Ashburnham Triangle Association

By imogene russell on 20 Feb 2015 11:20 am Would people like an outdoor film showing in the Play Street?  It would have to be on a date and time when it’s dark enough early enough, but on the other hand not too cold. On Saturday May 9th sunset is predicted to be at 20.34. The film could start half an hour later. There’d be no noise from the film, because we could all have our own wireless headphones. Or we could have a silent film. There’d be a tiny amount of noise from the eight or ten bicycles providing the power. We’d need volunteers to take turns on the bicycles. And we’d bring our own chairs. If so, what film? Not too long. Suitable for any children who might be there. We could go for films you can’t get hold of easily, or we could concentrate on crowd-pleasers-for-all. Or preferably both, if possible. Here below are some suggestions made by people of various ages, from 21 to 69. We haven’t vetted the list to see if they meet the criteria above. Any film we chose would...

By imogene russell on 10 Feb 2015 10:24 pm “Attractive, up-to-date and well-maintained” is what the new community notice board will be, said Tony Othen, as 40 or so people, including artist Peter Kent and ATA founder Ewan Hooper, watched its unveiling outside St Mark’s Church on Sunday. “It’s for the community to use to post up events and opinions that have nothing to do with our church,” said Tony, of The Gallery in Peyton Place, and church member. St Mark’s is inviting us all to send notices of what’s going on locally to  stmarksgreenwich@gmail.com  by Friday for posting on Saturday. Tony will post them on the Community Page of the website at  www.stmarksgreenwich.org.uk and also display the page on one of the church’s four ‘‘good old-fashioned physical notice boards” outside. The premises at St Mark’s were redesigned several decades ago to make it easy for outside groups to use them, and many have done so ever since. This notice board, dedicated to the community...

By david scales on 09 Feb 2015 08:41 pm We have been notified by the Millenium Quay Neighbourhood Watch Scheme that there’s been a spate of Vauxhall Zafiras being broken into in the Greenwich area. Apparently the small back triangle windows are being smashed in order to open the back door. If you are an owner of this vehicle, you are advised to  activate the child locks  on both sides and make sure you  remove the log book and other valuables from the car.    Although incidents of theft of and theft from vehicles are relatively low, owners of all vehicles are reminded to lock car doors and not leave any items or possessions on the seats. As ever,  if you see a crime being committed call 999 twenty four hours a day where life or property are in danger, a crime is being committed or the suspect is nearby and the police are required immediately;  to report anything suscipious or less urgent, call 101 (calls are charged at local...