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Westcombe NEWS Est. 1973 Free to 3800 homes, also available in libraries & some shops May 2012 Issue 4 A community newspaper commended by the London Forum of Amenity and Civic Societies Monthly newspaper of The Westcombe Society: fostering a sense of community New Heart for East Greenwich GEOFF GARVEY reports on a massive project we had almost Virgin given up on – the old Greenwich District Hospital site London t long last plans have been Mace impressed us by demonstrating their Marathon announced for the re-development commitment and ability to deliver the PHOTOS: Aof the former Greenwich District scheme. We will ensure local residents are 2012 Laura Finch & Neville Grant Hospital at the foot of Vanbrugh Hill –a kept fully informed during construction.” development hailed over seven years ago Councillor Chris Roberts, Leader of as a “New Heart for East Greenwich”. Greenwich Council said: “It is great news The hospital closed eleven years ago for Greenwich. The scheme is a key part of and the original scheme to develop the area the Council’s drive to ensure residents was put on hold because of the financial have access to quality homes and modern situation. services in first-class buildings. It will see Now the scheme has taken an important the revival of a part of Greenwich, which step forward with the appointment of the also looks forward to the arrival of a cruise preferred development partner. liner terminal in time for 2012, and a new Hadley Mace will work with the Homes hotel. Residents, visitors and businesses and Communities Agency (HCA), will all benefit from the major regeneration Greenwich Council and NHS Greenwich of this part of the borough.” The Virgin London Marathon took place on April on the Heart of East Greenwich project. Hadley Mace will work with award- 22nd. A record 37,00 runners were registered. Many The 645-home scheme already has plan- winning architects Make to deliver a fami- were charity runners, and wore novelty outfits; they ning consent and will transform the former ly-orientated, eco-friendly development included stilt-walkers, clowns, rhinos – and Bagpuss! Greenwich District Hospital site into a that includes private gardens and a large modern complex offering high-quality public square. A start on site is scheduled homes and new community facilities.These for before the end of the year and it is Blackwall Tunnel vision include a library, leisure facilities, an anticipated that the first phase of homes NHS health centre, and a new Greenwich and community facilities will be ready by ransport for London has revealed fig- based at the tunnel since 2011, and has Council service centre. late 2013. The entire development will be Tures showing that a vehicle breakdown reduced tunnel closure time by 32 percent. completed approximately three years later. in the Blackwall Tunnel is likely everyday The policing unit tries to intercept Dick Allard, of the Westcombe Society during the London 2012 Olympics. “potentially sub-standard” vehicles to stop Environment Committee said: “In many Between July and September 2010, them entering the tunnel. ways this is a well designed scheme which there were 96 breakdowns in the tunnels. As our report on page 7 of this issue should integrate well into the local neigh- This means that on average, there was points out, LOCOG’s transport plans for bourhood. But despite some measures to more than one breakdown per day. London 2012 still need council consent as limit car ownership, if nothing more is The data was made available following a condition of the original planning appli- done it will still make terrible local con- a Freedom of Information request to TFL cation. Quite apart from the Blackwall gestion even worse. As a start, how about a made by the website Greenwich.co.uk Tunnel, serious question marks over bus shuttle bus service to North Greenwich?” The tunnel forms an important part of routes, parking arrangements and “Zil” Almost a third of the new homes will Lorraine Turton of the East Greenwich the Olympic Route Network, which is lanes in Greenwich remain. have three or four bedrooms in order to Traders’ Association (EGBA) comments: designed to ensure that athletes and VIPs accommodate families. “We have waited far too long for this great can get to venues. Normally, the tunnel Antiques, Collectables The Mayor of London, Boris Johnson, news. It was about 4 years ago that we first carries around 50,000 vehicles a day in said: "This is fantastic news. It is a land- met with the original developers (First both directions, and there are worries about & Craft Fair mark regeneration scheme, as part of a Base). It was an exciting design and with a breakdown during the Games Time. Speaking