Cross River Partnership (CRP) is putting communities at the heart of everything that it does.
This means co-designing, co-delivering and co-evaluating all of our projects. Sometimes this is with residents, sometimes with businesses, sometimes visitors, sometimes all three. In this way, we maximise the benefits achieved, together.
Here’s some more of our recent achievements
As part of the Mayor of London-funded Healthy Streets Everyday programme, CRP delivered over 314 Car-Free Day events and play streets across a range of locations in 16 boroughs over three years
CRP is supporting SMEs to lease zero emission vehicles through London Borough of Hammersmith and Fulham’s Shared Electric Vehicle (EV) Scheme
CRP have trialled a hub space in SE1 to accept small and medium-sized deliveries for Brixton’s local businesses
CRP has presented at many events to inspire positive change in communities, including Hammersmith BID Transport Forum, Greater London Freight Partnership, Future Cities Forum on Achieving Net Zero and the Fitzrovia Sustainability Forum
Active travel supported to increase wellbeing in cities through CRP communications
Clean Air Logistics for London is consulting with the business community on moving more freight into London via river rather than road
Three Car-Free Day school murals installed across London through Healthy Streets Everyday. 159 mural drawings were submitted from 11 local schools
Healthy Streets Everyday delivered over 680m2 of new public realm and over 260m2 of greening, with two cycle lane improvements and 16 standard cycle places provided
Three electric vehicles were leased by a London-based hospital as part of Clean Air Villages 3
The Healthy Streets Everyday King’s Road Christmas Lights Switch On involved 200 metres of road closures, with 75,000 visitors, 60 market stalls and a 9% NOx reduction, improving air quality for the local community
A six-month Citizen Science Air Quality Monitoring Project with King’s College Hospital brought together staff with an interest in air quality to influence positive change, as part of Clean Air Villages 3
CRP’s cargo bike trials, as part of Clean Air Villages, are serving local communities with zero-emission deliveries. Throughout the pandemic, these schemes were used to deliver vital healthcare essentials across London
CRP worked with the Natural History Museum, the Science Museum and the Victoria & Albert Museum to conduct a Deliveries & Servicing Audit. CRP analysed the data and produced two reports detailing recommendations and next steps for the implementation of consolidation, procurement, and operational recommendations
76,279 members of the community engaged in relation to Healthy Streets and Partner Initiatives through CRP Communications
