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Community event: 999 Club, 13 November 8pm, at the Ashburnham Arms

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Hello everyone - please join me for an evening at the Ash to speak about homelessness in southeast London, and how local government and the non-profit sector are trying to make a difference. We will be joined by Charly and Ben from 999 Club , a longstanding homeless charity based in Deptford that works across the boroughs of Lewisham and Greenwich. They will talk about their work, after which we will open the floor to a wider discussion with our local councillors to cover topics including the housing crisis, homelessness and related challenges face by the community. Free food and drinks will be provided. All welcome to attend and participate in the discussion. More information on 999 Club can be found at the link above.

ATA Card spotlight: Greenwich Chiropractic & Physiotherapy

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Hello everyone - I am pleased to announce that Greenwich Chiropractic & Physiotherapy  (GC&P) have joined the ATA Card discount scheme. GC&P have been a fixture in Greenwich since 2013, having long supported the community - local sports teams, community groups and workplace health initiatives within local businesses - to address their private healthcare needs. They operate a family-centered clinic with chiropractor Dr. Chris Julian and the highly-skilled team providing experience, safe and effective care.  GC&P is offering a 10% discount to all services offered. Please visit their website, linked above, for more information and contact details.

Lewisham College redevelopment plans // next RBG meeting

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Hello everyone - received the below last night from RBG and sharing with this group. Embedded images of the Council letter can be enlarged by clicking on each. "I am writing to advise the meeting agenda scheduled for Planning Board on Tuesday, 13 October 2026 has been published where the above application will be heard." Am also providing this news article from Greenwich Wire , published yesterday, that provides helpful context on the current phase of the planning process.

Move It or Lose It classes // new announcement!

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Hello everyone - news below on new Move It or Lose It fitness classes for older adults. Sharing on behalf of Sarah McGowan, Fitness Instructor. Special offer to ATA members who come along for the first time this month: FIRST TWO CLASSES FREE! Just turn up or contact sarah.mcgowan@moveitorloseit.co.uk / mobile: 07540 556401 Thanks!

ATA Card spotlight: Greenwich Osteopaths

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Hello everyone - I am pleased to announce that Greenwich Osteopaths have joined the ATA Card discount scheme. Greenwich Osteopaths was established in 1986. In 2007, Glynn Booker took over the practice and has been teaching Osteopathy for 16 years (15 years as a consultant equivalent). The practice is run as a small, personal business treating a wide range of painful conditions anywhere in the both. Problems treated include lower back/shoulder/neck pain, pins & needles, numbness, stiffness/reduced mobility, dizziness, and also the occasional/unusual/offbeat ailments. All ages welcome and treated! Treatment may include a range of techniques: massage, joint waggling, clicking or cranio-sacral. All of these are delivered with the principal aim of making the technique applied as comfortable as possible. Current pricing is  £80 for initial consultation and treatment, and  £70 for subsequent treatments. ATA cardholders are entitled to a 10% discount on these rates. If interested...

Reminder: Guildford Arms closing on 27 September

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Hello everyone - a reminder that, after over 217 years of service, the Guildford Arms closes its doors on Sunday 27 September at 5pm. Please do pay them a visit, have a drink/meal and thank them for their longstanding presence and participation in our community. They will be missed.

Redevelopment of the Former Lewisham College site // important update

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H ello everyone, I am writing to advise the meeting agenda scheduled for Planning Board on Thursday, 24 September 2026 has been published where the above application will be heard. Please see the below document for more information relating to the committee. Many AT residents are interested in (and critical of) proposed redevelopment plans - if available, please do attend to express your views. To coordinate responses from our area, please feel free to liaise with our councilors and representatives of The Greenwich Society and CreekLink charity.