Ashburnham Triangle Association

I am pleased to announce that The Practice Rooms Greenwich is now offering a 10% discount to AT residents. Simply refer to the code "Ash10" when booking a treatment w ith  Maria Luísa Gonçalves. Some information about  Maria Luísa, who has kindly offered her services to AT residents: Meet Maria Luísa – The Heart Behind Tão Linda Therapies With years of experience in holistic healing, Maria Luísa is a dedicated therapist whose passion lies in helping others achieve balance, relaxation, and deep emotional healing. As the founder of Tão Linda Therapies, she has developed a unique and intuitive approach that blends bodywork, energy healing, and therapeutic techniques to create a truly transformative experience for her clients. Maria Luísa’s mission is to provide a safe and nurturing space where individuals can reconnect with themselves, release physical and emotional tension, and restore harmony within their bodies and minds. Whether through massage therapy, family constellation...

25/1658/TC | (T1) Leyland cypress: section fell to ground level - partially dead, extremely close to building. Height 4.0m Crown spread 2.0m | 59 ASHBURNHAM GROVE, GREENWICH, LONDON, SE10 8UJ For more information, please click here .

25/1712/TC | (T1-T2) Staghorn Sumac - Fell to ground level and remove roots, growing on gravel slope with dangerous lean posing risk of toppling, a previous third tree has already toppled | 2 CATHERINE GROVE, LONDON, SE10 8BS For more information, please click here .

25/1670/TC | Pittosporum (T1) - reduce height from 15ft to 12ft and width from 12ft to 10ft due to excessive shading London Plane (T2) - reduce back to previous pruning points, taking the height from 40ft to 30ft and the width from 20ft to 15ft | 1 CATHERINE GROVE, LONDON, SE10 8BS For more information, please click here .

Hello everyone - not much longer to wait until the next Ashburnham Triangle Association street party (pray for good weather)! Happy to be able to share with you the schedule for the day's events and activities, and looking forward to seeing you all there!

A big (advance) thank you to all of our stall holders who have committed to participate in this year's event! And please do bring your donations to benefit the MammaKind charity to support all of the great work they're doing!

 Please join us in congratulating the Deborah Ubee Trust (DUT), located in the Triangle, in celebrating their being awarded five years of funding by the National Lottery Community Fund! With this funding, DUT is announcing the appointment of a new key staff member - Fundraising Lead - who will support the charity to continue to provide key mental health services in Greenwich. Full press release details here: Local success story: A South East London mental health charity celebrates key milestone this Mental Health Week 12 May 2025 Much-loved local mental health charity, The Deborah Ubee Trust (DUT), is celebrating Mental Health Awareness Week by announcing a major new appointment and inviting community members to get involved in its work supporting mental health and emotional wellbeing across Greenwich, Lewisham and Bexley.   Thanks to a secured five-years of funding from The National Lottery Community Fund, DUT has appointed a new Fundraising Lead, marking a pivotal moment in ...

Thank you to the 50+ people who turned out for the 7 May public discussion at the Ashburnham Arms. As discussed, everyone is strongly encouraged to submit their comments to the planning application - and to submit comments via both the Greenwich and Lewisham Council planning sites. For the Greenwich Council planning application, please click here . For the Lewisham Council planning application, please click here . To briefly summarise the major themes discussed this evening, expressed concerns include: environmental impact to Deptford Creek and surrounding area of construction zone confirmation of continued creekside walkable access general appreciation that the site should be redeveloped to provide new housing stock but that low rise/low density property sympathetic to the area, and in consideration of overall visual impact, is what is needed the impact on surrounding buildings and their residents the need to consider impact on nearby listed buildings the question of public benefit fr...

On 29 April 2025, Commander Owain Richards, in his capacity as the Metropolitan Police Service (MPS) lead for Royal Parks, provided an update on the future of how policing of Royal Parks across London will look going forward. As you may be aware, MPS is facing a £260 million funding gap. MPS has been working closely with The Royal Parks to understand their concerns and work with them to agree how the Royal Parks can be policed in light of these budgetary challenges. MPS has decided to no longer have a dedicated Royal Parks policing team, and will transition to a new policing model effective 1 November 2025. MPS will continue to respond to emergencies, patrol, support events and maintain relationships with partners and stakeholders - however, this will be undertaken by local neighbourhood teams rather than a dedicated unit. More detail can be found in the attached file.

Royal Borough of Greenwich invites us to their neighbourhood management trial community feedback sessions. These trials began on 27 November 2024 to improve air quality, reduce traffic, and make it safer and easier for people to walk and cycle in west and east Greenwich. The Council notes both neighbourhoods suffer from high levels of air pollution and traffic, despite the fact many residents do not own a car. In West Greenwich, feedback sessions are talking place on Tuesday 20 May and Wednesday 21 May. They will be conducted 7-8:30pm at West Greenwich Art Centre, 141 Greenwich High Road, SE10 8JL.

Hello everyone - as you know, plans have been submitted for the redevelopment of the Lewisham College Deptford Campus into a complex of hundreds of new flats. These plans have elicited resident concerns about the potential impact of such a significant development on both neighbourhood and skyline. On Wednesday 7 May, 7pm at the Ashburnham Arms, please join us for a discussion of the redevelopment project. Confirmed guest speakers include: Aidan Smith, Councillor, Greenwich Park Ward Raj Patel, Representative, Greenwich Society Mick Delap, Founder of the CreekLink charity A few suggestions on the day: Our discussion will begin promptly at 7pm. To the extent you're able, please arrive by 6:30pm to get your drinks orders in to minimise disruption during discussions. Small foods/nibbles will be made available at no cost to attendees. If you'd like to grab dinner at the Ashburnham Arms afterwards, please submit your orders early to allow the kitchen staff to meet demand. We anticipa...