Dark Water Journeys: River Paintings
Real and imaginary landscapes One of the founders of the Bermondsey Artists’ Group, Louise Sheridan has remained in the area and continued painting scenes…
Extra floor to be added to block of flats, despite objections
Plans to add an extra floor to a five-storey block of flats in Greenwich have been approved despite strong objections from residents living below.…
Council hits back at claims it ‘airbrushed’ opposition to LTNs in Greenwich
Greenwich Council has denied claims it “airbrushed” evidence of public opposition in reports concerning a contentious Low Traffic Neighbourhood (LTN) scheme. The South London…
Plans to build 258 homes on a former sports club ground in Blackheath revealed
Plans to build 258 homes on a former sports club ground in Blackheath have been revealed. Developer Derreb Limited has unveiled its Moorehead Way…
Review: Our Little Hour at Greenwich Theatre
In remembrance of a forgotten hero A moving musical drama about Walter Tull, a young, gifted and black professional football player and officer of…
Council tax rise and £7.1m in savings in bid to bridge budget gap
Greenwich Council is set to raise its council tax by 4.99 per cent in April, resulting in a payment increase of £1.85 per week…
Noise limits placed on Woolwich restaurant
Extra noise limits have been placed upon an African restaurant and bar in Woolwich town centre after a local resident complained of noise and…
Plans to build London’s largest theatre have been approved
Plans to build London’s largest theatre on the Greenwich Peninsula have been approved. Greenwich Council gave the green light to the borough’s very own…
Our Little Hour
The inspirational story of Walter Tull Our Little Hour – the critically acclaimed musical based on the life of the late, great Walter Tull…
Greenwich Council ask residents to put forward their suggestions for future developments in the borough
Residents in the Royal Borough of Greenwich are being asked give their opinions at the Big Local Plan Community Assembly so they can help…
180⁰ Chord
Chris Leicester’s latest play, 180⁰ Chord, tells the tale of when a ruthless copper ends up in the same place that he has been…
Council scraps most of its controversial parking scheme
Greenwich Council has scrapped most of its plans to introduce controlled parking zones (CPZs) across the borough following widespread public backlash. The council announced…
