Local people are invited to give their views on how they think the Riverside Gardens, Erith can be improved, at consultation events planned in the next few months. The Gardens […] Have your say on the Riverside Gardens: Read more

People living, working or simply visiting the borough can now start to enjoy a fantastic new free public wi-fi service in some of Bexley’s main town centres. As part of […] Free public wifi now available in Erith!: Read more

The council wants to hear from local people about how we can enhance the public areas, streets and key junctions in Erith town centre. The consultation runs until 30 September. […] Have your say on Erith transport improvements: Read more

Enjoy a last blast of summer as the Erith Pier festival returns to the riverside on 21 September 11am – 9pm with a circus theme. Sample delicious street food, and […] Erith Pier Festival returns on Saturday 21 September!: Read more

More than 200 local people responded to a recent survey to tell the Council their ideas to improve Riverside Gardens in Erith. A further 180 people took part in ideas […] Enhancing Erith’s Riverside: Read more

Local people are invited to give their views on the exciting improvements planned to begin in Erith in 2019, following a successful bid by the Council for a further £1.6m […] Join us for an Open Day at 68 Pier Road!: Read more

Now the Phase 1 works at Erith’s Old Carnegie Library are complete, The Bookstore Café has opened it’s doors to the public. Expect delicious homemade, locally sourced food and drinks […] The Bookstore Café – NOW OPEN!: Read more

Following the news at the end of 2018 that the Council’s bid for further funding from the Mayor of London’s Good Growth Fund to continue the programme was successful, we’ve […] Exciting times ahead for the Greater Erith programme: Read more

The first phase of refurbishment work on Erith’s iconic Carnegie Building is complete. Local company, The Exchange, is set to officially occupy the building from 1 February. Council officers have […] Phase 1 works complete at Erith’s Old Carnegie Library: Read more