Ebbsfleet Development Corporation published an article by the BBC comparing England with Denmark regarding water usage and sustainability.
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An excellent article by the BBC about the shortage of water and worth a read particularly in the context of the dry summer we had! In my last full time Exec role I start…
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Ebbsfleet Development Corporation
Creating the UK’s first Garden City in 100 years
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- Government Administration
- Location
- Castle Hill, GB
- Company size
- 51–200 employees
About Ebbsfleet Development Corporation
Ebbsfleet Development Corporation was established in 2015 to speed up the delivery of up to 15,000 homes and create a 21st-century Garden City in Ebbsfleet, North Kent. Ebbsfleet Development Corporation is sponsored by the Department of Levelling Up, Housing and Communities, but we work closely with Local Authorities, Kent County Council and wider partners to ensure our work is locally responsive in every aspect and meets the needs of existing and new residents. As an organisation, we are united in our determination to create a truly brilliant place to both live and work. So far, we’ve made excellent progress, over 3,500 homes are now complete and homes are being built far quicker than anywhere else in the country, without detriment to quality, design or sustainability.
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