Vision for 2050
Greenwich Council has adopted its Vision for 2050, setting the strategic direction for the borough's future development and services.
Greenwich Council adopted its Vision for 2050, a long-term outlook document for the borough aiming to foster opportunity, belonging, joy, wellbeing, and strong neighbourhoods, in October 2026. This vision, alongside the Corporate Plan 2026-2030, sets out the strategic direction for the borough's future development and services.
The council's Cabinet had previously approved the Vision for 2050 and the Corporate Plan 2026-2030 in October 2026, recommending both for adoption as part of the Council's Policy Framework. The Corporate Plan, which was adopted concurrently, is structured around seven key themes including homes, safety, health, and economic opportunity.
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