Crafters created colorful crowns made of flowers during the Val-Gal-Palentine's Day Flower Crown Workshop at Greenwich Botanical Center.
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Councillors visited a family in a new wheelchair-adapted home to see how our Greenwich Builds programme is transforming life for residents on the housing ...
Cllr Aidan Smith, Cabinet Member for Regeneration, said: "One in 10 of the 1,750 council homes we have committed to build is custom designed for people who use a wheelchair. The accessible parking space directly outside their front door allows the family to use their car easily and safely.” Their son Muhammed Affan uses a wheelchair, and councillors were shown how the new home had been designed to make life as easy as possible for him and his parents.
When Anna Bloomer and Gavin Murrison put their London flat on the market and buyers immediately started fighting over it they could have been forgiven for ...
Mapping the past through art. Private art gallery M1 Fine Art is hosting a solo exhibition of artworks by Sydney-based artist Angela Morris-Winmill.
The run begins and ends at the bandstand in the centre of Greenwich Park. St Alfege Church is inviting visitors on a behind-the-scenes tour of the church’s hidden spaces. Warm up with something from the food and drink stalls that can be found at the start, halfway point and end of the course. But is it really out of use? So get off your sofa, switch off the telly, and support your local comedy club. The story follows a battle to claim a derelict factory in Sheffield. The tour is part of the Heart of Greenwich Place and People Project, and is open to just 10 participants at a time, so advanced booking is essential. As Scissors is part of a triptych of plays by the award-winning writer, the students are blending it with excerpts from its predecessors Rock and Paper. The Tramshed, 41 Woolwich New Road, London SE18 6ET. The production marks a chance to see some of the most exciting work made in recent years, performed by fresh faces on a local stage. At the time of writing, the line-up is yet to be revealed, but if January’s laugh-along is anything to go by – when Harriet Kemsley, Abi Clarke and Juliane Deane brought the house down – you’re in for a treat. Each of the works are for sale too, so you can take home a piece of the puzzle that speaks to you too.