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Leader’s blog: building a fairer greener Greenwich
It’s been a busy week here at the Town Hall, which has mainly focused on setting the budget.
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Play Streets
Kids (and adults!) can reclaim their streets for a few hours and have fun outdoors.
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E-Z Cycle electric bike loan scheme - not just for cyclists, it's for everyone!
You can borrow an e-bike for only £10 a month, as part of a scheme to improve air quality and get people active.
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Royal Greenwich to top London boroughs for new cycle parking spaces
Over 700 new cycle parking spaces will be built at a variety of locations across the borough.
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Vehicle seizure notice - LF03 HWB
A white, Ford Transit LF03 HWB was seized at 7am on 12 December 2019 at McNeil Road, Camberwell SE5 8PL.
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Planned improvement works to Plumstead road
There are planned improvement works being undertaken in Plumstead road - eastbound between the junction of Burrage Road and Pettman Crescent.
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Get on board the 335
Travel options in south east London have been improved with the launch of the new route 335, linking Kidbrooke and North Greenwich.
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Plumstead bids a fond farewell to much loved lollipop lady Joyce
Joyce Cooper retired from her role as a lollipop lady for Conway Primary School in Plumstead on Friday 18 October after 45 years of public service in the Royal Borough of Greenwich.
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Fifteen roads in Royal Greenwich to go car free
To celebrate World Car Free Day in Royal Greenwich over fifteen residential streets throughout the borough will be temporarily closed during the days leading up to Sunday 22 September 2019.
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Help shape an autonomous ride-sharing service
As technology becomes more and more advanced, travel methods are improving and some of these improvements are happening right on your doorstep!
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Construction of Greenwich section of Cycleway 4 to start sooner
The Mayor of London, Sadiq Khan, announced yesterday that construction of the next section of Cycleway 4 will start ahead of schedule.
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More cycle parking on its way to borough
Great news for cyclists in Royal Greenwich!
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Get on the buses with new 301 route
Following the Central London Bus review consultation by Transport for London a new bus route 301 will start service on Saturday, 13 July 2019.
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Have your say on proposals for a new bus route in Greenwich
Transport for London (TfL) have launched a consultation on a proposed new bus route, the 335, from Kidbrooke Village to North Greenwich.
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Goodbye Greenwich one-way system? Your views are needed!
Local people are being asked how to make Greenwich town centre less congested, safer for pedestrians and cyclists, and more efficient for business deliveries.
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Your views needed on Quietway walking and cycling plans in Greenwich
We want residents and businesses to tell us their views on a walking, cycling and public realm scheme at the junction of Greenwich South Street, Blissett Street, and Devonshire Drive.
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Serial fly-tipper prosecuted
A serial fly-tipper has been landed with community service and a £2,000 bill for costs after being prosecuted by the Council.
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Have you completed our transport survey?
You have until Friday 14 December to take part in our consultation on our transport and investment plans for the next three years.
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Have your say on transport in Royal Greenwich
The Royal Borough of Greenwich has launched a consultation with residents on its vision for transport in the borough and investment plan for the next three years.
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Council crackdown on cars and criminals
Enforcement Officers from the Royal Borough of Greenwich were at the forefront of a large scale joint operation on the New Lyndenburg Industrial Estate in Charlton.
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School Streets to launch in the Royal Borough of Greenwich
The roads outside four primary schools in the Royal Borough of Greenwich will close to traffic in the mornings and afternoons during term times.
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Plumstead shows love for local street cleaner
The Mayor of Greenwich Cllr Christine May has been out to thank a hard working street cleaner who received a mountain of praise from Plumstead locals.
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Councils work together to deep clean Wilton Road
A joint cleaning operation by Royal Borough of Greenwich and London Borough of Bexley took place to improve the appearance of the area for the local community.
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Greenwich to go Car Free
To celebrate Car Free Day on Saturday 22 September 2018, the beautiful, historic Greenwich town centre will be opened up for a day of fun for all ages.
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Abandoned vehicles targeted in enforcement clampdown
Enforcement officers from the Royal Borough seized 12 untaxed and abandoned vehicles on Monday 30 July as part of a campaign to reduce the number of discarded vehicles on the streets.
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Electric cargo bike takes charge
An electric cargo bike is going head to head with a delivery van to see which is the best way for local businesses to serve their customers.
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Electric car club launches in Royal Greenwich
An electric car club has been launched in the north of Royal Greenwich and is available for all residents and local business users.
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The Missing Link is missing no more
The 'Missing Link' on the Thames Path as it weaves through Royal Greenwich was officially opened Wednesday 20 June.
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Is your street plugged in?
