The Plan for London reaches a key milestone
The Rookery and Clive House were closed last month, with more than 1,500 civil servants redeployed to other workspaces in the capital.
The Plan for London has reached a key milestone, set to create annual savings of circa £9m.
The Rookery and Clive House were closed last month, with more than 1,500 civil servants redeployed to other workspaces in the capital.
Sean Webb, Programme Director at the Government Property Agency, said:
“This is a key milestone for the Plan for London as we continue to restructure our workforce and office estate in the capital.
“The closure of The Rookery and Clive House will lead to substantial savings and we have worked closely with our client departments to ensure staff affected by this have been supported and engaged throughout the transfer to their new office spaces.
“We now look forward to continuing to progress our programme, which will reduce our London footprint, and support the government’s priorities.”
The Plan for London will consolidate the central estate in the capital through the closure of no fewer than 11 buildings by 2030, delivering annual savings of £94 million.