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Following consultation between February and April 2024, which reached over 900 respondents, and detailed conversations with key stakeholders, a plan for the Greenwich Avenue area has been prepared and is summarised on the plan hosted on this page. The plan proposes a wide range of exciting changes for the area, which are designed to respond to local opportunities and overcome the key challenges identified through the consultation. The changes include -
Improved retail shop frontages
Retained car park with improved landscape setting with SUDS
New market square and event space for community gatherings
Space for retail and cafés to spill into community space
Improved public realm through new street furniture, street lighting and planting
New children's play area with natural play features integrated into the landscape
Rerouted road and/or traffic calming measures to allow for safe pedestrian crossing
Improved pedestrian and cycle connectivity between the centre and surrounding housing
We see these changes as the start of a positive journey for Greenwich Avenue, allowing communities to come together and make better use of their local amenities, and prompting consideration of further improvements and developments in the area. As well as making physical improvements to the centre, we will also work with public sector partners to improve and make best use of Greenwich Avenue
We want to hear your views on these plans for change to make sure that they reflect what you have told us, focus on the right things and work for the local area.
Following consultation between February and April 2024, which reached over 900 respondents, and detailed conversations with key stakeholders, a plan for the Greenwich Avenue area has been prepared and is summarised on the plan hosted on this page. The plan proposes a wide range of exciting changes for the area, which are designed to respond to local opportunities and overcome the key challenges identified through the consultation. The changes include -
Improved retail shop frontages
Retained car park with improved landscape setting with SUDS
New market square and event space for community gatherings
Space for retail and cafés to spill into community space
Improved public realm through new street furniture, street lighting and planting
New children's play area with natural play features integrated into the landscape
Rerouted road and/or traffic calming measures to allow for safe pedestrian crossing
Improved pedestrian and cycle connectivity between the centre and surrounding housing
We see these changes as the start of a positive journey for Greenwich Avenue, allowing communities to come together and make better use of their local amenities, and prompting consideration of further improvements and developments in the area. As well as making physical improvements to the centre, we will also work with public sector partners to improve and make best use of Greenwich Avenue
We want to hear your views on these plans for change to make sure that they reflect what you have told us, focus on the right things and work for the local area.
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