Green projects delivered
The money raised through the first Camden Climate Investment has been used to fund a range of projects to benefit residents across the borough.
Spent on green projects
£1 million
Green projects delivered
4
Delivering a brighter future for Camden residents
Projects funded include new Healthy School Streets on Belsize Lane and Lyndhurst Gardens. This investment bring the total number of Healthy School Street schemes in the borough to 24, covering 30 schools. Many schools suffer from parking, traffic congestion, road danger and air quality issues immediately outside their school, which has negative impacts on school children and their parents/carers, teachers, and of course local residents.
The Council has also invested in clean transportation, with 8 new fast EV charging points. Installation was completed in March 2023 and the charge points are now operational in the Fortune Green, Hampstead Town, Highgate and Regent’s Park wards. The second phase is to provide match funding for a further 32 EV chargers, which is expected to be implemented in April 2025.
Money raised was also used to help fund solar power at Henderson Court, NW3 (the installation process is currently underway), as well as the replacement of Camden’s fleet of diesel and petrol vehicles with greener alternatives.
Green projects delivered
Data last updated: 18 April 2025