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The appeal highlights a conflict between new developments and the preservation of historic landmarks, particularly in relation to affordable housing needs.

Pair of Woolwich tower blocks earmarked for demolition will be allowed to stay

Greenwich Council's demolition order was appealed and overturned, allowing the current structures due to housing needs and aesthetic considerations.

Woolwich tower blocks no longer to be demolished

The planning inspector allowed Woolwich tower blocks to remain, emphasizing their importance in addressing local housing shortages despite deviations from original plans.

Developer appeals refusal for flats next to 19th century Greenwich chimney

The appeal by Lakeview Estates seeks to overturn a council decision against a 13-storey flat block near a historic chimney.

Future of barracks 'must reflect Woolwich history'

Woolwich Barracks, a military base for 250 years, will be redeveloped for housing while preserving its historical significance.

Developers appeal over Woolwich tower block plans that were rejected due to 19th century chimney

The appeal highlights a conflict between new developments and the preservation of historic landmarks, particularly in relation to affordable housing needs.

Pair of Woolwich tower blocks earmarked for demolition will be allowed to stay

Greenwich Council's demolition order was appealed and overturned, allowing the current structures due to housing needs and aesthetic considerations.

Woolwich tower blocks no longer to be demolished

The planning inspector allowed Woolwich tower blocks to remain, emphasizing their importance in addressing local housing shortages despite deviations from original plans.

Developer appeals refusal for flats next to 19th century Greenwich chimney

The appeal by Lakeview Estates seeks to overturn a council decision against a 13-storey flat block near a historic chimney.

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Charlton Post Office in already 'anti-social hotspot' has plans to sell booze slammed

Charlton Traders Limited's alcohol sales application raises community concerns due to prior incidents and local anti-social behavior.

Greenwich social housing tenant keeps being woken by Aldi 'faulty siren alarm'

Residents near Aldi on Greenwich High Road are disturbed by frequent noise from alarms and early morning deliveries, prompting complaints and council involvement.

Charlton Post Office in already 'anti-social hotspot' has plans to sell booze slammed

Charlton Traders Limited's alcohol sales application raises community concerns due to prior incidents and local anti-social behavior.

Greenwich social housing tenant keeps being woken by Aldi 'faulty siren alarm'

Residents near Aldi on Greenwich High Road are disturbed by frequent noise from alarms and early morning deliveries, prompting complaints and council involvement.

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No funding to reinstate Sunday trains between Lewisham and Woolwich

Southeastern cannot reinstate Sunday services due to a lack of funding despite prior analysis.

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Parking bays to be removed for new cycle route through Greenwich town centre

Greenwich Council proposes a new cycle lane to connect existing routes, improving cyclist safety and addressing pedestrian traffic concerns.

Traffic restrictions to be introduced on some east and west Greenwich roads

Greenwich Council is responding to traffic and air quality concerns with a new trial of part-time traffic restrictions.

Parking bays to be removed for new cycle route through Greenwich town centre

Greenwich Council proposes a new cycle lane to connect existing routes, improving cyclist safety and addressing pedestrian traffic concerns.

Traffic restrictions to be introduced on some east and west Greenwich roads

Greenwich Council is responding to traffic and air quality concerns with a new trial of part-time traffic restrictions.

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Much-loved Charlton animal park faces closure over plans to pull funding

Maryon Wilson Animal Park faces potential closure unless the community develops a strong business case to sustain it.

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Tower plan lowered over World Heritage Site impact

The proposed Enderby Place development in East Greenwich has been scaled back to mitigate impact on a World Heritage Site.

Woolwich will be 'student town again' after 450 new rooms approved

Greenwich Council has approved plans to transform Riverside House into student accommodation and a Holiday Inn, addressing local housing demand.

Tower plan lowered over World Heritage Site impact

The proposed Enderby Place development in East Greenwich has been scaled back to mitigate impact on a World Heritage Site.

Woolwich will be 'student town again' after 450 new rooms approved

Greenwich Council has approved plans to transform Riverside House into student accommodation and a Holiday Inn, addressing local housing demand.

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#affordable-housing

Developer admits discouraging residents from objecting to Greenwich plans

Berkeley Homes asserts controls on residential leases to prevent negative representations amid ongoing development concerns from local residents.

Plans submitted for nearly 200 student rooms in Greenwich

The development will provide 190 new student rooms, 35% of which are affordable, to help address London's student housing shortage.

Greenwich housing waiting list passes 27,000 - with 48m to be spent on new homes

Greenwich Council's investment aims to alleviate the housing crisis by purchasing 150 homes for social housing amidst a waiting list exceeding 27,000 households.

