Post Tagged with: "Greenwich"

  • On Champion Hill you always know where you are

     

  • Stop the attacks on South London Hospitals: events

    Greenwich Keep Our NHS Public  Emergency planning meeting TUESDAY 03 JULY 7.30pm Mycenae House North Greenwichhttp://www.mycenaehouse.co.uk/map.html Plans include distributing the attached leaflet and a public meeting in the w/c 16 July. Further information from Fran Hook on 020 8853 2567 / franhook@cooptel.net or Eileen on 020 8305 2289. Public meeting called for […]

     

  • Friday’s London Links

    The Guardian reports on London’s eco-straws wars. Camden Council axes award winning play service. Brent and Kilburn Times. Mayor Watch on campaigners launching their clean air London manifesto. Croydon seems to have lost £50million in tax. Inside Croydon is perplexed. 853 is delighted that Greenwich is now a Royal Borough. […]

     

  • Wednesday’s London Links

    What have we spotted around London today? Lambeth Save Our Services explain why you should lobby the council in February. Crouch End sells world’s most expensive coffee, apparently. Hornsey Journal. Kate Belgrave reports that Barnet council workers will be on strike again. There’s one of ‘those’ headlines in the Lewisham […]

     

  • No wonder the people of Greenwich look confused

    No wonder the people of Greenwixh look confused. On one side of the road is the 20 mph (correct) speed limit – and on the other the (old) 30 mph limit. Come on!

     

  • Tuesday’s London Links

    Transition Westcombe have been planting trees in Greenwich. East London Advertiser reports on the independent councillor dishonestly claiming benefits. Meanwhile the Mayoral candidates are being lobbied over cycling. Business Green. East London Lines looks at how Londoners will be effected by changes in housing benefit. Allotment charges are rising (again) in Wembley. […]

     

  • The bins of Greenwich

    David Mentiply takes a look at the bins of Greenwich. Those who use Maze Hill station got something of a surprise last month when a series of homemade bins were fixed to Network Rail’s chicken wire fencing. Overnight, the approach to the station went from being binless and litter-strewn to […]