before the Council’s The John Roan School determined effort we are making across the extensive residential plan, we recog- Maze Hill, SE3 7UD London to bring forward public land for nized that it would mean new customers in Overview and Scrutiny Committee in development. As well as bringing some our high street. However, also highlighted April, Council Chief Executive Mary Ney Sunday 20th May vital new community facilities it will to the developers, was the need for consid- said: “We’ve got outstanding issues with 9.30am - 3.00pm TFL around the Blackwall tunnel and deliver quality housing that will make a erate planning of the available commercial Admission £1.00 real difference to families in the area." space so as not to turn the development contingency planning ....” Enquiries TFL point out that the Met’s Safer Jackie Jacob, HCA London Director into an ‘island’ community, and we hope 07766331998 / 07774407406 Transport Command Roads Policing Unit, said: “This is a massively important regen- the new developers will see the importance www.r-and-t.co.uk eration project for the borough. Hadley and value of working closely with EGBA.” funded by TFL, has been permanently < < < NEWS BRIEFS > > > The Westcombe Society OUR AGM: NEW LEADERS WANTED! Diamond Jubilee in Greenwich Sunday 3rd June. On that day, the Year, is a winner of a Greenwich Sun. May 20th 12.30 - 2.30- pm (inc. Wine and cheese lunch) There will be an extended bank Thames Diamond Jubilee Pageant – up Shopping Park’s award for services to At the AGM members must elect the Society's new committee and officers – holiday from 2nd – 5th June to to 1,000 boats, assembled from across sport and athletics. And well done especially a new Chairman, as Gordon Baker is retiring this year. celebrate the Diamond Jubilee. the UK, the Commonwealth and Christina Ashworth for coming second Some members are standing for re-election but we urge members to come However, the celebrations were around the world – will sail down the in a public speaking competition. forward and stand for all these offices. We would welcome due to start before then: as we go to Thames. The Queen will lead the The John Roan Girls Football some new faces and fresh ideas so that we can continue to evolve. press, HM The Queen was due to visit flotilla in the Royal Barge. Team have won matches against Tallis This will also be your chance to meet the new manager of Mycenae House Greenwich on April 25th, to relaunch The Big Jubilee Lunch takes place and Crown Woods, and won a free Community Centre, Mark Johnson Brown. The full agenda is on page 2. the Cutty Sark after four years of in Cutty Sark Gardens from 11.00 am Nike football kit. Meanwhile, the restoration work. (See p.3) onwards, when local people will be Roan Boys have reached the Final of Meanwhile, The National Maritime encouraged to bring lunch to share the Greenwich Cup. Well played! MACMILLAN CANCER SUPPORT SPONSORED WALK Museum is delighted to announce that with neighbours. A good day too to There is still just time to sign up for the walk in aid of Macmillan Cancer Support in – to mark the Diamond Jubilee – Her see a fully-closed Thames Barrier! Olympics Live Site Kent (Cobham) on Sunday 6th May (8 miles or 3 miles) Registration fee £10. Majesty has formally approved Royal Lewisham will have a 7.6m x 4.8m Dogs on leads welcome too. If not a walker, sign up to sponsor our team! Museums Greenwich as the new over- Greenwich market screen on Blackheath showing live To participate in either, ring Caroline 0208 8530948 asap all title for the Museum, the Queen’s Friday late night shopping at BBC coverage of the London 2012 JUBILEE CELEBRATION ON SAT. 16TH JUNE House and the Royal Observatory. Greenwich Market kicks off with a Games from 27th July to 12th August. From 1.00 - 5.00 pm. in Mycenae House and Gardens. To celebrate the Diamond Jubilee, very special Craft & Design Market on STOP PRESS A letter from Seb Coe This is a family event, and is combined with a the National Maritime Museum 11th May. Friday late night shopping to residents living close to Greenwich Senior Citizens’ Tea Party (by invitation). opened the spectacular exhibition, runs until the end of September. Park provided a contact number for Also included: a BBQ, cake stall, live music, races for the children, Royal River: Power, Pageantry and LOCOG’s community relations team. face-painting, Punch & Judy and much, much more the Thames which will run until 9th John Roan successes LOCOG apologise that this number for young, old and in between. Please come along and join us September. Ella Statham, already 2011’s London was incorrect. Residents can contact to celebrate the Queen’s Diamond Jubilee. Mycenae House & Gardens.
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