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People, Place, Economy, Communities, and Organisation

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Greenwich Council's Cabinet adopted a Planning Enforcement Plan in February 2026, aligning with its 'Our Greenwich' strategy themes.

Greenwich Council's Cabinet adopted a new Planning Enforcement Plan in February 2026, which guides the council's approach to enforcing planning regulations. This decision aligns with the council's core themes and missions in 'Our Greenwich'.

These themes, identified as People, Place, Economy, Communities, and Organisation, represent the foundational missions of the council's 'Our Greenwich' strategy. No further discussions or decisions specifically regarding these overarching themes are currently scheduled.

Key facts

  1. Greenwich Council's Cabinet adopted a Planning Enforcement Plan on 18 February 2026. Source
  2. The Planning Enforcement Plan aligns with the core themes of Greenwich Council's 'Our Greenwich' strategy. Source
  3. The core themes are People, Place, Economy, Communities, and Organisation. Source
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  1. Greenwich Council Adopts Planning Enforcement Plan Greenwich Council's Cabinet has agreed to adopt a new Planning Enforcement Plan, which will guide the council's approach to enforcing planning regulations. Greenwich 22 February 2026