Tower blocks up to 26-storeys with new public square set for Greenwich Peninsula

The Boord Street development will include 352 homes and 340 student rooms, with a focus on affordable housing and community space.

Developer admits discouraging residents from objecting to Greenwich plans

Berkeley Homes asserts controls on residential leases to prevent negative representations amid ongoing development concerns from local residents.

Plans submitted for nearly 200 student rooms in Greenwich

The development will provide 190 new student rooms, 35% of which are affordable, to help address London's student housing shortage.

Greenwich housing waiting list passes 27,000 - with 48m to be spent on new homes

Greenwich Council's investment aims to alleviate the housing crisis by purchasing 150 homes for social housing amidst a waiting list exceeding 27,000 households.

Tower blocks up to 26-storeys with new public square set for Greenwich Peninsula

The Boord Street development will include 352 homes and 340 student rooms, with a focus on affordable housing and community space.

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Woolwich car park to be repaired after fears people could be hit by falling concrete

Greenwich Council plans to spend 8 million on repairs to the Calderwood Street car park, with potential contributions from adjoining residents.

#local-governance

The London Buzz - 13th December 2024

London Mayor Sadiq Khan humorously addressed a petition against his knighthood, reflecting his engagement with public sentiment despite criticism.

What would you spend money on in Greenwich? A chance to have your say

Greenwich Council seeks resident input for its 2025-2026 budget amidst financial pressures and service demand.

Greenwich streets to get restrictions during rush hour very soon

Greenwich Council is implementing new traffic restrictions to manage rush hour through traffic using number plate recognition cameras.

The London Buzz - 13th December 2024

London Mayor Sadiq Khan humorously addressed a petition against his knighthood, reflecting his engagement with public sentiment despite criticism.

What would you spend money on in Greenwich? A chance to have your say

Greenwich Council seeks resident input for its 2025-2026 budget amidst financial pressures and service demand.

Greenwich streets to get restrictions during rush hour very soon

Greenwich Council is implementing new traffic restrictions to manage rush hour through traffic using number plate recognition cameras.

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Confusing signs about new traffic rules cause 'chaos' on Greenwich streets

New traffic restrictions in Greenwich caused confusion among residents due to misleading signs, prompting concerns about planning and potential environmental impacts.

The London Buzz - 10th December 2024

Hyde Park Winter Wonderland faces criticism for high prices and lack of engaging stalls.

#school-closure

Plumstead school could close due to plummeting numbers and 1.2million deficit

Gallions Mount Primary School may close due to a drastic decline in pupil numbers and a projected £1.2 million deficit by 2026.

Greenwich school earmarked for closure due to plummeting pupil numbers and 1.2m deficit

Gallions Mount Primary School in Greenwich is proposed for closure due to declining enrollment and funding deficits.

Projected pupil enrollment has decreased dramatically, leading to significant financial challenges for the school.

Plumstead school could close due to plummeting numbers and 1.2million deficit

Gallions Mount Primary School may close due to a drastic decline in pupil numbers and a projected £1.2 million deficit by 2026.

Greenwich school earmarked for closure due to plummeting pupil numbers and 1.2m deficit

Gallions Mount Primary School in Greenwich is proposed for closure due to declining enrollment and funding deficits.

Projected pupil enrollment has decreased dramatically, leading to significant financial challenges for the school.

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#transport-for-london

The London Buzz - 12th November 2024

Hackney Council upheld a controversial redesign plan for Pembury Circus amid safety concerns.

A secret mileage charge proposal for London drivers nearly came to fruition.

Islington's social housing faces regulatory scrutiny due to non-compliance.

Greenwich Council temporarily renames the borough to support local winter festival.

Greenwich Council 'might not be able' to fund proposed DLR Thamesmead extension

Greenwich Council might not be able to fund the proposed DLR extension to Thamesmead, negotiating with the Mayor of London to reduce costs.

The London Buzz - 12th November 2024

Hackney Council upheld a controversial redesign plan for Pembury Circus amid safety concerns.

A secret mileage charge proposal for London drivers nearly came to fruition.

Islington's social housing faces regulatory scrutiny due to non-compliance.

Greenwich Council temporarily renames the borough to support local winter festival.

Greenwich Council 'might not be able' to fund proposed DLR Thamesmead extension

Greenwich Council might not be able to fund the proposed DLR extension to Thamesmead, negotiating with the Mayor of London to reduce costs.

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'Ageing' Greenwich swimming pool set to receive 380,000 facelift

Greenwich Council invests over £380,000 to upgrade Thamesmere Leisure Centre, preventing closure and ensuring continued community access to swimming facilities.

Car used to be reduced in Greenwich amid 'rat run traffic and lorry run down fears'

Greenwich Council plans to reduce car use and improve road safety as part of its goal to become carbon neutral by 2030.

