<|begin_of_text|><|begin_of_text|><|begin_of_text|>The design, which features a 452-bedroom hotel plus apartments, was approved by the authority last week but must now win a green-light from the London mayor’s office.
Denise Hyland, Greenwich Council’s member for regeneration, enterprise and<wm> innovation, welcomed the announcement with the hope the scheme could ‘help kick the region out of the hospitality sector.’
Cabinet minister, Rishi Sunak, had met with the council and Hyland before announcing the deal
Denise Hyland, who chairs the Green New Deal taskforce. She said the deal was a result of Hyland’s hard work and tireless efforts over several years of ‘striving for a more sustainable future.’
Cabinet ministers have now revealed the scheme, dubbed</wm> the ‘Urban Land Banking Act, has won £5 million in funding from a UK-based charity.
