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The Link has an opening date
Alerted by an email, I’ve just visited the website for The Link to discover that it finally has an official opening date as well as the “sneak peek” date mentioned in my last entry. To quote them directly: The Link … Continue reading
The Link – an invitation to a sneak preview
I received a blog comment earlier, which I’m promoting to a top level post here: I am writing from The Link Thamesmead. We regularly read your blog and know you have taken an interest in The Link. We would like … Continue reading
Posted in about the area, events, local initiatives, regeneration
Tagged kids, local facilities, the link, the link thamesmead
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Insects!
It’s been a slow news month for Thamesmead, which is a good thing, since the previous big news in the area was the killing of some poor old lady who was robbed, tied up, and left to die in her … Continue reading
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Tagged environment, experts, insects, murder, nature, spiders, thamesmead
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Living At Thamesmead
The London Met archives have come up with a new video lauding Thamesmead from its early years. This is semi fictional as it deals with a young couple wandering around the area, but also contains a lot of footage of … Continue reading
Posted in about the area, video
Tagged documentary, footage, history, houses, infrastructure, london met, southmere lake, thamesmead, video
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BIG HEARTED THAMESMEAD TOWN BID FOND FAREWELL TO HMS OCEAN
What follows is, essentially, a press release. I am horrendously behind on things I want to write up for the blog, but this is time sensitive and people want the word spread so I’m getting it out there. Despite having … Continue reading
Posted in events, local initiatives
Tagged charity, football, help for heroes, thamesmead town fc
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Thamesmead South regeneration
I’m in something of a rush right now, but this can’t go without comment! The residents of Thamesmead are being asked for their opinions on the future of the area as plans for a bit of a refurbishment take place. … Continue reading
The Link
Trust Thamesmead has been talking about The Link for some time. Originally the dates for it opening that I was seeing were late in 2011, but that’s recently changed to be touted as “Summer 2012”, having had a label of … Continue reading
Thamesmead 1970
London Metropolitan Archives have recently added this excellent video to Youtube. It documents the initial plans and outlooks for Thamesmead with some excellent vintage footage. Well worth a look. It looks into the whole town planning ideas that went into … Continue reading
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Graffiti in Thamesmead (part 5)
Again, I’ve not seen this one myself, but somebody posted a link on Twitter. Here we see a Sherlock Holmes figure peering through a magnifying glass at a number of tumbling question marks: http://via.me/-122xny Alongside it, the “icon” logo is … Continue reading
Interesting
I have no idea why but the train station was crawling with police when I came home at about 5 this evening. Most people claim the links to Thamesmead are weak in terms of transport, but this isn’t entirely true. … Continue reading