Plans for 8m film production studio in Greenwich scrapped

Mo-Sys Engineering was disappointed by Greenwich Council's decision to sell the Plumstead Power Station site, impacting their virtual production hub plans.

The London Buzz - 11th September 2024

Hackney library staff want the council to address extreme heat in libraries to improve service conditions.

'Furious' Woolwich school workers to strike over 'ill-thought out' restructure

Workers at Mulgrave School are striking against council restructuring plans that threaten pay and job security, supported by their unions.

Repair works underway to protect beautiful' Woolwich Town Hall

Woolwich Town Hall, a historic Grade II* listed building, is undergoing repairs to preserve its heritage and functionality for future generations.

Woolwich tower blocks could be knocked down for being different to plans

Tenants are deeply affected by potential demolition due to high moving costs amidst a housing crisis.

Charlton post office to sell booze in 'drinking and anti-social behaviour hotspot'

The Charlton Post Office can sell alcohol daily, sparking concerns over increased antisocial behavior around the area, especially on match days.

Greenwich Children's Centres set for changes and your views are wanted

Greenwich Council is restructuring 14 Children's Centres to optimize services, focusing on increasing nursery spaces and support for children with additional needs.

#woolwich-foot-tunnel

North v south in London foot tunnel row

Greenwich Council and Newham Council in a financial dispute over repairs to Woolwich foot tunnel under River Thames.

Repair works to Woolwich foot tunnel delayed as councils fight over paying bill

Greenwich Council faces delays in repairing Woolwich foot tunnel's northern lift due to a financial disagreement with Newham Council.

North v south in London foot tunnel row

Greenwich Council and Newham Council in a financial dispute over repairs to Woolwich foot tunnel under River Thames.

Repair works to Woolwich foot tunnel delayed as councils fight over paying bill

Greenwich Council faces delays in repairing Woolwich foot tunnel's northern lift due to a financial disagreement with Newham Council.

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Eltham street 'blighted' by speeding as every home calls for traffic restrictions

Residents of Cedarhurst Drive in Eltham, Greenwich, have petitioned the council for a 20mph zone and residents-only parking due to speeding cars and parking issues.

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Bexley says Greenwich has 'disregarded' residents with parking restrictions on border

Greenwich Council approved parking charges in Eltham, sparking frustration from Bexley councillors due to concerns about increased parking in neighboring areas.

Extreme disappointment' as roads bordering Bexley to become controlled parking zones

Controlled Parking Zones causing tension between Bexley and Greenwich councils.

Bexley says Greenwich has 'disregarded' residents with parking restrictions on border

Greenwich Council approved parking charges in Eltham, sparking frustration from Bexley councillors due to concerns about increased parking in neighboring areas.

Extreme disappointment' as roads bordering Bexley to become controlled parking zones

Controlled Parking Zones causing tension between Bexley and Greenwich councils.

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All the sex offences reported in Greenwich clubs, pubs and bars

Greenwich had the highest number of sexual offences across several boroughs, including cases of rape at bars, clubs, and pubs.

The Greenwich Council is committed to ending violence against women and girls by investing in measures to improve women's safety.

Greenwich's 15million bill for Woolwich Elizabeth Line station has been paid off

Greenwich Council paid 15 million for Woolwich Elizabeth line station using developer contributions.

Greenwich Council sells 1939 Borough Hall to developer for 2.4m

Greenwich Council sold Grade-II listed Borough Hall to developer for 2.475 million, with hopes of celebrating the building's heritage and benefiting the area.

Stabbing outside Greenwich pub carried out by 66-year-old man, jury finds

Bernard McDonald was found unfit to plead but was ruled to have inflicted grievous bodily harm and possessed a knife.

The Star and Garter pub in Greenwich closed following the incident but reopened as the Star of Greenwich under new ownership.

Fight at Plumstead bar 'where staff members used chair legs as weapons'

Risk of losing alcohol license due to violent incidents outside the bar.

Past history of violence and non-compliance with regulations affecting the bar's license.

Police target fly-tipping and drugs in Greenwich crackdown

Police in Greenwich crack down on fly-tipping and illegal drug possession, issuing citations and enforcement notices during vehicle checks.

Knife bins installed in Greenwich where 'people feel unsafe'

Greenwich Council installs knife amnesty bins in response to residents' safety concerns.

More than 24,000 bus lane fines issued in Greenwich in one year

Greenwich Council issued over 1.6 million in bus lane fines in the last financial year, with Woolwich Road having the highest number of charges.

