Ashburnham Triangle Association

Hello everyone - sharing information from Greenwich Theatre on some great events planned for the months ahead - details below and via clicking this link . There are some very familiar faces heading to Greenwich Theatre over the coming months… From comedy and music legends to extraordinary stories from behind the scenes of television, show-business and true crime, we’ve got a packed line-up of special one-night events coming to our stage. BOOK NOW BOOK NOW BOOK NOW BOOK NOW BOOK NOW BOOK NOW BOOK NOW BOOK NOW BOOK NOW BOOK NOW BOOK NOW BOOK NOW

Luckily for those of us in the Triangle, we are spoiled for choice! For easy reference, here are the Sunday roast options/details for: The Ashburnham Arms The Guildford Arms Davy's Wine Vaults And remember, book early - all three of these venues are in high demand!

Hi everyone - a reminder that every Tuesday, the Ashburnham Arms runs a quiz with cash and bonus prizes. With an 8pm start time and £2 entry fee, you can also enjoy Pepina's homemade pizzas - a once-weekly treat!

 In addition to our Facebook page we are now on Twitter @Ashtriangle

Cllr Danny Thorpe appealing for donations of PPE Greenwich Council leader Danny Thorpe has made an urgent public appeal for personal protection equipment for our frontline workers. Can you help?  "Our PPE equipment for social care staff has not arrived for days. We have flagged up across London and through our command structures and not heard anything. The situation is now extremely serious. We have at least 1 patient in the QE who could be discharged into a home if the staff had the kit they need to keep safe. They don’t, so a bed is blocked. We have been told for days it is coming and it doesn’t arrive.     We urgently need the following: FFP3 Face Masks Aprons Gloves (Long sleeve and short if possible) Protective eye goggles The type of masks we are after are often used in construction, garages, nail bars and spray painting. I need this to be shared across your networks please.  Many thanks Danny" Councillor Danny T...

A reminder that Greenwich Council has a Fix My Street section on its website for reporting things which are broken, dirty, damaged or dumped, and need fixing, cleaning or clearing, including: graffiti flytipping broken playground equipment street lighting potholes Report a problem here:  https://fix.royalgreenwich.gov.uk/

Chris Ward, Chair of the ATA, says: Well actually it’s our 2018 AGM. Now these are far from formal and stuffy. We aim to reflect the vibrancy and pace of our community. The Ashburnham Triangle community (as defined by the Council) is estimated to be around 3,000. That’s 3,000 lives living, working, playing in the area and the pace of change is rampant. New developments, new businesses, new attractions, new safety concerns, new opportunities. It’s our job to make sure you have your say in what goes on and voice any comments or concerns you have, as well as bringing us together as a community. Our AGM is the one point in the year when all the parts of the ATA get together and talk about plans for the future. So please, don’t write it off, come and join in, have your say. We have events to talk about, we have new initiatives to discuss, we have positions we’d like volunteers for, and we’d really like to hear from you. So come along, there is cake and wine - yes...

Quite a crowd went out singing in the streets in traditional fashion on Monday night just gone, with many assiduous children knocking on doors collecting for Shelter. Hugo and Marion roasted chestnuts on Stuart's brazier Chestnuts beforehand were generously roasted by Hugo and Marion Sands on Stuart Mulholland's brazier; with mulled wine and mince pies given to us free by the kindness of publicans,   Pepi and Andy. Mick (far right foreground) and Janet  (2nd from right in background) led the way Mick Delap and Janet Stott ably led the singing tour round the streets. We visited the Golden Chippy for the first time this year, and Chris Kanizi came out dispensing wine all round. Left to right: Oci sings, Alexis plays the melodion, Janet sings When Alexis and Oci Bennett arrived with their melodion and recorder respectively, and with their notable musical ability,   happiness was complete. Singing from the same hymn sheet: Rob and ...

There'll be singing in the streets this coming Monday. Warm up first with mulled wine, chestnuts and mince pies at the Ash from 6.15pm.  Set off about 6.30pm.  Come back to the pub when you like - we'll all be back by 8pm for food and quiz. 

Peter, Caroline and Alison look happy running the plant stall, as they usually do Time for a pint: the young woman in the hat, then (from left) Tom, Nick and Julian Ash Arms cricket captain Richard looks pensive over his pint Tom, infrastructure king;  Lee, face painting and children's crafts (Infrastructure = positioning and putting-up of street party structures and electricals)  Three generations veering towards the cakes: Susan (left) with little  Elsie   and her auntie Harriet Another three generations: ATA vice-chair Robin with Martha and Eleni,  while their mother, Andry, comes out of the pub gate  Bobby with a bike: PC  John   Moody with ATA security rep and dog show organiser, Tina  Clare Portman and Jo Honey, in splendid voice as ever We loved the Harold Fergus Band singing us out: Lucy on harp, and Harold