green economy
Bexley Council is focusing on inclusive and sustainable development through its new Economic Growth Strategy.
Bexley Council's Public Cabinet adopted a new Economic Growth Strategy in February 2026, aiming to foster inclusive and sustainable development across the borough. This strategy, replacing a 2017 version, outlines a vision for "Bexley: Ready for tomorrow, growing for a better future" and includes ten strategic outcomes, such as increasing inward investment and building a resilient economy.
Barnet Council's Children's Partnership Board was scheduled to discuss the borough's Economic Development Framework in April 2026. The Green Economy refers to economic activities and sectors focused on environmental sustainability and resource efficiency. No further meetings are currently scheduled to discuss this topic.
Key facts
- Bexley Council's Public Cabinet adopted its new Economic Growth Strategy on February 23, 2026. Source
- The strategy aims to foster inclusive and sustainable development in Bexley. Source
- It replaces Bexley's previous 2017 Economic Growth Strategy. Source
- The strategy's vision is "Bexley: Ready for tomorrow, growing for a better future". Source
- It outlines ten strategic outcomes, including increasing inward investment. Source
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