Ashburnham Triangle Association

Purelake New Homes Proposals for Norman House, Norman Road: Purelake New Homes with their architects bptw partnership are inviting local residents to view their proposal for the redevelopment of Norman House on Wednesday 23 rd March between 4pm and 8pm. This is being held at bptw partnership’s office which is at Norman House, 110-114 Norman Road, SE10 9QJ. Fairview Homes Proposals for Hope Wharf, Greenwich: Fairview New Homes has recently acquired the Bookers Cash and Carry property on Greenwich High Road and they are in the process of formulating plans for their redevelopment of the site and would like to invite local residents to provide feedback on their initial plans. You can view the proposals and provide feedback through their consultation website at www.fairviewhopewharf.co.uk Licensing Sub Committee Hearing Due to the high level of local residents resistance to the following Licensing application “D'Luxx, 78 Blackheath Road, Londo...

Greenwich West Team Update  PC Ochello and PC King have now left the team. We have been joined by PC Searle from Woolwich he joins the rest of the team,PS Hill, PC Moody, PC Benke, PC Campbell, PCSO’s Lawton, and Edwards. PCSO Stocker is now on maternity leave. Both PC Savage and PC Wise are on attachments but will be rejoining us by the end of April. Bike Marking Event  The team held a successful bike marking event on the 26th January, working alongside Greenwich Council and the Safer Transport Team. We marked just over 50 bikes and due to the success we are hoping to organise another marking event in the very near future. Eviction The team worked with the local authorities to successfully evict squatters in Hyde Vale. Crime Prevention Advice  Mobile Phone Thefts We have been getting a number of mobile thefts from people riding mopeds. When on your phone in public please use the following advice; Be aware of your surroundings  Make sure that you can see ...

It's been 15 years since Lewisham Borough had a cinema, but now two have started up within easy reach of the Triangle: Deptford Cinema on Deptford Broadway is a five-minute walk away, and the Curzon at Goldsmiths College about a half an hour. Deptford Cinema is a not-for-profit community society run by volunteer film enthusiasts, showing arthouse films at £5 a ticket in an ex-shop, and aiming to be a hub for all things film, with a gallery, bar, and dark rooms available for anyone to use when the premises are fully fitted out. The 40-seat cinema is showing films now. Setting it up has involved volunteers in a tremendous amount of non-film work, physical and otherwise (on premises, finances, compliance, etc). They are at present in an existential fight over rates and need all the advice they can get from anyone au fait with law or accounting. They have an open EGM on this issue this Sunday 20th March at 4pm at 39 Deptford Broadway, SE8 4PQ, if anyone woul...

Who fancies a kick about? The Ashburnham Arms would like to get a game of football together for the Ashburnham Triangle residents. They ideally want to get two teams of seven playing, and then maybe get some more teams involved at a later date. They aim to play on a weekday evening (which is convenient for all) at Bermondsey City Academy pitches (Lynton Road off St James's Road, SE1 5LA. 10 min walk from either South Bermondsey (rail) or Bermondsey (tube). Please email info@ashburnhamarms.pub or call in the pub to sign-up.

You could win one month’s free gym membership plus personal trainer, Picturehouse Cinema complimentary tickets, Starbucks gift card, Nandos voucher, Bronze Inc Beauty Salon voucher, at the South Street Baptist Church’s fundraiser this Saturday March 19th from 1pm at 66-68 Greenwich South Street, SE10 8UN, where there’ll also be live music, comedy, poetry, face painting, arts, crafts, games and food, including soulful singer/song writer Samm Henshaw, jazz singer Jordan Jackson, comedian Travis Jay and poets Anthony Anaxagorou and LionHeart.

Green Hub gardeners planted thirty five new trees on Saturday at the back of Lamley House which is on the corner of Egerton Drive and Ashburnham Place. The mixture of blackthorn, elder, dog rose and crabapple were donated by the Woodland Trust and will form a beautiful flowering hedge. This will be visible from Egerton Drive, behind the Council’s newly-planted trees which have replaced the three diseased cherry trees that had to be removed last year. Anyone who’d like to garden with the Green Hub should contact Sara Emanuel at saraemanuel@hotmail.co.uk