Corporate Delivery Plan
Haringey Council is reviewing its Corporate Delivery Plan for 2025/26, informing it with new frameworks and implementing service consolidations.
Haringey Council's Cabinet reviewed progress on its Corporate Delivery Plan for the 2025/26 financial year in March 2026, approving policy updates and launching the Local Outcomes Framework (LOF) to inform the new plan. Concurrently, Councillor Ruth Gordon approved the relocation of the Young Adult Services team to Clarendon Road College, a £1.2 million move expected to deliver cost savings and consolidate services.
The relocation of Haringey Council's Young Adult Services and Parking teams to Clarendon Road College is part of the Shaping Wood Green Strategy, aiming to vacate 48 Station Road by the end of 2026. This follows an October 2025 decision by the council to invest £2.7 million in short breaks services for disabled children, establishing an open framework with multiple suppliers.
A Corporate Delivery Plan outlines a council's priorities and how it intends to achieve them, encompassing areas like decarbonisation, social justice, and operational efficiency. Haringey Council's plan for 2025/26 is being informed by the new Local Outcomes Framework, developed by the Ministry of Housing, Communities and Local Government.
Key facts
- Haringey Council's Cabinet reviewed its 2025/26 Corporate Delivery Plan progress in March 2026. Source
- The Local Outcomes Framework (LOF) was launched in March 2026 to inform Haringey's new Corporate Delivery Plan. Source
- Councillor Ruth Gordon approved a £1.2 million relocation of Haringey's Young Adult Services team in March 2026. Source 1 Source 2 Source 3
- Haringey Council expects the Young Adult Services relocation to deliver significant cost savings. Source
- Haringey Council approved a £2.7 million investment in short breaks services in October 2025. Source
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