Former councillor · Haringey
Ruth Gordon
- Cabinet Member for Placemaking, and Local Economy
- Stories naming Ruth
- 11
- Meetings we covered
- 13
- Latest story
- 31 Mar 2026
In brief
Councillor Ruth Gordon approved contracts for FF&E for the Civic Centre. The councillor also approved the relocation of the Young Adult Services team to Clarendon Road College and signed off on the procurement for this move. Additionally, the councillor approved a 40-year heat supply deal for Selby Urban Village and an amendment to the Opportunity Haringey Workspace Fund. The councillor also approved an extension to a contract with UK Power Networks and spoke in support of an application for the Tottenham Hale Station upgrade.
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Stories naming Ruth Gordon
- Civic Centre FF&E contracts awarded Councillor Ruth Gordon, Cabinet Member for Placemaking and Local Economy, approved the contracts for the supply, delivery, installation, refurbishment, and relocation of FF&E. The procurement was split into two lots to ensure value for money and support sustainability objectives.
- Parking Team to Share Clarendon Road College Haringey Council is set to relocate its Young Adult Services team from 48 Station Road to the Clarendon Road College building as part of a strategy to consolidate services and improve efficiency....
- 48 Station Road to be Vacated by Year End Councillor Ruth Gordon, Cabinet Member for Placemaking and Local Economy, signed off on the procurement and tender of works for the relocation of the team to the ground floor of the Clarendon Road...
- Young Adult Services to Move to Clarendon Road College Young Adult Services are set to relocate from 48 Station Road to the Clarendon Road College building as part of a wider council strategy to consolidate services and improve cost efficiency. The...
- Council to Spend £1.2m on Young Adult Services Relocation Haringey Council is set to spend £1.2 million on relocating its Young Adult Services team from 48 Station Road to the Clarendon Road College building. The decision, approved by Councillor Ruth...
From meetings they attended
These stories cover meetings Ruth was listed at. The stories do not name them.
- Haringey Council Accepts £1.5m Pride in Place Grant
- Haringey Council to Procure Home Care and Reablement Services
- Haringey Council Approves Homelessness Strategy 2026-2027
- Haringey Council Approves NCIL Spending for Round 2 Projects
- Haringey Council Approves Updated Damp and Mould Policy for Tenants