Improving community engagement throughout the planning process

What do we want to know:

We’re consulting on two key documents which outline how the council and developers will include community voices throughout the planning and development process. 

Planning has a huge impact on our communities; from policies that determine the number of new homes and jobs we need to drive the successful regeneration of Royal Greenwich, to individual planning decisions in our local neighbourhoods which affect the daily lives of residents and businesses.   

We know decisions made with our local communities result in better outcomes for our residents and neighbourhoods, however the planning system can seem complex and difficult to engage with, and people often do not feel they have enough of a say in the way decisions are made. 

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We know we can do better at making consultations more accessible and see this as an opportunity to learn from you how we can develop more inclusive consultations.  

If this approach does not suit your needs or you have ideas on how we can be more inclusive, please email us at planning.policy@royalgreenwich.gov.uk or call 020 8921 6235.

Description:

Have your say! We’re consulting on two key documents which outline how the council and developers will include community voices throughout the planning and development process. 

The key documents we are seeking feedback on are:  

  • DRAFT Statement of Community Involvement (SCI) will set out how the council will engage with residents, communities, businesses, local organisations and other groups throughout the planning process. 

  • DRAFT Developers Engagement Charter (DEC) is proposed to be used by developers.  It provides advice on the level of detail which is expected from developers when carrying out consultations on major development schemes, especially during the pre-application stage. 

Outcome:

Contact:

Directorate of Regeneration Enterprise and Skills (DRES)

Directorate of Regeneration Enterprise and Skills

The Woolwich Centre
35 Wellington Street
London
SE18 6HQ