Wood Green Central Programme
Haringey Council is consolidating services and vacating buildings as part of the Wood Green Central Programme.
Haringey Council's Young Adult Services team is relocating from 48 Station Road to the Clarendon Road College building, with the Parking and Civil Enforcement team also moving to the first floor. This decision was approved by the Cabinet Member for Placemaking and Local Economy, Councillor Ruth Gordon, in March 2026, as part of a strategy to consolidate services.
The relocation aims to improve efficiency and deliver cost savings, with the annual running costs for Clarendon Road estimated at £68,431.32. The move is a key component of the Council's Shaping Wood Green Strategy, which seeks to decommission and vacate several council buildings, including 48 Station Road by the end of 2026.
Key facts
- The Cabinet Member for Placemaking and Local Economy, Councillor Ruth Gordon, approved the relocation of the Young Adult Services team on March 12, 2026. Source
- Haringey Council's 48 Station Road is set to be vacated by the end of 2026. Source
- Annual running costs for Clarendon Road College are estimated at £68,431.32. Source
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