We were delighted to recently host Thames21 for a deep dive into the health of the Thames and the vital work being done to protect it.

A reflection on what has been a busy and impactful 12 months for East Greenwich. Staying true to our mission to create a cleaner, safer, and more vibrant neighbourhood, we have been working hard to ensure residents have a meaningful voice in the changes affecting our community. Here is a recap of our key activities in 2025 and a look at what is coming up in 2026.

The East Greenwich Safer Neighbourhoods Team (SNT) has shared their latest newsletter. Here are the key updates for local residents.

The East Greenwich Ward Panel met on 30 April at The Forum, giving residents a chance to speak directly with the local Met Police Safer Neighbourhood Team (SNT) about crime and safety issues affecting our area.

A new survey by Young Greenwich is asking young people, parents and carers, and community organisations to share their views on youth provision across the borough.

EGRA supports School Streets. Help improve air quality and safety by joining the consultation before 25 May. Have your say.

Have your say on plans to upgrade the Thames Path in East Greenwich. The path is under pressure from development, poor maintenance and flood risk. The consultation closes 30 April.

The East Greenwich Safer Neighbourhood Team has tackled theft, drugs and anti-social behaviour, with key arrests and over 200 stolen items recovered. Officers are also supporting mental health services and holding public briefings in April.

At the 2025 EGRA AGM, residents began shaping a Neighbourhood Plan for East Greenwich. Key themes included housing, green space, local identity, and high street decline.

The Greenwich Industrial History Society has announced its 2025 programme of online talks, covering a range of historical and industrial topics relevant to the local area and beyond.

The East Greenwich Safer Neighbourhoods Ward Panel was held on the 20/02/2025 at the Forum Trafalgar Road and community members had the opportunity to talk about the rising issues on the ward.

The Greenwich Climate Action Group has released new details about its efforts to reduce carbon emissions across the borough

Historic England is considering granting Enderby Wharf's telecoms cable gantry and winding gear the same level of protection as the country’s most significant historic monuments, such as Stonehenge and the Norman castles.

Neighbourhood plans give communities a powerful tool to shape the future of their areas

Across London, residents have used these plans to improve their neighbourhoods

Small issues can affect our daily lives and the overall feel of East Greenwich

East Greenwich has a rich and varied history