Ashburnham Triangle Association

Hello everyone - one of our new councillors, Stacy Smith, will be at the Ashburnham Arms at 7pm this evening to take questions and discuss some of her priorities for our area. She’s looking forward to meeting as many residents as possible so please attend!

Hello everyone - sharing the below email + attachment that I received today. -------- Today, we issued a letter to neighbours of The Borough Hall, Royal Hill, London, SE10 8RE concerning an upcoming public consultation event for emerging proposals at the Site.   This letter can be found attached to this email.    The public consultation event is an opportunity for members of the community to share their feedback on the current proposals and shape the plans ahead of a planning application being submitted at the Site.   We would like to invite the Ashburnham Triangle Association to this event to share your thoughts on the proposals at this current stage.   The event will be held between 3pm and 7pm on Friday 17 th  July at a venue a short distance away from the site. Full details of this are provided below:   Date : Friday 17 th  July Time : 15:00-19:00 Venue : Ground Floor, Room 4, Greenwich West Community & Arts Centre, 141 Greenwich High Road...

Hello everyone (and happy Friday) - sharing an update from our friends at Greenwich Seventh-Day Adventist Church on Devonshire Drive. Members of the church would like to organise a community day trip to London Zoo made possible via the Community Access Scheme. The goal is to provide a fun and inclusive outing for residents while also strengthening community connections. With the Community Access Scheme, discounted tickets would be available for households meeting certain criteria, such as: Local residents within the Ashburnham Triangle / Greenwich area Households on low incomes or receiving benefits Families with children Older residents or individuals experiencing social isolation Carers and those supporting vulnerable community members   To help gauge interest for planning such an event, likely to happen in late September: Please share word of the event idea with neighbors and friends. Please contact Candy Springer, from Greenwich SDA, by clicking here .

Hello everyone - sharing the below note from our friend at Greenwich Seventh-Day Adventist Church on Devonshire Drive. ------ Greetings, as we continue to praise G od for life and health and every good! Become a Community Champion: I f you are interested in participating in this RSPH course schedule for 26 & 28 May 2026, please review the link below for orientation and building awareness, and then complete the RSPH application form and forward to the Royal Greenwich Council Public Health Department, as indicated. Please remember that you must live, work, worship or volunteer in Greenwich to participate in this course, which will be held at Greenwich SDA Church. https://www.royalgreenwich.gov.uk/council-and-elections/get-involved/become-community-champion   Become a Community Champion:  Receive weekly updates from the council and NHS on how to make your community healthier. https://www.royalgreenwich.gov.uk/council-and-elections/get-involved/become-community-champion...

Hello everyone - a number of you participated in the ATA Christmas caroling activities which raise money each year for the Shelter charity. At the most recent of these events, £581 was raised by Carol Singing, the Quiz and a contribution made by the Ashburnham Arms. Below please find a copy of the note from Shelter in response to the ATA donation. A big thank-you to everyone who participated, and an open invitation to participate in these festivities later in 2026. To the Ashburnham Triangle Association from Shelter  Thank you for your kind donation of £581 and for supporting Shelter. With your incredible gift, we can – and will – make a real difference. Families experiencing homelessness face months if not years in unfit temporary accommodation, with little or no support. Many are uprooted from their communities, separated from loved ones, schools and essential support networks. No family should face ho...

Hello everyone - a  reminder that the next local history group talk will be on  Thursday 14 May at 7:30pm  in the lovely West Greenwich Library.  Many of you will know Mick Delap whose presentation is on the following theme: Who WAS who in West Greenwich? The why and the how of remembering local figures. And who is missing? From blue plaques to street names, and statues to schools, Mick will talk about who is remembered and how... and asking you, do you agree?    Mick will suggest, for the Ashburnham Triangle, the names of figures he feels have been left out of our own local story. There is, for instance, a great lack of women and non-establishment figures. Maybe you have a local name you would like to add to Mick’s list - if so, please tell us on the night! Mick hopes we can end the evening with a straw poll vote on who we would most like to see the Ashburnham Triangle remembering - perhaps as a first step to adding a new chap...