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ARTS COUNCIL ENGLAND
Arts Council England is the national development agency for creativity and culture. We have set out our strategic vision in Let’s Create that by 2030 we want England to be a country in which the creativity of each of us is valued and given the chance to flourish and where everyone of us has access to a remarkable range of high quality cultural experiences. We invest public money from Government and The National Lottery to help support the sector and to deliver this vision. www.artscouncil.org.uk
Following the Covid-19 crisis, the Arts Council developed a £160 million Emergency Response Package, with nearly 90% coming from the National Lottery, for organisations and individuals needing support. We are also one of several bodies administering the Government’s Culture Recovery Fund and unprecedented support package of £1.57 billion for the culture and heritage sector. Find out more at www.artscouncil.org.uk/covid19 

BERKELEY in the Royal Borough of Greenwich
Berkeley has been investing heavily in the Royal Borough of Greenwich since 2000 and is currently delivering almost 10,000 new homes at Royal Arsenal Riverside (Woolwich) and Kidbrooke Village (near Blackheath). It is now progressing plans for a further 1,700 homes in Plumstead.
About Royal Arsenal Riverside: On the banks of the River Thames in the Royal Borough of Greenwich, Royal Arsenal Riverside offers sensational Thames-side living in one of London’s most exciting destinations. The regeneration includes stunning conversions of Grade II-listed historic buildings alongside meticulously designed contemporary homes, with 5,000 new homes plus restaurants, bars, shops, leisure facilities and cultural spaces. The £1.2 billion development is set across 88 acres including parks, wide avenues and broad piazzas, each complemented by the area’s rich history. Berkeley is helping open the area to locals and newcomers alike – it has restored over 1km of previously inaccessible riverwalk, connecting the site to the Thames Path, and Royal Arsenal Riverside is also home to a new on-site Crossrail station – one of only two south of the river.
Working in partnership with the Royal Borough of Greenwich, a new Creative District is being delivered at Royal Arsenal Riverside with a focus on the performing arts. Rivalling London’s South Bank in size, this area will host new theatres and artists’ studios on the site, attracting visitors as well as residents to this first-class destination.  Creative tenants include the internationally renowned Punchdrunk, Chineke! Orchestra and Protein Dance.

CANARY WHARF GROUP
Canary Wharf Group (CWG) is the developer of the largest urban regeneration project in Europe. CWG develops, manages and currently owns interests in approximately 7.5 million square feet of office space, 0.9 million square feet of retail and over 500 Build to Rent apartments. CWG is the largest sustainable developer in the UK with over 11 million square feet of sustainable certified buildings. CWG also excels operationally as it purchases 100% electricity from renewable sources since 2012 and zero waste to landfill since 2009.
CWG has created a 24/7 city where people can live/work/play on the Canary Wharf estate and enjoy all the benefits: great transport links, access to green spaces and waterside living; and a wide range of amenities including an award-winning arts and events programme. Canary Wharf’s retail offering spans across five shopping malls with over 300 shops, including grocery stores, pharmacies, health clubs, bars and restaurants, all within 15 minutes’ walk.
The Company’s current £2.4bn construction activity is composed of 500k square feet of commercial properties and over 1,750 new homes for sale and for rent.
Website: www.canarywharf.com, Instagram: @canarywharflondon @woodwharf
Twitter: @YourCanaryWharf; @CanaryWharfGrp @Level39CW, @Wood_Wharf 

COCKAYNE
Family Tree and Blue Remembered Hills are supported by Cockayne, a private arts foundation based in San Francisco. It supports diverse and groundbreaking arts projects in the performing, literary and visual arts in London through a donor advised programme, ‘Cockayne Grants for the Arts’, held at the London Community Foundation. 

CITY OF LONDON
The City of London Corporation is the governing body of the Square Mile, dedicated to a vibrant and thriving City and supporting a diverse and sustainable London within a globally-successful UK. 
Twitter: @visitthecity Instagram: @visitthecity www.cityoflondon.gov.uk www.visitthecity.co.uk 

FLANDERS HOUSE IN THE UK
The Diplomatic Representation of Flanders (the Dutch-speaking northern part of Belgium) to the UK is the diplomatic contact point of the Government of Flanders in the United Kingdom and is a part of the Belgian Embassy. The Diplomatic Representation looks after issues linked to the competences of the Government of Flanders. The devolved powers to Flanders include amongst others education & research, arts & culture, the environment & infrastructure, agriculture & fisheries, economy and employment. Flanders Investment & Trade deal with companies for trade and investment. Visit Flanders is responsible for the promotion of Flanders as a number one destination for tourists. The three Flemish administrations all work together in Flanders House. 

GREENWICH PENINSULA
Greenwich Peninsula is fast becoming the capital’s most boldly modern landscape. With 15,000 new homes, 13,000 new jobs and 48 acres of open public space emerging over the coming years. Here a community of thousands of pioneers live in new riverside homes, work in a cutting-edge Design District (coming soon) and enjoy new linear park The Tide – all wrapped by the river Thames. This is new London: a new destination for modern urban living. 

NEWHAM UNLOCKED
Newham Unlocked Festival is the showcase for the collaborative year-round Newham Unlocked cultural programme, which encompasses other projects such as Black History Month, LGBT+ History Month, Newham Heritage Month, South Asian Heritage Month, Windrush Day and Women’s History Month.The ambition for Newham Unlocked is to embrace the creativity that exists in the borough and ignite it further by co-creating a powerful arts, cultural and creativity Festival that reaches all parts of Newham’s diverse borough, opens opportunities and increases participation rates.  The goal is to create a culturally vibrant, integrated and inclusive borough, with pulsating public and artistic spaces and where everyone actively participates in cultural life.

