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What's On
- Live broadcast: Celebrating the dawn chorus
- Online courses and learning resources
- Peabody People and local services
- Stay fit and healthy at home
- Talkline
- Knit, crochet and natter (Online)
- Online Nature Forum - 25 March
- Free Healthy Eating Cook-Along Sessions
- Online Business Forum - 12 April
- Online Culture Forum - 7 April
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The Story
- The Plan
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In Your Community
- Young Advisors programme - April 2021
- 13 Stories: learn the basics of recording
- The Link
- Young people
- Enterprise
- Health and Wellbeing
- Children and Families
- Volunteering
- Things to do
- Tump 53 Nature Reserve
- Making Space for Nature
- Joyce Dawson Way office - opening hours
- Positive Steps
- We're planning to bring Cricket to Birchmere Park
- South Thamesmead Garden Estate
- Community funding opportunities
- Spring in Thamesmead - Photography competition
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News
- WE'RE HIRING: Researcher and editor needed for Thamesmead's Culture Guide
- Welcoming spring: Top gardening tips for April
- New Commission: Engagement and activation programme for Cygnet Square, Southmere
- Young people making a difference
- Thamesmead artists making it big in the town
- Community Design Collective launches
- Spring into action
- Stand up and be counted
- Go the extra mile
- New green fingers
- Confidence Builder
- Community fund draws people together
- Covid testing and vaccination in Thamesmead
- Longlist for Thamesmead Waterfront Masterplanning Competition announced
- Past news
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- Contact us
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- Live broadcast: Celebrating the dawn chorus
- Online courses and learning resources
- Peabody People and local services
- Stay fit and healthy at home
- Talkline
- Knit, crochet and natter (Online)
- Online Nature Forum - 25 March
- Free Healthy Eating Cook-Along Sessions
- Online Business Forum - 12 April
- Online Culture Forum - 7 April
Following government advice on how we can best reduce the possible spread of Coronavirus, we’ve decided to cancel or postpone events.
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- Lived experience
- Growth and Regeneration
- Plumstead - West Thamesmead
- The Reach
- The Moorings
- South Thamesmead
- Southmere Village: Phase 1
- Lesnes Estate
- Southmere, Lesnes and Parkview Towers
- Thamesmead's landscapes
- Places
- Culture, arts and heritage
- People and community
- Abbey Wood Village
Thamesmead has unrivalled space and scale.
It has the same footprint as central London and is the same size as the city of Winchester.
This unique area has opportunity for 20,000 new homes, thousands of new jobs, plus new leisure, cultural and commercial facilities.
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- The Link
- Our partners
- Young people
- Enterprise
- Health and Wellbeing
- Children and Families
- Positive Steps
- Volunteering
- Things to do
- Joyce Dawson Way office - opening hours
- Making Space for Nature
- Tump 53 Nature Reserve
- South Thamesmead Garden Estate
- We're planning to bring Cricket to Birchmere Park
- Spring in Thamesmead - Photography competition
Our aim is to get Thamesmead residents healthier more active and into opportunities that are currently available in and around Thamesmead. We work with you on an individual bases to find out what your goals are, be that getting a job or training to volunteering opportunities or youth programmes.
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- WE'RE HIRING: Researcher and editor needed for Thamesmead's Culture Guide
- Welcoming spring: Top gardening tips for April
- New Commission: Engagement and activation programme for Cygnet Square, Southmere
- Young people making a difference
- Thamesmead artists making it big in the town
- Community Design Collective launches
- Spring into action
- Stand up and be counted
- Go the extra mile
- New green fingers
- Confidence Builder
- Community fund draws people together
- Covid testing and vaccination in Thamesmead
- Longlist for Thamesmead Waterfront Masterplanning Competition announced
- Past news
For all the latest news about what’s going on in Thamesmead please watch this space. Or you can follow us on Twitter - @ThamesmeadLDN or Facebook - ThamesmeadNow.
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The Reach
The Reach is a new development of 66 homes, designed by award-winning architects, Pitman Tozer.
The scheme offers 52 shared ownership and 14 affordable rent homes, a spacious communal garden, and a commercial unit on the ground floor.
The Reach is the first development in one of Thamesmead’s two GLA Housing Zones, which together will provide £47.5m of investment, and support Peabody’s wider ambitions for the £1billion redevelopment of Thamesmead.
