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Alongside attractive new homes and fantastic new public spaces and community facilities, the development now has its own brand new railway station, unlocking the area for commuters, with better connections south to Stratford and London Liverpool Street and north to Stansted and Cambridge.
The Council is taking control of the vision for Meridian Water and overseeing its delivery, which is based around three pillars.
In total, 10,000 new homes are proposed for the entire Meridian Water site – the first 950 (subject to planning permission) of which will be delivered at Willoughby Lane by 2026.
The Meridian Water project will aim to provide:
Alongside attractive new homes and world class public spaces and community facilities, the development now has its own brand new railway station, unlocking the area for commuters, with better connections south to Stratford and London Liverpool Street and north to Stansted and Cambridge.
Enfield Council has awarded more than £317,000 in funding to 19 projects delivering to the communities in the Edmonton wards that border the Meridian Water development.
Jules Pipe, the Deputy Mayor of London for Planning, Regeneration and Skills, will officially open Bloqs, the UK’s first open access workshop, in the heart of Enfield Council’s Meridian Water development in Edmonton, today (10 February).
Leading regeneration business Vistry Partnerships has had its plans for a major new construction skills centre at Meridian Water approved by Enfield Council, paving the way for hundreds of skills and training opportunities for local people.