Darryl Chamberlain is a casual sub-editor for The Greenwich Wire, focusing on local news and events in the Greenwich area of the United Kingdom. With a keen interest in community issues, Darryl covers a wide range of topics including local government, transportation, housing, and social issues affecting residents in the area.
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By: Darryl Chamberlain
Sadiq Khan has said that “London will always be for everyone” in the wake of Donald Trump’s election victory in the United States. The mayor, who was the focus of attacks from Trump when he was last president, said that asserting the capital’s progressive values was more important than ever following the Republican candidate’s win […]
It has been 20 years in the making, but the Lewisham Gateway project has finally been completed – with a branch of Pret a Manger moving into the development.
By: Darryl Chamberlain
A community-run pub in east Greenwich says it has been forced to close after its landlord called in a £52,000 debt. The Star of Greenwich opened in April last year, replacing the old Star & Garter, which had been forced to close the year before because of a stabbing. A community group that had hoped […]
A closure of the Elizabeth Line through central London will affect trains to Woolwich and Abbey Wood this weekend.
By: Darryl Chamberlain, Jit Ranhabat
Greenwich Council has allowed the borough to be renamed “GreenWitch” for a fortnight to help fund a winter festival in Charlton Park later this month.
Potential tenants are coming forward to take on Catford Mews, two weeks after the sudden closure of the cinema and community hub, according to Lewisham Council.
Charlton House has been added to Historic England’s register of buildings at risk, a decade after the Jacobean mansion was hived off to an independent trust.
A consultation is set to begin on closing a primary school in Plumstead after a dramatic fall in the number of pupils.
Greenwich councillors have backed new plans to revive crumbling university buildings in Woolwich – but took a gamble by rejecting a £4 million offer to build more new homes for social rent.
Labour has convincingly won the Shooters Hill by-election, with Raja Zeeshan becoming the area’s new councillor.
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