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›What’s the future for pubs in Greenwich, especially our treasured small, neighbourhood ones? We've seen too many of these community hubs turned into flats and shops. Greenwich has lost some 40% of its pubs in a generation and in London, with a trend towards bigger ones in town centres, it's the small local ones that are at most risk. But we have a chance to halt - and maybe even reverse - this decline. We’ve been looking in detail at the just-published latest version of Gree

Rakie splendid in period velvet at the bottom of Charlton Church Lane, scene of the 1922 multiple crash caused by one of the new motor vehicles Sunday's Street Art walk was a stimulating start to our events programme, with a dramatic pavement performance by Rakie Ayola, the Bafta-winner stage and screen actor. For those who couldn't join us, here's a whistle-stop canter round Tim's Tour. First, many thanks to the 20 supporters who followed our guide Tim 3.5km round Charlton

Join us this Sunday, 26th July, for a summer adventure exploring Charlton's secret street art. Banksy's Rhino is well loved but he's tucked away on the industrial estate north of the Woolwich Road in skipland. For youngsters, Charlton Park's skateboard park is a canvas that invites creativity, but how many other users of the park stop to really look at the graffiti? That's where we're meeting at 2pm on Sunday for a guided talk - just £15 per person for a five-kilometre, two-h

June 2026 Deadline to object to developers latest plans to turn The White Swan into a pub.