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Fletcher Priest given go ahead for 1,200-home Greenwich scheme

By 2022-03-25T07:00:00

Charlton Riverside 1,200 homes approved

Up to 7,000 homes could be eventually built at Charlton Riverside development

Fletcher Priest Architects has been given the green light for a 1,200-home development on a former industrial site on the south bank of the Thames.

Greenwich Council voted in favour of the plans for housing association Hyde, which are part of the Charlton Riverside regeneration project just west of the Thames barrier.

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