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Shaping Wood Green Strategy

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Haringey Council is relocating Young Adult Services as part of its Shaping Wood Green Strategy to decommission buildings.

The relocation of Young Adult Services from 48 Station Road to the Clarendon Road College building was approved by Councillor Ruth Gordon, Cabinet Member for Placemaking and Local Economy, in March 2026. This move is a key component of the Shaping Wood Green Strategy, which aims to decommission and vacate council buildings.

The Shaping Wood Green Strategy is a council initiative designed to reduce operational costs and optimise the use of existing assets by decommissioning and vacating several council buildings. This includes properties such as 48 Station Road, from which Young Adult Services are moving.

Key facts

  1. Young Adult Services' relocation was approved by Councillor Ruth Gordon in March 2026. Source
  2. Young Adult Services are moving from 48 Station Road to the Clarendon Road College building. Source
  3. The Shaping Wood Green Strategy aims to decommission and vacate council buildings to reduce costs. Source
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