relocation of the Young Adult Services team
Haringey Council approved the relocation of its Young Adult Services team to Clarendon Road College in March 2026, aiming for service consolidation and cost efficiency.
Haringey Council's Young Adult Services team, which supports young people aged 16-25 and care leavers up to 25, is set to relocate from 48 Station Road to the ground floor of the Clarendon Road College building. This decision was approved by Councillor Ruth Gordon, Cabinet Member for Placemaking and Local Economy, in March 2026. The first floor of the Clarendon Road College building will be occupied by the Parking and Civil Enforcement team.
The relocation is part of a wider council strategy to consolidate services and improve cost efficiency, aiming to optimise the use of existing assets. A report to the council stated that the move is projected to deliver significant cost savings, with annual running costs for Clarendon Road estimated at £68,431.32. This initiative is also a key component of the Shaping Wood Green Strategy.
Key facts
- The decision to relocate Young Adult Services was approved by Councillor Ruth Gordon in March 2026. Source 1 Source 2
- The Young Adult Services team will move to the ground floor of the Clarendon Road College building. Source 1 Source 2
- The Parking and Civil Enforcement team will occupy the first floor of the Clarendon Road College building. Source
- Annual running costs for Clarendon Road are estimated at £68,431.32. Source
- The relocation is a key component of the Shaping Wood Green Strategy. Source
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