2014 Core Strategy
Greenwich Council is finalising a new Local Plan to replace the 2014 Core Strategy, with public consultation planned.
The Royal Borough of Greenwich is finalising a new Local Plan, a 15-year vision for development, which will replace the 2014 Core Strategy. In October 2025, the Transport and Place Scrutiny Panel discussed the new plan's progress. The draft Local Plan was being finalised for publication that month, with public consultation scheduled to follow.
The new plan aims to guide future growth, housing, employment, and sustainability across the borough, containing 16 objectives. It is structured into eight chapters covering areas such as Places, Housing, Economy, and Transport. The 2014 Core Strategy served as the previous local plan for the borough.
Key facts
- Greenwich is drafting a new Local Plan to replace the 2014 Core Strategy. Source
- The Transport and Place Scrutiny Panel discussed the new plan's progress in October 2025. Source
- The draft Local Plan was being finalised for publication in October 2025. Source
- Public consultation on the new Local Plan was planned in October 2025. Source
- The new Local Plan is a 15-year vision for development and land use. Source
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