PRP estate regeneration plan gets thumbs up from residents

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More than 98% vote for redevelopment of east London estate

PRP’s plans to redevelop an estate in east London were approved by an overwhelming majority of resident.

More than 98% voted in favour of the plans to replace three council blocks on the Clichy Estate in Stepney, on a turnout of more than 90%.

Some 132 residents were eligible to vote. Since July 2018, London estate regeneration schemes involving the demolition of existing homes and the provision of 150 or more units have required a residents’ ballot in order to receive Greater London Authority grant funding.

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