A major new commercial centre, improved public transport and seven city parks are just some of the exciting developments at the heart of Ebbsfleet Garden City.
The Ebbsfleet Garden City Implementation Framework shapes the future of the area over the next 15 years as up to 15,000 homes are built.
You don’t need to worry about the weather – we’re holding two special indoor picnics
And we want YOU there
Want to submit a planning application in Ebbsfleet Garden City or see what applications have been submitted?
Take a tour around Ebbsfleet Garden City with Google Street View
See the real stories of the residents who have moved to and love Ebbsfleet Garden City.
Did you know we are building a bridge that will link Springhead Park to Ebbsfleet International station?
Take a look at this fascinating drone footage.
Ebbsfleet Garden City is an NHS Healthy New Town
Shaping neighbourhoods and communities to promote health and wellbeing, prevent illness and keep people independent.
The first of Ebbsfleet Garden City’s new and upgraded walking and cycling routes has been completed, giving residents a new walk down to the River Thames.
Help us shape the future of sport and leisure in Ebbsfleet Garden City
Take part in our online survey, running until February 3
Get fit and get rewarded at the same time with our Healthy New Towns app powered by BetterPoints
We’ve bought a house in Ebbsfleet Garden City
and we’re only in our early 20’s
Track our perfomance
See all the latest Ebbsfleet Garden City facts and figures and key milestones
Have you heard about The Gathering?
Where artists, food lovers and communities will come together in a series of projects across Ebbsfleet Garden City
Ebbsfleet Garden City is part of the North Kent Enterprise Zone
Businesses locating to the area could enjoy discounted business rates
Crossrail to Ebbsfleet Garden City
Why London City Airport wants Crossrail extended to Ebbsfleet Garden City
Find out what the Housing Minister said when he visited Ebbsfleet Garden City
When is our next board meeting
or planning committee?
Appointment made for £55million education quarter
