Darryl Chamberlain is a Casual Sub-editor at Hackney Citizen and The Charlton Champion. He covers a diverse range of topics including construction and real estate, transportation and mobility, and government and politics, with a particular focus on mobility as a service, public transportation, and the housing market. Darryl's work has been featured in prominent publications, showcasing his expertise in both regional and international news.
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Darryl Chamberlain's coverage predominantly focuses on local news and government-related announcements within the Greenwich area, with a specific emphasis on council activities, public transportation, cultural events, and societal issues.
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By: Darryl Chamberlain, Rashmee Roshan Lall
Counting is about to begin in Woolwich in what could be the most unpredictable Greenwich Council election in more than 50 years. DARRYL CHAMBERLAIN and RASHMEE ROSHAN LALL will be live from the count providing updates on what’s happening.
By: Darryl Chamberlain
Labour has kept hold of Greenwich Council after the most dramatic council election in many years – but its majority was slashed in what the party leader admitted was a “bruising day”. The Greens won 13 seats and the Tories went from four to six councillors. Reform UK won just one seat, in Eltham Page, […]
By: Darryl Chamberlain
London mayor Sir Sadiq Khan is offering unlimited daily bus journeys for the cost of one fare over six weekends during the school summer holidays.
By: Darryl Chamberlain
A much-loved row of trees in a street near Greenwich station still faces being cut back after residents began a campaign to stop them being chopped down. Hyde Housing applied to Greenwich Council for permission to fell the trees in Straightsmouth and in a nearby courtyard last month. The housing association said the trees were […]
By: Darryl Chamberlain
The naval charity that owns much of Greenwich town centre is planning to sell some of its properties - but says it is holding on to Greenwich Market.
By: Darryl Chamberlain
Greenwich Council’s chief executive Debbie Warren is to retire this year after nine years in the top job. Warren began working for the council’s finance department in 1980 and became its director of finance in 2009. She became acting chief executive in 2017, and was confirmed in the role the following year. While the council […]
The trees are thought to be up to 60 years old. Image: The Greenwich Wire
Sophie Whitehouse's four penalty saves earned Charlton a place in the WSL. Image: SPP Sport Press Photo/Alamy
There will be fewer Thameslink trains through Greenwich, Woolwich and Dartford. Image: The Greenwich Wire
By: Darryl Chamberlain
A councillor elected only three weeks ago has been given one of Greenwich’s biggest cabinet roles, taking charge of planning and new developments in the borough. Tom Creswell, who was voted in as an Abbey Wood councillor on May 7, will become the cabinet member for planning and development in Anthony Okereke’s new-look team. Okereke […]
