West London Economic Prosperity Board - Wednesday 16th October, 2024 10.00 am
Cancelled
10 attendees · 0 documents · 0 media files
West London Economic Prosperity Board
Recent meetings
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West London Economic Prosperity Board - Thursday 18th January, 2024 11.00 am
The West London Economic Prosperity Board was scheduled to discuss the region's economic vision and priorities, as well as the progress of the West London Orbital rail scheme. The meeting also included an update on the West London Alliance's forward plan an...
West London Economic Prosperity Board - Friday 7th July, 2023 12.00 pm
27 attendees · 3 documents · 0 media files
West London Economic Prosperity Board - Thursday 1st December, 2022 1.30 pm
27 attendees · 3 documents · 0 media files
West London Economic Prosperity Board - Wednesday 9th February, 2022 11.00 am
27 attendees · 3 documents · 0 media files
West London Economic Prosperity Board - Monday 11th October, 2021 11.00 am
27 attendees · 3 documents · 0 media files
West London Economic Prosperity Board - Wednesday 26th May, 2021 11.00 am
27 attendees · 3 documents · 0 media files
West London Economic Prosperity Board - Wednesday 17th February, 2021 11.00 am
27 attendees · 3 documents · 0 media files
West London Economic Prosperity Board - Friday 3rd July, 2020 11.00 am
27 attendees · 3 documents · 0 media files
West London Economic Prosperity Board - Wednesday 26th February, 2020 10.00 am
27 attendees · 3 documents · 0 media files
About
The West London Economic Prosperity Board (EPB) is a formal partnership of West London boroughs, the Mayor of London, and the government, working to boost economic growth and deliver local benefits to residents and businesses. It focuses on improving living standards for low-paid workers, enhancing employment programmes for disadvantaged communities, and increasing the availability of affordable housing. The Board also aims to support small businesses, address local skills gaps through collaboration with higher education, and create vibrant town centres. It plays a key role in negotiating the devolution of economic growth powers from the government to West London.
