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Silvertown Tunnel Reduces Traffic Levels but Increases Strain on Woolwich Ferry
Kingston upon Thames · Kingston upon Thames

Silvertown Tunnel Reduces Traffic Levels but Increases Strain on Woolwich Ferry

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Traffic levels around the Silvertown tunnel dropped in the first month after it opened, Transport for London (TfL) has said.See the Story
Future of Controversial Plans for 2 High-Rise Towers to Be Decided by Site Visit
England · England

Future of Controversial Plans for 2 High-Rise Towers to Be Decided by Site Visit

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One councillor described the proposal as a 'cash cow' while a resident claimed it would turn his neighbourhood a 'de facto student dormitory'See the Story
NEWS: Greenwich+Docklands International Festival Announces 2025 Programme
England · England

NEWS: Greenwich+Docklands International Festival Announces 2025 Programme

The festival is celebrating its 30th anniversary as it returns to the Royal Borough of Greenwich, Newham and the Thamesmead from Friday 22 August to Saturday 6 September. Initial programming has been announced for this year's Greenwich+Docklands International Festival, which celebrates outdoor performances featuring the work of artists from around the world. To celebrate the…See the Story

Greenwich Council flats set to come to Royal Arsenal in Woolwich - The Greenwich Wire

Greenwich Council tenants are set to move into the Royal Arsenal development in Woolwich, with senior councillors poised to approve the purchase of 90 flats from Berkeley Homes. The Labour-run council had pledged to build 1,750 new homes, but it scaled down that ambition in March, entering into deals with private developers to boost its […] The post Greenwich Council flats set to come to Royal Arsenal in Woolwich appeared first on The Greenwich …England · EnglandRead Article

No second entrance for Woolwich's Elizabeth Line station under new towers - The Greenwich Wire

Woolwich’s Elizabeth Line station was not designed to have a second entrance, the developers behind plans for new tower blocks over the eastern end of the platforms have said, confirming that they do not plan to build one. But Greenwich Council has said it would like to see a new way in and out of […] The post No second entrance for Woolwich’s Elizabeth Line station under new towers appeared first on The Greenwich Wire.England · EnglandRead Article

Flats near Thames Barrier approved despite noise and pollution worries - The Greenwich Wire

Plans for up to 500 homes next to the Thames Barrier have been approved by Greenwich councillors – but they raised worries about noise and pollution before doing so. The blocks on Herringham Road would be in between the flood barrier operations centre and an asphalt plant operated by Tarmac, which is protected by laws […] The post Flats near Thames Barrier approved despite noise and pollution worries appeared first on The Greenwich Wire.Pollution · EnglandRead Article

New Leisure Centre Named Woolwich Waves After Public Vote - Murky Depths

A new leisure centre opening this year in Woolwich has been named Woolwich Waves after a public vote. Three options were on offer with 3,525 votes cast: Woolwich Waves – 2340 votes / 66.3% Woolwich Active – 915 / 26% MOVE Woolwich – 270 / 7.7% When complete the centre will feature two swimming pools, water slides, gym, spa, sauna, five-a-side football pitch, sports courts, a creche, soft play and a cafe. Housing to come The building sits on the …England · EnglandSee the Story

Silvertown Tunnel Forced to Close for 17 Nights Just Weeks After Opening

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TfL says traffic will be diverted via the Blackwall Tunnel where possible, with passengers also urged to take alternative London Underground and London bus routesLondon, England · LondonSee the Story

Labour councillor who quit endorses Green candidate in Shooters Hill - The Greenwich Wire

A Greenwich Labour councillor who quit her role after facing disciplinary action for supporting local residents has endorsed the Green candidate for next month’s Shooters Hill by-election. Ivis Williams, who stood down three weeks ago in a row over plans to sell council land in her ward, has backed Tamasin Rhymes for the by-election, which […] The post Labour councillor who quit endorses Green candidate in Shooters Hill appeared first on The Gre…England · EnglandRead Article

Woolwich's Harry Perry Cycles nears the end of the road after 51 years - The Greenwich Wire

A father-and-son tandem team will reach the end of the road at the oldest bicycle business in Greenwich borough when they pull down the shutters at Harry Perry Cycles in Woolwich in July. Paul Mepham, who is about to turn 80, has sold bikes, mended bikes and talked bikes to anyone who would listen since […] The post Woolwich’s Harry Perry Cycles nears the end of the road after 51 years appeared first on The Greenwich Wire.England · EnglandRead Article

Controversial Leegate tower could grow to 18 storeys under new plans - The Greenwich Wire

A planned 15-storey tower block at Lee Green could grow to 18 storeys with the new developer hoping to squeeze in more homes. A Lewisham Council planning committee approved a plan to build 562 homes on the site of the crumbling Leegate Shopping Centre in July 2023, despite objections from local councillors and residents’ groups.  […] The post Controversial Leegate tower could grow to 18 storeys under new plans appeared first on The Greenwich Wir…London, England · LondonRead Article

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