational controls in place to manage their impact. The Summer Series in 2026 is set to include six outdoor concerts alongside the Kaleidoscope Festival, with a maximum capacity of 14,500 per event. The Red Bull Soapbox event is scheduled for 20 June 2026, with a maximum attendance of 20,000. The Fireworks and Drone Festival is planned for Saturday 7 November and Sunday 8 November 2026, with a revised weekend format to potentially increase family attendance. The report also details operational impacts, including park and road closures, and bus diversions associated with these events.

Charitable Trust - Progress Report

The committee is scheduled to receive a general update on the progress of the Alexandra Park and Palace Charitable Trust for the financial year 2026/27. The report summarises progress aligned with the Trust's vision to Create a Sustainable Home for All That We Do. Updates are provided across several strategic goals, including providing entertainment and culture, building climate change resilience, protecting heritage assets, and safeguarding the parkland. Specific initiatives mentioned include the continued delivery of a varied cultural and commercial programme, efforts to improve energy efficiency and reduce environmental impact, and ongoing conservation and infrastructure repair works across the estate. The report also details progress in community engagement, archive management, and the development of new partnerships. Preparations for the 10-year Strategic Plan are also noted, which aims to guide fundraising, conservation, and operational improvements.

Planning, Advertising and Listed Building Consent

The committee is scheduled to be consulted on various proposals related to planning, advertising, and listed building consent.

Other Agenda Items

The meeting's agenda also includes items such as the election of a Chair and Vice-Chair for the year 2026/27, the approval of minutes from previous meetings, and the formalisation of feedback to the Trustee Board. The date of the next meeting, scheduled for 17 September 2026, will also be noted.