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Regeneration and renewal
Greenwich is currently undergoing a major transformation with one of the largest regeneration agendas in the UK.
What is regeneration?
Regeneration and renewal involves developing, or redeveloping, every aspect of our built environment, from housing and transport networks, to business and jobs, as well as shopping and entertainment facilities.
Our vision
The shared vision for Greenwich is that by 2015 local communities will have access to training, jobs, decent housing, quality services, parks and open spaces, vibrant town centres, a range of leisure opportunities and increased prosperity.
Who's realising the vision?
The regeneration of the borough is driven by the Council and its partners, and based on the vision and priorities set out in the Greenwich Strategy. For more information, see Who's making it happen from a link on the left.
Related links
Action for the Environment leaflet
Modernisation of the borough
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the Woolwich and North Bexley partnership?
Why regenerate?
What does regeneration mean exactly?
What was the Single Regeneration Budget (SRB)?
What is neighbourhood renewal?
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