#greenwich-council

#greenwich-council

The station closed at the end of the day on Saturday and is due to reopen next spring with improved access via new escalators.

Greenwich Council's commitment to restoring and relocating William Mitchell's mural highlights the importance of preserving public art for educational purposes and community engagement.

Greenwich Council, working with Newham, is attempting to repair the Woolwich Foot Tunnel lifts but has no definitive timeline for completion.

Nobody in our stretch of the road wants this HMO. I've spoken to some of the people who are in close proximity to the HMO and I'm telling you there are going to be mental health problems. People are very stressed and they are fearful of what's coming down the line for them and I think that needs to be considered.

Greenwich Council has announced adjusted bin collection dates for the upcoming Easter bank holiday, with all collections pushed back a day for the following week.

In the past, I've had the odd fine where it's been a mistake, I've appealed it and that's the end of it, but I've never had five for the same bus lane for the same infringement.

Greenwich Council's expenditure on refreshments in 2024 reached £8,782.34, significantly higher than the previous year's £5,115.91, reflecting a substantial increase in costs.

The installation of a new telecom monopole at Bostall Hill aims to improve mobile network coverage, but locals express concerns about its visual and environmental impact.

Southeastern stated that there is no funding available to reinstate Sunday services between Charlton and Lewisham, despite prior exploration of a business case.

Campaigners striving to counter Hackney Council's Pembury Circus redesign faced a setback as councillors opted to keep the plans unchanged, despite being deemed 'dangerous'.

Labour Councillor Jo van den Broek expressed concerns about the selling of alcohol at the Post Office, stating that the area is already an 'absolute hotspot for antisocial behaviour,' especially on match days.

Bexley Council opposed CPZ on Rochester Way and Welling Way due to concerns about displacing commuters and affecting parking for residents and Falconwood station users.