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Greenwich Neighbourhood Growth Fund

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Greenwich Council opened Round 7 of its Neighbourhood Growth Fund in September 2025, making £1 million available for community projects.

Greenwich Council opened Round 7 of its Neighbourhood Growth Fund in September 2025, offering £1 million for community-led projects. This fund, which makes 15% of Community Infrastructure Levy (CIL) income available, supports local infrastructure improvements such as park upgrades, sports training, and public realm art projects.

The Greenwich Neighbourhood Growth Fund is financed by 15% of the Community Infrastructure Levy (CIL) income. Since Borough CIL was introduced in 2015, a total of £29,909,941 in Borough CIL has been collected, contributing to the fund's ability to support local initiatives.

Key facts

  1. Round 7 of the Greenwich Neighbourhood Growth Fund opened on 18 September 2025. Source
  2. Round 7 of the fund offers £1 million for community-led projects. Source
  3. The fund makes 15% of Community Infrastructure Levy (CIL) income available. Source
  4. Since 2015, £29,909,941 in Borough CIL has been collected. Source
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