Ebbsfleet Development Corporation's board has appointed a new member. Sandra Fryer  is a planning and regeneration director who has worked mainly in the public sector. In 2005, after many years leading regeneration in Bristol, she set up a successful business providing consultancy and interim management. Sandra has worked in London, the south east and beyond

Ebbsfleet Development Corporation's Nicola Coppen has been appointed chairwoman of the Kent and Medway Construction Guild. Nicola is the Utilities Project Manager with us and will bring a wealth of experience to the Guild in many fields, including regeneration, electricity, water, nuclear, road, rail and facilities management. Nicola’s passion is infrastructure – from virtual concept

More than 120 health professionals and community representatives came together to help develop a vision for primary health care in Ebbsfleet Garden City. Building on best practice from across the UK and around the globe, attendees worked together to explore opportunities to develop the Garden City as a centre of excellence for health with world

Sir John Armitt paid a visit to Ebbsfleet Garden City shortly after it was announced in the budget that he was the new chairman of Thames Estuary 2050 Growth Commission. Sir John made the Garden City was one of his first visits and saw the progress being made here as well as looking at the

The Parents and Teachers Association and school staff team at the new Cherry Orchard Academy have come together with the local community to organise a Community Christmas Fair on 1 December. With plenty of fun activities on offer for all, we hope you will come along to enjoy some festive cheer! Details here  

Groundworks are well under way to prepare the way for a new bridge which will link residents from Springhead Park to Ebbsfleet International. This picture shows detailed ground investigations taking place in the River Ebbsfleet with drilling taking place for the centre pier which will hold the weight of the bridge. The bridge funded by

Work has started on the first phase of planned new cycling and walking routes for Ebbsfleet Garden City. A series of improvements is being carried out around Northfleet, the first of which will see the path improved from Granby Road to the riverside. The route to the riverside which is currently overgrown, suffers with severe

Ebbsfleet Garden City is to get its second primary after plans were approved for a 420-pupil school. Hope Community School will be run by the New Generation Schools Trust at Springhead Park, where hundreds of new home are being built. Ebbsfleet Development Corporation gave planning approval for the school and a nursery and it is

Kent has some of the most exciting economic growth prospects thanks to Ebbsfleet Garden City, the annual Kent Property Market Report, said today. Developments such as the Garden City which are of significant national importance, help ensure the county is an increasingly favourable business location, the Kent Property Market Report 2017 says. It goes on