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 Making Greenwich Safer |
Since April 2006, every neighbourhood in London has had its own police team of between four and six officers.In the borough of Greenwich thereare now 18 of these Safer Neighbourhood teams, out and about to deal not just with serious crime but anti-social behaviour.Local Greater London Assembly member Len Duvallbecame chair of the Metropolitan Police Authority in 2004. “There have been real chang...
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| Hospital Services Must Meet Local Needs |
Statement by Nick Raynsford MP on suggested reconfiguration of hospital services in South East London. “Over recent months there has been much speculation about possible changes to the way in which NHS services are delivered by the four South East London Hospitals – The Queen Elizabeth Woolwich, Queen Mary’s Sidcup, Lewisham Hospital and Bromley Hospital. Throughout th...
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| Crossrail Station for Woolwich |
Nick Raynsford MP welcomes Woolwich Crossrail Station Speaking following confirmation that the Department for Transport, Greenwich Council and Berkeley Homes have agreed terms for the construction of the Woolwich station on the Crossrail route, Nick Raynsford MP said:
“This is a hugely important breakthrough for Woolwich and South East London. The Woolwich station will bring massi...
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| New Bus Service |
Blackheath-Greenwich bus link starts After several years of campaigning by local residents and the local Labour party, a new bus link between Greenwich town centre and Blackheath Village started on February 10th. The 386 route is being extended to run along Greenwich South Street, Blackheath Hill, Shooters Hill Road and Prince Charles Road every 15 minutes on weekdays and every 30 minu...
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| In brief .... |
2007 will see several key planning applications come forward affecting this area. Berkeley Homes are expected to put forward an application for the redevelopment of the Ferrier estate as a mixed scheme of 4,400 homes, and a rebuilding of Kidbrooke station. Thomas Tallis school will be rebuild on its current site. A planning application for the redevelopm...
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Since April 2006, every neighbourhood in London has had its own police team of between four and six officers.In the borough of Greenwich thereare now 18 of these Safer Neighbourhood teams, out and about to deal not just with serious crime but anti-social behaviour.Local Greater London Assembly member Len Duvallbecame chair of the Metropolitan Police Authority in 2004. “There have been real chang...
Statement by Nick Raynsford MP on suggested reconfiguration of hospital services in South East London. “Over recent months there has been much speculation about possible changes to the way in which NHS services are delivered by the four South East London Hospitals – The Queen Elizabeth Woolwich, Queen Mary’s Sidcup, Lewisham Hospital and Bromley Hospital. Throughout th...
Nick Raynsford MP welcomes Woolwich Crossrail Station Speaking following confirmation that the Department for Transport, Greenwich Council and Berkeley Homes have agreed terms for the construction of the Woolwich station on the Crossrail route, Nick Raynsford MP said:
Blackheath-Greenwich bus link starts After several years of campaigning by local residents and the local Labour party, a new bus link between Greenwich town centre and Blackheath Village started on February 10th. The 386 route is being extended to run along Greenwich South Street, Blackheath Hill, Shooters Hill Road and Prince Charles Road every 15 minutes on weekdays and every 30 minu...
2007 will see several key planning applications come forward affecting this area. Berkeley Homes are expected to put forward an application for the redevelopment of the Ferrier estate as a mixed scheme of 4,400 homes, and a rebuilding of Kidbrooke station. Thomas Tallis school will be rebuild on its current site. A planning application for the redevelopm...