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Greenwich Council recently approved plans to acquire 104 new homes at Millennium Village as part of its Corporate Plan.

Greenwich Council approved plans in October 2026 to acquire 104 new homes at Block 401, Greenwich Millennium Village. This decision was made as part of the council's newly adopted Corporate Plan 2026-2030 and Vision for 2050. The acquisition of these homes is supported by £19.24 million in grant funding from the GLA.

The Corporate Plan, which includes 'The Place to Call Home' as one of its seven themes, outlines 19 priority outcomes for the borough. The Vision for 2050 aims to foster Greenwich as "the borough that creates". Millennium Village is a residential development project in Greenwich, London.

Key facts

  1. Greenwich Council approved plans for new homes at Millennium Village on 21 October 2026. Source
  2. The plans include acquiring 104 new homes at Block 401, Greenwich Millennium Village. Source
  3. The acquisition is supported by £19.24 million in grant funding from the GLA. Source
  4. This decision is part of Greenwich Council's Corporate Plan 2026-2030 and Vision for 2050. Source
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