Greenwich Local Plan
Greenwich Council was finalising its 15-year Local Plan for publication and public consultation in October 2025.
Greenwich Council was finalising its 15-year Local Plan for publication in October 2025, with public consultation planned, according to a story from that month. The plan, which aims to replace the 2014 Core Strategy, provides a vision for development and land use across the borough. It includes 16 objectives and covers areas such as housing, economy, and climate emergency.
The Transport and Place Scrutiny Panel discussed the progress of the draft Local Plan in October 2025. The plan is structured into eight chapters, addressing topics like Places, Town Centres, Design and Heritage, Environment, and Transport, as reported by the story.
Key facts
- Greenwich Council was finalising its 15-year Local Plan for publication in October 2025, with public consultation planned. Source
- The Local Plan aims to replace the 2014 Core Strategy. Source
- The plan contains 16 objectives for development and land use. Source
- The Transport and Place Scrutiny Panel discussed the plan's progress in October 2025. Source
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