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Climate camp arrives in Blackheath
Thousands of climate change protesters have settled on Blackheath where they plan to make camp for a week. Starting from the tea hut and spreading out over the heath, the protestors claim, on their website, that they have chosen Blackheath because it is within view of th... More... |
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Labour Council closes the Lido for the summer
Conservatives last week revealed that the closure of Charlton Lido to the public for the summer is not to allow vital works (or refurbishment) to take place but because the Labour Council has failed to sign the right paperwork to allow a private firm to take over. According to a ... More... |
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Spencer Drury Selected as Greenwich and Woolwich Candidate
Greenwich Conservatives last night selected the leader of the opposition on Greenwich council, Cllr Spencer Drury, as their Prospective Parliamentary Candidate.
The 39 year old who is married with two children, beat two other candidates to fight the parliamentary seat in the next general ... More... |
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Conservatives call for apology over bridge attack
“Greenwich Time attack is pure politics”
CONSERVATIVES in Greenwich are today calling for the Labour Council to apologise for using taxpayers’ money to launch a vicious attack on the Mayor of London Boris Johnson.
The Labour Party used the front page of the Counc... More... |
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The scandal of Council's Mycenae House neglect
The extent of the Council's neglect of the Mycenae House Community Centre has been starkly revealed in its own report - over £800,000 is now needed for repairs and refurbishment. The Council is, apparently, only prepared to contribute £250,000 even though it has realised... More... |
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Half-Marathon problems for local residents
On Sunday 5th October, half-marathon day, Stratheden Road, Vanbrugh Park, Westcombe Hill, and Mycenae Road were among the roads to be barricaded and closed off to traffic. With the closures in Woolwich and Trafalgar Roads vehicle access to or from the Westcombe area was, at tim... More... |
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Labour fly the gravy plane to Beijing
Greenwich's Labour Council flew six people (including two Labour Councillors) business class to see the Olympic Games in Beijing at a cost of £25,000 to Council taxpayers.
At a time when the Conservative Mayor of London Boris Johnson chose to fly in the cheaper economy cl... More... |
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Conservatives fight cuts to Queen Elizabeth Hospital
Conservative Councillors from across Greenwich have led the fight against the Government’s plans to cut services at hospitals across South East London. The plans include removing emergency services like the A & E from Queen Mary's Hospital in Sidcup and planned surgery and... More... |
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Conservatives offer solutions to school crisis
In January 2008, national league tables for 5 A* to C grades at GCSE revealed Greenwich had the lowest pass rate in the country. Plans for a new building for St Paul's Academy are at least 3 years behind and a new John Roan school will be 5 storeys tall with a playground on the roof... More... |
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