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Environmental Impact Assessment�Scoping�Opinion under Regulation 15 of the Town and Country Planning (EIA) Regulations 2017 (as amended) for a full (detailed) planning application for the redevelopment of the Site to create up to 700 Purpose-Built Student Accommodation units (PBSA) and up to 400 Purpose-Built Shared Living Accommodation (PBSL) with maximum height of 28 storeys.

Former National Grid Site, Millennium Way, Greenwich, London SE10

DecidedReference: 26/1191/EIARoyal Borough of Greenwich

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Former National Grid Site, Millennium Way, Greenwich, London SE10

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Application summary

Status
Decided
Application type
Scoping Opinion (EIA)
Received
15 Apr 2026
Validated
15 Apr 2026
Determination deadline
Not published
Local authority
Royal Borough of Greenwich

Application overview

Environmental Impact Assessment�Scoping�Opinion under Regulation 15 of the Town and Country Planning (EIA) Regulations 2017 (as amended) for a full (detailed) planning application for the redevelopment of the Site to create up to 700 Purpose-Built Student Accommodation units (PBSA) and up to 400 Purpose-Built Shared Living Accommodation (PBSL) with maximum height of 28 storeys.

Proposal details

Reference
26/1191/EIA
Ward
GREENWICH PENINSULA
Parish
Greenwich

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Documents 8 of 8

DocumentPublishedAction
Appendix 1 - tetra tech es scoping reviewDocument · PDF20 May 2026View
Decision noticeDecision Notice · PDF20 May 2026View
Officers delegated reportReport · PDF20 May 2026View
Appendix 3 - 26.1191.eia - internal commentsDocument · PDF19 May 2026View
Appendix 2 - 26.1191.eia - external commentsDocument · PDF19 May 2026View
Cover letterDocument · PDF16 Apr 2026View
Eia scoping reportDocument · PDF16 Apr 2026View
Acknowledgement letterCorrespondence · PDF16 Apr 2026View

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