Partnership NewsThe ETCP is working hard to encourage all the Town Centre stakeholders to help in the development of the town centre. We will report on how on everyone is doing so come back often to see what is going on.
News
 28th November 2008
Bigger and better than ever - that was the verdict as thousands of locals showed up to demonstrate their support for the annual Eltham Lights Up carnival on Thursday 20 November.
 9th October 2008
Some of London’s finest old buildings, steeped in centuries of history, opened their doors to the public at Eltham’s annual ‘Be a Local Tourist Day’ on Sunday 19 October.
 8th October 2008
Visitors to Eltham were able to shop French style on Sunday 26th October 2008 when Brunomart’s market traders descend on Eltham, transforming Passey Place into a French style boulevard.
 7th October 2008
Greenwich Council is seeking a new tenant for the Tudor Barn, a 16th century detached and grade 2* listed building. The Tudor Barn is situated within the attractive Well Hall Pleasaunce, a landscaped garden of approximately four and a half hectares.
 27th June 2008
The revised planning application submitted by Eltham Renaissance for the redevelopment of the Grove Market site was refused by the Council's Planning Board which sat on 26 June. An appeal hearing is scheduled for 18 November at Woolwich Town Hall.
 8th May 2008
The Eltham Town Centre Partnership has been supporting the Association for Commerce Eltham (ACE) with the development of a brand new web portal (www.aceltham.co.uk) aimed at promoting Eltham businesses.
 7th February 2008
Visit Eltham's monthly farmers' market for a wide range of fresh produce from the south-east.
 28th November 2007
The fabulous new Eltham Centre in Archery road finally opened its doors to the public on Monday 26 November.
 28th November 2007
Greenwich Primary Care Trust is consulting the public on proposals to build a new community hospital in Passey Place Eltham.
27th July 2007
An organisation by the name of EARN (Easy Access Retail Network) has been conducting a mystery shopper exercise across London smaller independant shops , and Eltham Town Centre shops have come top of their survey.
EARN are now offering the smaller independant shops in Eltham Town Centre access to their two million pound budget for training and development, in order to make their businesses more succesful.
This is yet another good shot in the arm for Eltham and part of a continuing trend of succesful development.
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| Last Updated: 3rd-Jan-2008 21:41 |
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