Helping promote and improve the social, economic and environmental well-being of the residents of East Greenwich

The developers for the Enderby Riverside site have put in a revised planning application. The consutation period only lasts until Wednesday 13th May. Our involvement Over the last couple of months EGRA has attended three closed meetings with representatives of Cruise Britain and the Enderby Riverside development. Barratt London, in a joint venture with Morgan Stanley Real Estate Investing, is the developer behind the Enderby Riverside site. It was granted planning permission

Air pollution in East Greenwich continues to breach legal limits, our first “citizen science” survey has found. Seven of our 10 air quality monitors the group installed with the assistance of Clean Air UK recorded dangerous levels of nitrogen dioxide above permissible limits. Pollution even on quieter streets such as Park Vista, Greenwich Park and Glenforth Streets, shown in blue, was at “elevated” levels not far below the legal limits. The map shows the sites and the avera

IKEA is now in the process of designing, in detail, the new shop on Bugsby Way. EGRA with other resident associations and interested groups submitted a list of proposals to be incorporated into the design of the building. This was in response to IKEA stating they were interested in involving the community in the design of the new shop although they did not instigate any formal means by which the community could actually participate in this. IKEA's response to the submitted pr

The developers behind the Enderby Riverside site have now submitted revised plans to the council, as expected. The new plans revolve around the need to build a bigger cruise terminal building, as Enderby Wharf will now be the start and finish point for cruises, rather than just a stopping off point. In order to pay for a bigger building and enhanced facilities the developers are proposing to build 384 more residential apartments than originally planned. EGRA has attended thr