OLD ROYAL NAVAL COLLEGE 
Old Royal Naval College is the centrepiece of Maritime Greenwich, a UNESCO World Heritage Site with a long and celebrated 500-year history. Today it is a diverse cultural destination and one of London’s most popular venues and visitor attractions, a site that attracts over 1.2 million visitors every year, and winner of VisitEngland’s Large Visitor Attraction of the Year Gold Award. 
The classical baroque buildings that adorn the site today were built as the Royal Hospital for Seamen between 1696 and 1751. Designed by England’s greatest architects, including Sir Christopher Wren, the buildings are considered amongst the finest in Europe, featuring the sumptuous Painted Hall and the neo-classical Chapel. The Painted Hall, built as a ceremonial dining room, has the greatest grand-scale decorative painting in England and has been described as ‘Britain’s Sistine Chapel’. (The abundant and complex painting scheme covers some 4,000 square metres and was designed and executed by Sir James Thornhill between 1707 and 1726.)  

PEABODY
Peabody, London’s oldest and largest housing association, is leading the visionary regeneration of Thamesmead, and we are putting culture at the heart of our plans.
Over the next 20 years, Peabody will build more than 20,000 new homes, create thousands of jobs, and invest in our green spaces, shops and leisure and cultural facilities for the local community and visitors. Billions of pounds are being invested in the town, making Thamesmead not only the biggest regeneration project in London but one of the biggest in the UK.
In 2018 Thamesmead celebrated its 50th anniversary with a landmark cultural programme and is proud to continue its ongoing partnership with GDIF to develop exceptional outdoor performances with our communities. 

ROYAL DOCKS ENTERPRISE ZONE: CULTURAL PROGRAMME
The Royal Docks Enterprise Zone is a joint project between the Mayor of London, the London Borough of Newham, led by Mayor Rokhsana Fiaz, and the London Economic Action Partnership (LEAP).   Culture is at the heart of the Enterprise Zone’s vision for the area, and its plans are for the Royal Docks to be a world-leading location for unique and ambitious events. The Royal Docks will become a global cultural engine room, a place where creative work is made, new ideas are germinated, and cultural participation is open at all.  Inspired by its diverse communities, rich heritage, and exceptional water and landscape, the Royal Docks world-class programme will attract visitors, bring people together, nurture local creative talent, and animate public spaces, making the Royal Docks an irresistible destination for visitors and an inspiring home for residents and businesses. 

ROYAL GREENWICH FESTIVALS
Royal Greenwich Festivals, an annual series of high-quality events celebrating the cultural vibrancy of Royal Greenwich, provides some of the best and most varied entertainment in the capital every summer. From street theatre to music to suit all tastes and invigorating dance performances, Royal Greenwich Festivals offer something for everyone. Contact: media.desk@royalgreenwich.gov.uk. 

UBER BOAT BY THAMES CLIPPERS
Uber Boat by Thames Clippers is the leading River Bus service on the River Thames. Services run at 10-20 minute intervals between key London piers including Greenwich, Canary Wharf, Tower, London Bridge City and Westminster, as well as several residential piers. 
Now 22 years on from its launch, Uber Boat by Thames Clippers’ pre-Covid passenger numbers had reached 4.3 million in 2019, operating at 23 piers. Passengers are able to use contactless payment, Oyster to pay as you go and now pre-book via the Uber app as well as the existing Thames Clippers Tickets app to travel with Uber Boat by Thames Clippers, making river travel even easier.
A ticketing partnership with Uber launched in 2020 and encourages more people to enjoy travel by boat around the city, helping to link travel by river and road, all through the Uber app. Passengers can use the Uber app to purchase tickets in advance, before using a QR code on their phones to board the boats. For more information visit the website www.uberboatbythamesclippers.com or follow @ThamesClippers on Twitter, Instagram or Facebook 

WITHOUT WALLS
Without Walls is a consortium of over 30 festivals and arts organisations that brings fantastic Outdoor Arts to people in towns and cities across the UK. 
Since its formation in 2007, Without Walls has developed and toured over 200 new shows by UK companies and supported the research and development of 67 projects. Without Walls commissions have toured widely both in the UK and internationally across 22 countries. Greenwich+Docklands International Festival and FESTIVAL.ORG are part of the Without Walls Artistic Directorate who annually invest commissioning funds into a programme of new Outdoor Arts shows, some of which can be seen at GDIF this year.
Shows supported by Without Walls at GDIF this year include: Black Victorians by Jeanefer Jean-Charles and FESTIVAL.ORG, Future Cargo by Requardt & Rosenberg, Bonded by Alleyne Dance, Do What Yah Mamma Told Yah!! by Just More Productions, Good Youtes Walk by Far From the Norm, The Hidden Music of Trees by Jason Singh, The Invisible Man by Altered States, Mayfly by Kapow Dance, Recovery Poems by Emergency Exit Arts, Robot Selfie by Kaleider, Strong Enough by Strong Lady Productions, The Rascally Diner by LAStheatre, Up My Street by The Cultural Assembly, What Happened to You by Nikki Charlesworth, Big Fat Gay Disco Bike by Fatt Projects and The Lost Opera by Ashley Peevor and Nikki Watson. Shows previously commissioned through Without Walls include Lance Moi En L’Air by Joli Vyann, Urban Astronaut by Highly Sprung,  The Tide by Talawa Theatre Company Theatre Company, and Frock by Stopgap Dance Company. 

Without Walls is supported by Arts Council England as a National Portfolio Organisation.
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