Wood Green Central Programme
Haringey Council is relocating Young Adult Services to Clarendon Road College, costing £1.2 million, as part of its Wood Green Central Programme.
Haringey Council approved the relocation of Young Adult Services from 48 Station Road to Clarendon Road College in March 2026. This decision, made by Councillor Ruth Gordon, Cabinet Member for Placemaking and Local Economy, is part of a wider strategy to consolidate services and improve cost efficiency. The move aims to decommission and vacate 48 Station Road, aligning with the council's Wood Green Central Programme.
The relocation of Young Adult Services is expected to cost Haringey Council £1.2 million. The Young Adult Services team will occupy the ground floor of the Clarendon Road College building, while the Parking and Civil Enforcement team will move to the first floor. This initiative is a key component of the Shaping Wood Green Strategy, which is part of the broader Wood Green Central Programme.
Key facts
- Councillor Ruth Gordon approved the relocation of Young Adult Services on March 12, 2026. Source 1 Source 2
- Haringey Council is set to spend £1.2 million on relocating Young Adult Services. Source
- Young Adult Services will move from 48 Station Road to Clarendon Road College. Source 1 Source 2
- The relocation is part of the Shaping Wood Green Strategy. Source 1 Source 2
- The Parking and Civil Enforcement team will occupy the first floor of Clarendon Road College. Source
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