Greenwich Council said it hoped to reduce anti-social behaviour by increasing footfall.
The design for Beresford Square includes a water feature, new landscaping and play areas
Beresford Square in Woolwich could be revamped in the hope of enticing more shoppers and reducing crime. The square, where the market is held, could get a water feature, children's play areas and a new building with a cafe, under plans being considered.According to planning documents, improvements in the area could reduce "anxiety and fear" of crime.
"Re-landscaping the square will enable us to create a more welcoming place for residents and shoppers to relax and unwind, including a new garden to encourage biodiversity," cabinet member for regeneration Aidan Smith said, according to the
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