CRP’s Vision is to make London the best place for people, businesses and visitors to thrive. We deliver solutions collaboratively that make London fairer, greener and safer.
Cross River Partnership (CRP) is a partnership delivering impactful environmental, economic and community focused projects. We support public, private and community organisations with expert guidance, collaboration and innovation. We believe in a fair and equitable transition towards good and green growth in London.
August 19, 2026
Calling all Westminster Businesses! CRP is developing a report for Westminster City Council on how Micro Logistics Hubs could support more efficient, reliable and low-emission...
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Cross River Partnership (CRP) was pleased to welcome students from the Tulane University School of Architecture and Built Environment last week for a walking tour...
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We are delighted to announce the appointment of Tanja Dalle-Muenchmeyer as the new Director of Cross River Partnership (CRP). Tanja joins CRP in September, bringing...
Read moreJuly 14, 2026
CRP partner, the City of London Corporation has now published its third Impact Report, celebrating the positive outcomes delivered through its supply chain, and showcasing...
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CRP is delighted to see its Local Authority and Business Improvement District (BID) partners successfully secure funding through the Mayor of London’s Summer Streets Fund, supporting projects that will expand al fresco dining...
Read moreJuly 13, 2026
The heatwave that swept across London was a reminder that hotter summers are becoming part of everyday life. For CRP partners, this matters because extreme...
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One of the standout discussions at London Climate Action Week was Advancing Climate Action Through Strategic Urban Transformation, hosted by Arup and C40 Cities. The session highlighted Madrid’s innovative Sueña Madrid initiative,...
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The discussions at last month’s London Climate Action Week made one thing clear: if we want a climate-resilient London, we have to transform how our goods move. With parcel...
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As London experiences more frequent periods of extreme heat, green infrastructure is becoming an essential part of climate resilience. Trees, rain gardens, green roofs and living walls...
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CRP Project Manager Katherine Fairfax recently attended A City for All: Leading Climate Transformation in an Era of Disinformation, hosted by LSE Cities and C40 Cities. The event launched the...
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