Regeneration Partnerships
To promote regeneration and renewal, there are a number of formal partnerships working in particular areas of Southwark. More information and other links about these can be found on www.southwark.gov.uk
Aylesbury New Deal for Communities
Aylesbury New Deal for Communities Partnership of residents, community organisations, Southwark Council and other statutory agencies works to improve the Aylesbury estate, which is part of Faraday Ward. Its aims are 'to create a thriving, diverse, self-confident and educated community benefiting from an improved quality of life, economic opportunity and personal prosperity, living in a pleasant, safe and healthy environment.'
For more information, contact the Aylesbury Project Team on
Tel: 020 7525 3817
or visit their website on: www.aylesburyndc.org.uk.
Better Bankside
Better Bankside is the trading name of Bankside Local Management Board, a company limited by guarantee, comprising business and residential interests in the Bankside area.
This partnership focuses on improving the economic, tourist and social environment for the Bankside area of Cathedrals Ward. The Partnership brings together the Bankside Residents Forum, Bankside Business Partnership, Borough Market Trustees/London Larder Partnership, Bankside Open Spaces Trust, Bankside Traders Association and Borough Community Centre Trust.
For more information,visit their websiteon: www.betterbankside.co.uk/
Central London Forward
The City of London Corporation is the contracting body for a new local authority-led partnership for Central London - Central London Forward (CLF).CLF comprises six of the boroughs in the Central Activities Zone (as defined in the London Plan).
The CLF boroughs are: City of London, City of Westminster, Kensington & Chelsea, Camden, Islington, and Southwark.
The private sector and third sector feed into CLF through Advisory Panels and Local Strategic Partnerships.
For more information, click here.
Cross River Partnership
The Cross River Partnership covers the four boroughs of Southwark, Lambeth, Westminster and the Corporation of London. Other partners include the London Development Agency, Business Link, Groundwork, Learning and Skills Council, London Tourist Board, Port of London Authority, Network Rail, South Bank Partnership and Transport for London.
It is working to improve the physical and social environment across the four boroughs, particularly in relation to river crossings, transport links, and employment.
For more information, visit the following website on: http://www.crossriverpartnership.org/
Elephant Links SRB
Elephant Links is a partnership of residents, voluntary and statutory agencies. Its works to promote social regeneration alongside the major physical transformation planned for the Elephant and Castle priority neighbourhood.
There are three major programmes:
- Elephant Angels, to work with those who are excluded
- Elephant Information Exchange, to improve IT based information services
- and Business Extra, to help new businesses.
South Bermondsey North Livesey has been selected as a Neighbourhood Management Partnership under the government's Neighbourhood Management (NM) programme. This is a 7-year programme to help poorer areas catch up with better off ones, through improving local services and making the neighbourhood a better place to live. It has a partnership board that includes councillors, school representatives, members of the police and local residents.
For more information please contact Darryl Telles on:
Tel: 020-7525 1787
Email : darryl.telles@southwark.gov.uk
or visit the follwing website:
www.southbermondseypartnership.org.uk