Archive for 'Greenwich Park'
Greenwich Park Accessibility Vehicle Scheme
Posted on 20. Jul, 2019 by Environment.
The Royal Parks are trialling a free accessibility scheme in Greenwich Park until Sunday 11 August.
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Royal Parks Movement Strategy Consultation
Posted on 04. Jun, 2019 by Environment.
The Movement Strategy will set a long-term vision for how park visitors will move within, access and subsequently experience the parks.
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Bike related Anti-Social Behaviour in Greenwich Parks
Posted on 15. May, 2019 by Environment.
Help the Royal Borough of Greenwich Parks department clamp down on anti social behaviour.
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Greenwich Park Revealed
Posted on 03. May, 2017 by Environment.
If you would like more information read on and attend their open days on 11th and 14th May
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Blackheath Circus Field Licence Application for Events – Information updated 23 January 2016
Posted on 14. Dec, 2015 by Environment.
This post has now been updated (23rd January 2016) with a copy of our letter of objection to this licence along with the supplementary document submitted so that members can see our comments although we are pleased to confirm that the application has now been withdrawn by the Council.
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Can you offer a bed to a Marathon Runner and raise money for Cystic Fibrosis
Posted on 18. Mar, 2014 by Environment.
The local fundraisers for Cystic Fibrosis are organising beds for Marathon runners in return for a donation, can you help?
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Cycling in Greenwich Park
Posted on 25. Jul, 2013 by Environment.
With the Westcombe Society’s encouragement, Greenwich Park has extended cycle routes in Greenwich Park, it is now possible to cycle safely from Blackheath Gate to Westcombe Park, away from car traffic. Cyclists still need to take care, especially at Park gates.
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Update on Greenwich Park post Olympics
Posted on 11. Jul, 2013 by Environment.
The restoration work in Greenwich Park, following the Olympics, has progressed, with some areas looking better than they did before the Games. The next project is the Herbaceous Border, to the south of the Queen’s House.
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