A land deal between TfL’s property arm and a developer has paved the way for work to start on 575 new homes on top of Woolwich’s Elizabeth Line station. Places for London has handed over the land at the east end of the station to Berkeley Homes, which plans towers of up to 26 storeys […]
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No second entrance for Woolwich’s Elizabeth Line station under new towers
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 […]
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Royal Arsenal residents told not to object to new buildings, developer admits
Residents in Woolwich’s Royal Arsenal are officially discouraged from objecting to planning applications put forward by Berkeley Homes that could affect their homes, the developer has admitted at a council planning meeting. The revelation came as the final details of the last stage of the Arsenal development – on the site of the temporary Maribor […]
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Berkeley Homes and O2 bosses join Woolwich Works trustees
Woolwich Works has gained two new trustees – one from its landlord at Berkeley Homes, and the boss of the O2. The chairman of Berkeley Capital, Karl Whiteman, and Steve Sayer, the senior vice-president and general manager of the O2, have joined the trustees of the Woolwich Creative District Trust, which runs the arts hub […]
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Kidbrooke Village traders who served locals during pandemic face eviction
The Greenwich Wire exclusive: Traders who served the new Kidbrooke Village community during the pandemic face being evicted from their pitches to make way for permanent shops. One stallholder, Stefano Frigerio, fears it could be the end for his business after three years of serving coffees outside Kidbrooke station. The pitches in Pegler Square have […]
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