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Council and heritage trust sorry after bungled Greenwich archive closure

Greenwich Council and the Royal Greenwich Heritage Trust have apologised for the way they handled the closure of the borough’s archive after the issue threatened to hold up plans for the £31 million “creative district” in Woolwich. Angry archive users addressed Tuesday night’s planning board meeting, which gave approval for the change of use of […]

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TfL bus cuts: New figures reveal SE London routes set for cuts are getting busier

Two south-east London bus routes which are threatened with service cuts saw an increase in passengers last year, according to new figures released by Transport for London. TfL plans to withdraw routes 53 (Plumstead station to Whitehall) and 171 (Bellingham to Holborn) from parts of central London as it grapples with money problems following the […]

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Woolwich film festival volunteers upset after Greenwich Council blunder blocks movie over PG rating

Updated story: Volunteers who run the Charlton and Woolwich Free Film Festival have been left bewildered after Greenwich Council cancelled its opening screening on General Gordon Square’s big screen by mistake – because the movie has a PG rating. Musical hit The Greatest Showman, inspired by the life of circus impresario PT Barnum, was due […]

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TfL confirms steep cut in buses between Greenwich and Woolwich – and rejects Eltham Crossrail express

Transport for London has confirmed plans to sharply cut bus services between Greenwich and Woolwich by diverting route 180 so it starts at North Greenwich station. It has also rejected calls for an express version of the 161 between Woolwich and Eltham, claiming demand for the route “is not expected to increase significantly” when Crossrail […]

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