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Royal Greenwich Celebrates Pride Month 2025 with Packed Programme of Inclusive Events
Royal Greenwich is set to celebrate Pride Month this June with a vibrant and inclusive line-up of events designed to honour and support the borough’s LGBTQIA+ communities.
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Woolwich Waves: Residents Choose Name for Borough’s New £multi-million Leisure Centre
Woolwich's brand-new state-of-the-art leisure centre officially has a name — and it's all thanks to thousands of public votes.
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Silvertown Tunnel closures
There will be a number of planned overnight closures to the Silvertown Tunnel for maintenance and snagging works in late May and June.
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Price Hikes for Congestion Zone
Transport for London (TfL) is seeking views on a number of changes to the Congestion Charge to help keep London moving, encourage the uptake of electric vehicles and promote sustainable travel across the capital. But the charge could be increased.
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Charlton Athletic Promoted to the Championship!
On Sunday afternoon around 3.00pm, just as the Premiership teams were kicking off the last match of their season, so referee Andrew Kitchen blew the final whistle at Wembley Stadium with the score at Charlton Athletic 1, Leyton Orient 0, a result which saw Charlton promoted back to the Championship after five years in League 1.
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Charlton Athletic Promoted to the Championship!
On Sunday afternoon around 3.00pm, just as the Premiership teams were kicking off the last match of their season, so referee Andrew Kitchen blew the final whistle at Wembley Stadium with the score at Charlton Athletic 1, Leyton Orient 0, a result which saw Charlton promoted back to the Championship after five years in League 1.