Regeneration Strategy
Redbridge Council is focusing on economic growth and community wealth building as part of its regeneration strategy.
Redbridge Council's Regeneration and Economic Development Committee met in July 2026 to discuss its work plan for the upcoming year, focusing on economic development and regeneration. The council is exploring strategies to foster community wealth building and aims to boost local businesses across the borough.
A report to the committee by Director of Regeneration and Growth, Tom Dewey, highlighted Redbridge's strengths, including transport connectivity, but also acknowledged a 22.1% economic inactivity rate. To address this, the council is developing an economic growth strategy encompassing employment, skills, and inward investment.
No upcoming meetings are currently listed for discussions on the Regeneration Strategy. This strategy outlines how Redbridge Council aims to regenerate the borough, focusing on town centres, high streets, and commercial vitality.
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