Even God Gets Distracted Sometimes
‘It’s impossible to live in SE London and not be influenced by its exuberance and tenderness’ Luigi Coppola was stumbling around Glastonbury in 1995…
Mark’s Spectacular Science Show
Science broadcaster and author Mark Thompson is coming to Blackheath Halls on Sunday 2 November at 2:30pm with his award-winning Mark’s Spectacular Science Show,…
Campaign to have TfL take over foot tunnel management
A campaign to have Transport for London (TfL) take over management of the Greenwich and Woolwich foot tunnels has been launched. A group of…
Birthplace of Greenwich Mean Time is celebrating its 350th year by launching the ‘First Light’ project
The Royal Observatory in Greenwich has promised “universal access to see what is one of the greatest telescopes in Britain” as it embarks on…
Review: Blue/Orange at Greenwich Theatre
A keen observation of humanity Joe Penhall’s play Blue/Orange takes place on a stylishly simple white set, designed by Jana Lakatos, which is furnished…
Private View
Now you see it – now you don’t A billionaire art collector is loaned a priceless painting by a major museum. When it goes…
Council to consult on barracks homes plans
Greenwich Council is moving forward with its plans to build 1,920 homes at the Royal Artillery Barracks in Woolwich, half of which would be…
Equestrian Centre future remains in doubt
Greenwich Council has agreed to enter talks to facilitate the sale of Greenwich Equestrian Centre to the community. The much-loved venue’s future remains uncertain…
Blue/Orange
A multi-layered exploration of the inequalities of treatment within the mental health system Christopher has been confined to a psychiatric ward for a month.…
Haunted Shadows for Halloween
The Gothic Tales of Edith Nesbit Haunted Shadows – The Gothic Tales of Edith Nesbit – is three ghost stories: A Strange Experience, The…
Council predicts £136.8m budget gap in four years’ time
Greenwich Council is predicting a £136.8m budget deficit in four years’ time if changes aren’t made to balance the books. In updated financial projections…
3,000 seat theatre plans on peninsula unveiled
London’s largest theatre could be opening in Greenwich next year – then be demolished 10 years later. Troubadour Theatres has announced plans for a…


















