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Greenwich: Getting Things Done

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A programme by the Royal Borough of Greenwich aimed at addressing key issues raised by residents, focusing on eight priority areas including town centres, fly-tipping, community safety, street and road resurfacing, community hubs, a primary specialist Special Educational Needs and Disabilities (SEND) school, a multi-use SEND facility for young adults, and culture. A programme by Greenwich Council focusing on eight priority areas to improve local services, reduce costs, support economic development, and improve outcomes for communities and residents. A programme by Greenwich Council focusing on eight priority areas, including town centres and culture.

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  1. Greenwich Invests £2.5M in Culture to Boost Economy Greenwich is set to bolster its cultural scene with a £2.5 million investment, Royal Borough of Greenwich's Cabinet Member Equality, Culture and Communities, Councillor Sandra... Greenwich 16 October 2025
  2. Greenwich to Invest £8M in Road and Pavement Repairs Greenwich is set to significantly improve its roads and pavements with an £8 million investment over the next five years. The funding boost, announced during a recent Greenwich... Greenwich 16 October 2025