Boris urged to buy into Sanofi redevelopment

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About BOLD	Get Involved	20 December 2012

Boris urged to buy into Sanofi regeneration

London mayor Boris Johnson has been urged to use London Growth Fund cash to drive forward plans to regenerate Dagenham's Sanofi site.

Goresbrook Village plans set for approval

Demolition work to pave the way for regeneration of the Goresbrook Village estate will get under way in April, Countryside Properties has revealed.

William Street Quarter starts to take shape

The construction of 201 new homes at Barking town centre's William Street Quarter is now well under way.

Occupiers move into latest Barking Riverside homes scheme

A new community is moving into Barking Riverside's latest phase of housing, as building work by Bellway Homes finished recently.

Shadow chancellor officially opens TSA

Shadow Chancellor Ed Balls has officially opened Barking's new £14 million Technical Skills Academy.

Mayor unveils Granary's Civic Trust award

A plaque marking the 2012 Civic Trust award won by Rooff's Granary, in Barking's Creative Industries Quarter, has been unveiled by borough mayor Anthony Ramsay.

£2.8m boost for Barking and Dagenham College

Barking and Dagenham College has been allocated £2.8 million for a range of improvement work, including new facilities for science, technology and environmental studies.

Regeneration body 'punched above its weight'

The London Thames Gateway Development Corporation (LTGDC) has marked its closure by detailing the groundwork it has laid for regenerating East London.

Barking's Creative Quarter buzzing

Barking's Creative Quarter is a hive of activity with its Malthouse building full to capacity, according to developer Rooff.

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Countryside Properties

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GLE Property Developments

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