Life sentence for man who murdered stranger over ‘petty argument’
A man who murdered a stranger in south London has been jailed for 22 years. Robbie Munoz, 22, repeatedly stabbed dad-of-two Reece Williams, 29,…
Art for laughs breaks down barriers at The Prince Philip Maritime Collections Centre
Centuries-old art can be a stuffy affair. But what if a comedian were to pick it apart, write it a new history or tell…
The Lost Feather: Sensory storytelling in Greenwich Theatre
No understanding of English, or indeed any other language, is needed to enjoy Oily Cart’s latest theatre show The Lost Feather. You might recall…
Paw-fect pooches to assemble for inaugural Greenwich Dog Show
Is your dog the best looking of its breed? Perhaps it’s the prettiest pooch in Greenwich Park, or maybe it has the waggiest tail…
Two Pinter plays go hand-in-hand on the Greenwich Theatre stage this week
Keeping with his mission to stage lesser known works by famous playwrights, artistic director of Greenwich Theatre James Haddrell is staging Harold Pinter’s A…
Dulwich College loans Royal Museum Greenwich Shakespeare’s First Folio for 400th anniversary exhibition
One of the UK’s 50 surviving copies of Shakespeare’s First Folio – the first collected edition of William Shakespeare’s plays – has gone on…
Date for the diary: Nile Rodgers & Chic, Sir Tom Jones, Black Eyed Peas and Kaiser Chiefs come to Greenwich
The Old Royal Naval College is set to host a brand new music festival this summer – with a line up fit to rival…
Fans of royalty – head on down to The Fan Museum in Greenwich and their newly curated exhibition ‘Coronations and Celebrations’
It’s been a monumental year for the British Monarchy. Last autumn, we bid farewell to the late Queen Elizabeth II, and this spring, King…
A history of Penn’s engineering works and the early vehicles made in Blackheath Road
Over the past couple of weeks I’ve written articles about various steam road vehicles which passed through or originated in Greenwich and the surrounding…
Making Merry: Merryweather & Sons steam powered trams
In the past five articles I’ve been talking about manufacturers and experimenters with mechanically driven road transport in Greenwich in the 19th century, writes…
What’s on: Five unmissable events in Greenwich this week
Mapping the past through art Private art gallery M1 Fine Art is hosting a solo exhibition of artworks by Sydney-based artist Angela Morris-Winmill. Comprised…
Valentine’s Day: Seven special places to take a date in Lewisham and Greenwich
Feeling the love this Valentine’s Day? Whether you’re planning to celebrate it with a view, a glass of fizz, a meal to remember or…
