Lewisham Council officers have recommended that an 800-home development at Deptford Bridge be refused – but their counterparts in Greenwich believe it should go ahead. Both councils’ main planning committees will meet on September 24 to decide on the complex proposal for the former Lewisham College building, which straddles the boundary between the two boroughs. […]
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Six flats planned for car park sold by Greenwich Council last year
Six flats could be built on a car park that was sold by Greenwich Council last year as part of its “fire sale” of properties. The three-storey block is planned for Torrance Close, in Charlton Village, on a site which netted £410,000 at auction in December last year. Fencing went up around the 18-space car […]
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Blackheath car park nets £1.1 m in Greenwich Council ‘fire sale’
Greenwich Council’s latest car park sale has netted more than a million pounds after 30 spaces in Blackheath went under the hammer. Former tram shelters in Eltham and old toilets in Greenwich also found buyers in the sale of council assets. The car park, on Old Dover Road, sold for £1,155,000 at the online auction […]
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Greenwich set to finally introduce 20mph borough-wide speed limit
Greenwich Council is planning to introduce a 20mph speed limit across the borough, bringing it into line with the rest of inner London. A formal consultation has begun into making the change, ten years after neighbouring Lewisham was among the first boroughs to cut speed limits. TfL analysis published last year found that the number […]
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Rickardo Hyatt backed to be Greenwich Council’s new chief executive
Greenwich Council will have a new chief executive after councillors backed appointing Rickardo Hyatt to the top job at Woolwich Town Hall. Hyatt, who was brought up in Lewisham, will become Greenwich’s most senior council officer on a salary of about £240,000. He will be in charge of about 4,000 staff. His appointment was confirmed […]
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Greenwich needs clarity on two-day London Marathon plans, organisers told
Businesses and residents in Greenwich affected by next year’s double London Marathon need clarity on the arrangements for the event, organisers have been told. While those who live and work inside the area closed off by the race are used to the single day’s disruption the marathon usually causes, next year’s event will be over […]
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Charlton residents unable to return home after houses declared dangerous
Residents in a row of houses in Charlton that have partially collapsed face being shut out of their homes for an extended period because they have been declared dangerous. Greenwich Council issued the notices on Thursday to most of the homes, in Woodland Terrace, after the parapet of three houses came crashing to the ground […]
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Eltham’s historic tram shelters go up for auction with Blackheath car park
Three historic tram shelters in Eltham which date back more than 100 years will go up for auction next month, along with a car park in Blackheath which was pulled from sale last year. The buildings in Well Hall Road once formed part of a terminus at St John’s Church, but served as public toilets […]
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