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Future of barracks 'must reflect Woolwich history'

Developers appeal over Woolwich tower block plans that were rejected due to 19th century chimney

Pair of Woolwich tower blocks earmarked for demolition will be allowed to stay

Woolwich tower blocks no longer to be demolished

Developer appeals refusal for flats next to 19th century Greenwich chimney

Future of barracks 'must reflect Woolwich history'

Developers appeal over Woolwich tower block plans that were rejected due to 19th century chimney

Pair of Woolwich tower blocks earmarked for demolition will be allowed to stay

Woolwich tower blocks no longer to be demolished

Developer appeals refusal for flats next to 19th century Greenwich chimney

Charlton Post Office in already 'anti-social hotspot' has plans to sell booze slammed

Greenwich social housing tenant keeps being woken by Aldi 'faulty siren alarm'

Charlton Post Office in already 'anti-social hotspot' has plans to sell booze slammed

Greenwich social housing tenant keeps being woken by Aldi 'faulty siren alarm'

No funding to reinstate Sunday trains between Lewisham and Woolwich

Parking bays to be removed for new cycle route through Greenwich town centre

Traffic restrictions to be introduced on some east and west Greenwich roads

Parking bays to be removed for new cycle route through Greenwich town centre

Traffic restrictions to be introduced on some east and west Greenwich roads

Much-loved Charlton animal park faces closure over plans to pull funding

Tower plan lowered over World Heritage Site impact

Woolwich will be 'student town again' after 450 new rooms approved

Tower plan lowered over World Heritage Site impact

Woolwich will be 'student town again' after 450 new rooms approved

Developer admits discouraging residents from objecting to Greenwich plans

Plans submitted for nearly 200 student rooms in Greenwich

Greenwich housing waiting list passes 27,000 - with 48m to be spent on new homes

Tower blocks up to 26-storeys with new public square set for Greenwich Peninsula

Developer admits discouraging residents from objecting to Greenwich plans

Plans submitted for nearly 200 student rooms in Greenwich

Greenwich housing waiting list passes 27,000 - with 48m to be spent on new homes

Tower blocks up to 26-storeys with new public square set for Greenwich Peninsula

Woolwich car park to be repaired after fears people could be hit by falling concrete

The London Buzz - 13th December 2024

What would you spend money on in Greenwich? A chance to have your say

Greenwich streets to get restrictions during rush hour very soon

The London Buzz - 13th December 2024

What would you spend money on in Greenwich? A chance to have your say

Greenwich streets to get restrictions during rush hour very soon

Confusing signs about new traffic rules cause 'chaos' on Greenwich streets

The London Buzz - 10th December 2024

Plumstead school could close due to plummeting numbers and 1.2million deficit

Greenwich school earmarked for closure due to plummeting pupil numbers and 1.2m deficit

Plumstead school could close due to plummeting numbers and 1.2million deficit

Greenwich school earmarked for closure due to plummeting pupil numbers and 1.2m deficit

The London Buzz - 12th November 2024

Greenwich Council 'might not be able' to fund proposed DLR Thamesmead extension

The London Buzz - 12th November 2024

Greenwich Council 'might not be able' to fund proposed DLR Thamesmead extension

'Ageing' Greenwich swimming pool set to receive 380,000 facelift

Car used to be reduced in Greenwich amid 'rat run traffic and lorry run down fears'

Plans for 8m film production studio in Greenwich scrapped

The London Buzz - 11th September 2024

'Furious' Woolwich school workers to strike over 'ill-thought out' restructure

Repair works underway to protect beautiful' Woolwich Town Hall

Woolwich tower blocks could be knocked down for being different to plans

Charlton post office to sell booze in 'drinking and anti-social behaviour hotspot'

Greenwich Children's Centres set for changes and your views are wanted

North v south in London foot tunnel row

Repair works to Woolwich foot tunnel delayed as councils fight over paying bill

North v south in London foot tunnel row

Repair works to Woolwich foot tunnel delayed as councils fight over paying bill

Eltham street 'blighted' by speeding as every home calls for traffic restrictions

Bexley says Greenwich has 'disregarded' residents with parking restrictions on border

Extreme disappointment' as roads bordering Bexley to become controlled parking zones

Bexley says Greenwich has 'disregarded' residents with parking restrictions on border

Extreme disappointment' as roads bordering Bexley to become controlled parking zones

All the sex offences reported in Greenwich clubs, pubs and bars

Greenwich's 15million bill for Woolwich Elizabeth Line station has been paid off

Greenwich Council sells 1939 Borough Hall to developer for 2.4m

Stabbing outside Greenwich pub carried out by 66-year-old man, jury finds

Fight at Plumstead bar 'where staff members used chair legs as weapons'

Police target fly-tipping and drugs in Greenwich crackdown

Knife bins installed in Greenwich where 'people feel unsafe'

More than 24,000 bus lane fines issued in Greenwich in one year

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