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Our neighbours in Abbey Wood
There has been an active Facebook group for Thamesmead for some time, and despite referring to stage 3 in the title, it covers the goings on and memories of Thamesmead for all areas. You can find that here: https://www.facebook.com/groups/ThamesmeadSE28/ Recently, … Continue reading
Posted in about the area, infrastructure, local business, regeneration, traffic
Tagged abbey wood, cross quarter, facebook, sainsbury, shops, social media, town planning, traffic
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South Thamesmead Neighbourhood Group discussion
Here are some updates gleaned from conversation at the South Thamesmead group. Lesnes to Crossness work to improve the route from the old abbey ruins through to the lake is ongoing and the pile of mud and rubble around the … Continue reading
Posted in about the area, infrastructure, local business, local initiatives, regeneration, south thamesmead neighbourhood group, thamesmead people, traffic
Tagged abbey wood, bexley council, community, consultation, coralline walk, greenwich council, harrow manor way, lesnes abbey, meeting, park view hub, peabody, south thamesmead neighbourhood group, south thamesmead regeneration, southmere lake, southmere village, teresa pearce, thamesmead, the moorings, town planning
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Traffic and Travel
The people have voted and the winning entry for the decorative light sculpture to be installed at the roundabout on Harrow Manor Way is the peace sculpture. You can read about it here: http://www.bexley.gov.uk/index.aspx?articleid=17401 For some reason you can’t see … Continue reading
Posted in about the area, infrastructure
Tagged abbey wood, bridge, buses, crossrail, houses, infrastructure, regeneration, roads, thamesmead, traffic, trains, transport, travel
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Needless nannying
There’s clearly not much news about in the Thamesmead region right now, since this little tale has made the pages of Newsshopper: Thamesmead shopper finds ‘deadly’ bleach among wine and cider in Abbey Wood supermarket The story can be summarised … Continue reading
Posted in about the area, thamesmead people
Tagged abbey wood, alcohol, bleach, lidl, nanny state, news, newspapers, shopping, supermarkets, thamesmead
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Just another abandoned blog?
It’s something like a year since my last update. I’ve dropped in from time to time to approve comments and delete spam, but the blog content has been worse than sparse and for that I apologise. Where did it all … Continue reading
Posted in about the area, regeneration, thamesmead people
Tagged abbey wood, blog, crossrail, environment, infrastructure, people, thamesmead, the link
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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
Defending Thamesmead and Abbey Wood
One of the frustrating things about living in Thamesmead is the way that if people have heard of it at all, they tend to have heard bad things. I guess to some extent this blog is a one-person attempt at … Continue reading
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Tagged abbey wood, crime, demographics, gangs, houses, housing, london, rough, schools, thamesmead town, travel
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A rough plan
Building a readership for a blog is no easy task, and until there is some compelling content, what can possible bring readers back? For that reason I don’t intend to start working hard on pulling in viewers until I have … Continue reading
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Tagged abbey wood, blog, lesnes abbey, manifesto, thamesmead, woolwich
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Hello Thamesmead!
Welcome to the new blog. This is one person’s view on Thamesmead. One of the golden rules of writing is to write about what you know. While I’m no expert on Thamesmead and Abbey Wood, I do live here. I … Continue reading