Greenwich
Not enough specific news from Barton Yard. Meanwhile, here are the latest from Greenwich.
The council's 2050 vision includes significant investment in housing to create affordable, safe, and comfortable neighbourhoods across the borough.
Consultation open until 20 December for plans addressing homelessness, housing needs, and community development.
Current students and recent graduates from Trinity Laban are recognised for their album 'A Great Day in Newcastle' in the prestigious Mercury Prize.
Creative director and entrepreneur Manon Dave joins Trinity Laban to enhance student opportunities and industry partnerships.
The conservatoire secures a key charter, enabling applications for Erasmus+ funding from January 2027.
New video highlights experiences of racial abuse and intimidation, with council support services offering a lifeline.
A talented student, supported by the Andrew Lloyd Webber Foundation, begins their BA (Hons) Musical Theatre Performance degree.
Extensive road closures and disruptions are planned in the Shooters Hill area as Thames Water undertakes significant water main replacement works.
Transport for London's latest consultation reveals overwhelming backing for the new stations, promising better connectivity and regeneration.
