Regeneration and Economic Development Committee work plan
Redbridge Council is focusing on town centre health checks and an economic growth dashboard as part of its Regeneration and Economic Development Committee work plan.
Redbridge Council's Regeneration and Economic Development Committee decided in July 2026 to launch a comprehensive health check of its town centres and high streets. This initiative, proposed by Urban development and regeneration Councillor Stephen Adams, aims to assess occupancy rates and footfall across all high streets in the borough. Officers are developing an economic growth dashboard to provide data on these key performance indicators for nine district town centres.
The committee's work plan for the 2026-2027 municipal year is structured around the council's Economic Growth Strategy and Regeneration Strategy. The economic growth dashboard, currently under development by officers, is intended to inform the economic growth strategy by providing detailed footfall and spend data.
Key facts
- Redbridge Council's Regeneration and Economic Development Committee decided in July 2026 to launch a comprehensive health check of its town centres. Source
- Urban development and regeneration Councillor Stephen Adams proposed the town centre health check. Source
- Officers are developing an economic growth dashboard to provide data on nine district town centres. Source
- The town centre health check will assess occupancy rates and footfall across all high streets. Source
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