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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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
Years of aggravation for Woolwich Ferry users may now be coming to an end – with Transport for London pledging to run a two-boat service from 5am to 9pm, seven days a week. The free ferry service across the Thames has been blighted by delays and disruption before and after the introduction of new vessels […]
By: Darryl Chamberlain
It took eight years to build and was inspired by the taps on its designer’s gas cooker. Now staff at the Thames Barrier are marking 40 years of protecting London from devastating floods. Queen Elizabeth II performed the opening ceremony on May 8, 1984, and since then the barrier’s ten giant steel gates have closed […]
By: Darryl Chamberlain
The southbound Blackwall Tunnel will be closed on four more weekends in the coming weeks as work continues to build the adjacent Silvertown Tunnel.
By: Darryl Chamberlain
Maryon Grove Estate in Charlton is still being demolished. Credit: The Greenwich Wire
The low-traffic neighbourhood is aimed at stopping queues like this on Vanbrugh Hill. Credit: The Greenwich Wire
The five-storey block would be on Woolwich Road in east Greenwich. Credit: William Hatcliife Estate Charity/Project Orange
By: Darryl Chamberlain
The Jubilee Line extension helped transform travel in much of SE London. Credit: The Greenwich Line
How Criterion Capital says Morden Wharf and Enderby Place will look together. (Low-res picture from planning documents.) Credit: Meridian View Ltd/ Buckley Gray Yeoman
By: Darryl Chamberlain
People in Mottingham can try their hand at the fast-growing sport of padel after Game4Padel, a company backed by Andy Murray, opened courts at the Coldharbour Leisure Centre.
Transport for London has been studying road user charging for many years. Credit: The Greenwich Wire
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