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"Bexley's Got Taste" campaign

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Bexley Council's new Economic Growth and Cultural Strategies, adopted in April 2026, provide a framework for initiatives like the 'Bexley's Got Taste' campaign.

Bexley Council adopted new Economic Growth and Cultural Strategies in April 2026, aiming to boost investment, create jobs, and enhance the borough's cultural offerings. These strategies provide a framework for projects such as the 'Bexley's Got Taste' campaign, which showcases local food and drink establishments.

The strategies were formally approved on April 15, 2026, designed to attract investment in business, housing, and culture, as highlighted by the Leader of the Council, Councillor David Leaf. No specific updates regarding the 'Bexley's Got Taste' campaign have been reported in the supplied material.

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  1. Bexley Council adopted new Economic Growth and Cultural Strategies on April 15, 2026. Source
  2. The strategies aim to boost investment, create jobs, and enhance the borough's cultural offerings. Source
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