Ashburnham Triangle Association

Chris Ward, ATA chair, says: Hello The Ashburnham Triangle Association is a thriving community of about 3,500 people who live, work and socialise in the Triangle. The ATA is dedicated to connecting and informing our community, empowering and inspiring it to reap the collective benefits of living together irrespective of our differences. The ATA is a non-profit organisation: we raise money through social events which we put back into community initiatives and charities. In 2018/19 the ATA would like to have four selected charities to donate funds to. This is where you come in. We’d like to invite suggestions for two national charities, and two local charities (within or directly adjacent to the Triangle). Please email any and all suggestions to Chris Ward, Chair of the ATA at ward@live.co.uk with ATA charity suggestions in the subject line. We will take all feedback and views and announce which charities we’d like to support at our AGM. The AGM will be held at 7.30pm on 21st June a...

The crown of the Deptford Jack in the Green      The Fowlers Troop Jack in the Green goes out on the streets of south east London or the City of London every May Day. Here is the route for next  Tuesday 1st May 2018: START  Dog and Bell (opens at 11.00)  116 Prince St, Deptford, SE8 3JD .  Leave 12.00.   12.30      Sail Loft,  11 Victoria Parade, SE10 9FR .     13.30      LUNCH, MUSIC and DANCE STOP, Cutty Sark Gardens.  14.45     Star and Garter,  60 Old Woolwich Rd, Greenwich, SE10 9NY .   15.45     Plume of Feathers,  19 Park Vista, Greenwich SE10 9LZ .   17.00      Morden Arms,  1 Brand Street, Greenwich SE10 8SP .   18.00      Ashburnham Arms,  25 Ashburnham Grove, Greenwich, SE10 8UH .  END.                 Fo...

: Edward Hill says: Saturday April 28th 7-10 pm Art of Awakening Book launch and exhibition Free event Artists Edward Hill and Eryn Donnalley have teamed to bring you Art of Awakening , an exciting new exhibition and book where they explore the relationship between human consciousness and climate change. Edward, landscape artist, anthropologist and activist, exhibits his latest photospheres. And Eryn, artist, author, life coach and compassion activist shares dynamic new versions of her mandala travel series. Also, big changes are coming to the gallery: on May 26th, Made in Greenwich is taking a new direction! We'll be relaunching as Museum For Change, where art and ideals come together; an art museum dedicated to displaying the work of those (local or international) with a vision for a better world. We'll showcase art pieces related to social and humanitarian issues, climate change, and the need for personal change. It's the first ever (as far as we know)...

First half fun, second half hard, heat harsh, crowds great Nearly there: Tom in The Mall Tom Webb said: 'It was sort of fun. The first half was like a good day out seeing your mates and being at a carnival. The real business started at 16 miles when the pain kicked in. I did 3.00.09 which is a bit gutting as it’s so close to starting with a 2 but it was a pb and it was v hot. Anyway yeh it was a great event. Crowds amazing and almost packed end to end of the marathon route. I think I will be hobbling for a week!' Tina Pugh said: 'The heat was a real killer! I started off ok but my pace slowed by the halfway mark. By mile 14 I felt physically sick and didn’t think I would make it. But the support from the crowds was so amazing they really kept me going. The last two miles felt like a marathon in itself and never seemed to end. I didn’t do it in the time I wanted, but considering I was still recovering from a knee injury and ran the hottest ever London Marathon, co...

The Ashburnham Arms is having its exterior re-painted and refreshed. Andy says that they will be open throughout the work at the usual opening/closing times. The building works will take three weeks to complete.

New Eltham Community Productions say: Online booking is now open for our next show- Patience, call 020 8851 9881, book online at  http:// ticketsource.co.uk/necp