The impact of the London 2012 Olympic & Paralympic Games is clearly going to be massive across a number of neighbouring local authorities. An “Eton Dorney Corridor” strategy-working group has been assembled from organisations spread across The Royal Borough of Windsor and Maidenhead, Slough Borough Council, South Bucks District Council and Buckinghamshire County Council. 

This group, made up of local businesses and key partners such as the South East England Development Agency (SEEDA), Tourism South East, The Highways Agency and People 1st, will aim to deliver a cohesive approach to maximising the benefits and minimising the threats of staging the 2012 Games, and other major events, at Eton Dorney Lake.

For more information on local businesses and key partners browse the Useful Links page.

The Eton Dorney Lake 2012 Olympic Sectoral Groups have been set up to mirror that of the South East Partnership (SEP) of the London 2012 Games to ensure continuity of reporting and focused output.

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Download the RBWM Olympic Strategy (published November 2010).  Maximising Opportunities, Minimising Disruption: a strategy for getting the best from the Games at Eton Dorney for Royal Borough residents, businesses and visitors.