The Royal Borough is consulting residents on locations to install easy to use street lamp post charging points for electric vehicles in the borough.
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Celebrate Clean Air Day with Royal Greenwich
Cyclists can be among the first to experience the newly opened 'Missing Link' Thames Pathway on a free guided bike tour to celebrate National Clean Air Day.
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Celebrate National Bike Week
There will be free Dr Bike events across Royal Greenwich, from Monday 11 June to Saturday 16 June, to celebrate National Bike Week.
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New bus route is just the ticket
The 178 bus route is being rerouted this coming weekend to better serve the needs of residents of Kidbrooke Village.
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Giant vacuum cleaners to be deployed in town centre clean-up
The four giant vacuum cleaner type machines have arrived as part of our drive to have the cleanest streets in London.
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Get help applying for a Blue Badge in Royal Greenwich
Residents will soon be able to gain one-to-one help in applying for a Blue Badge.
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Tonnes of rubbish cleared from gardens after Council crackdown
Royal Greenwich is cracking down on rubbish-filled front gardens which can be a big eyesore.
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Six cars seized in a single day of action
The clean up is part of the Council's Operation Stop It! campaign.
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Woman who paid conman to fly tip gets fined £400
A woman who paid a conman to dispose of her rubbish was given an on-the-spot £400 fine.
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Road narrowing scheme close to school makes a big impact
Children from Halstow Road Primary School are benefiting from the scheme.
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High tech street cleaners on trial in Woolwich
The Royal Borough is trialling cutting-edge rubbish 'gobblers' on the streets of Woolwich.
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Autonomous driving one step closer
Fully autonomous vehicles are nearer to arriving on the UK's streets, thanks to the latest round of ground-breaking research from MOVE_UK.
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Truck loaded with rubbish seized in clean-up action
Seven vehicles were seized in a drive to rid streets of unlicensed vehicles and fly tips.
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Clear up of autumn fallen leaves
Council teams will help clear the pavements and major roads of fallen leaves this October.
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Crackdown on illegal vehicles in the borough
Two vehicles have been seized and a driver fined in a joint operation with the Police.
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Fly-tipper caught in the act
A fly-tipper on an illegal traveller site in Blackheath was arrested within minutes of emptying his truckload of rubbish onto the land.
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Full steam ahead for Plumstead High Street deep clean
A high pressure, chewing gum-removing, dirt-blasting jet washer is being used to clean Plumstead High Street.
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First stage of foot tunnel bye-law changes agreed
The bye-laws control the use of Greenwich and Woolwich foot tunnels.
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Lamborghini driver pleads guilty to misusing stolen Blue Badge
The driver pleaded guilty and was fined over £700 for using a stolen Blue Badge.
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Fly-tipper fined £500 within 24 hours of the offence
The resident was also ordered to pay costs towards the clearance of the fly-tip.
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Abandoned and illegal vehicles seized during Operation Stop It!
The Council seized 12 vehicles last week, in partnership with the Metropolitan Police.
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A positive campaign for a #PositivePlumstead
Love Plumstead, Hate Litter encourages a cleaner, litter-free Plumstead.
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Woman pleads guilty to misusing dead person's disabled Blue Badge
The Royal Borough continues to pursue and catch Blue Badge fraudsters.
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Local schools invited to enter our anti-littering competition
The three winning poster entries will be printed and placed around the borough.
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Electric refuse vehicle to be trialled in Greenwich
Royal Borough to run innovative trial to develop 26 tonne electric refuse truck technology.
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Two prosecuted for misusing family Blue Badge parking permits
Royal Borough investigators continue to detect and take action on Blue Badge fraud.
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Volunteers turn out in force to Keep Greenwich Clean
Litter-picks took place as part of the national Great British Spring Clean 2017.
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Fly-tipper accidently provides evidence of his guilt
The man attended an interview at Council offices in the vehicle involved in the offence.
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Fly-tipping fines of £1,600 issued to Eltham businesses
Four local businesses who dumped waste have been fined the maximum penalty.
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Fly-tipping crackdown given boost by Environment Champion
Local fly-tipping hotspot in Thamesmead cleared after a report by a local champion.
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Lords Committee visits driverless vehicle research project
The Committee visited the GATEway Project in the Royal Borough of Greenwich on 6 December.
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Fly-tipper caught by local Environment Champion
This is the third £400 Fixed Penalty Notice issued for fly-tipping.
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£800 fly-tipping fine for Plumstead business
Maximum penalty issued as Royal Borough continues to crack down on fly-tippers.
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Defendants plead guilty to misusing Blue Badges
Fines were issued to three defendants at Bexley Magistrates' Court on 31 October 2016.
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