Shaping Wood Green Strategy
Haringey Council is relocating services to consolidate assets and vacate buildings as part of its Wood Green strategy.
Haringey Council is currently implementing its Shaping Wood Green Strategy, which aims to consolidate services and optimise asset use. In March 2026, Councillor Ruth Gordon, Cabinet Member for Placemaking and Local Economy, approved the relocation of the Young Adult Services team from 48 Station Road to the ground floor of the Clarendon Road College building. The Parking and Civil Enforcement team will occupy the first floor, with 48 Station Road expected to be vacated by the end of 2026.
This relocation is projected to deliver cost savings, with the annual running costs for Clarendon Road estimated at £68,431.32. However, the council is set to spend £1.2 million on the relocation itself. The strategy involves decommissioning and vacating several council buildings in Wood Green to improve efficiency and maximise operational use.
Key facts
- Haringey Council is set to spend £1.2 million on relocating its Young Adult Services team. Source
- The relocation of the Young Adult Services team was approved by Councillor Ruth Gordon on March 12, 2026. Source
- 48 Station Road is expected to be vacated by the end of 2026. Source
- The annual running costs for Clarendon Road College are estimated at £68,431.32. Source
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