Thames Ward is the site of Europe’s largest growth area. The Council plan for 50,000 new homes to be built across the borough: nowhere more so than Thames Ward. The Barking Riverside site will deliver 10,800 housing units, with further residential activity planned along Thames Road, Thames View Estate and the A13 corridor. But without a strong independent community response regeneration and the housing market can easily leave local people behind, as costs rise and services come under strain.
The community will be stronger and more cohesive, with the leadership and organisational capacity to seize new opportunities and build a sustainable future.
Following the recent fire and displacement of residents from their housing an emergency meeting has been organised by Barking Reach Residents Association to plan a
A resident charter has been used by communities elsewhere in London, including the Stratford Olympic Park, to list things residents have prioritised that will benefit
Keynote speaker: Jeremy Grint, former Divisional Director of Regeneration and Economic Development at London Borough of Barking and Dagenham. Find out more about planning in
If you live in Barking Riverside, Scrattons Farm or Thames View and want to get involved in resident-led activity with your neighbours then get in touch!
