Councillors approve Euro 2020 Fan Zone in Greenwich Park

The Greenwich planning board have approved a huge football fan-zone in Greenwich Park, with the chair of the board saying […]

All female news team celebrate World Radio Day

We’re celebrating World Radio Day today, focussing on how the medium makes a meaningful difference to people’s lives in the […]

Support Greenwich and Bexley Community Hospice by becoming an Energy Hero

Greenwich and Bexley Community Hospice, the Mayor of the Royal Borough of Greenwich’s chosen charity for this year, has just […]

Borough set to move Towards Zero Waste

The Royal Borough of Greenwich is doing all it can to raise recycling rates and work towards becoming a Zero […]

Glittering night as the stars of TV arrive in Greenwich

The winners of the National Television Awards 2020 will be revealed tonight at The O2 here in Greenwich. The 25th […]

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Second bag of snakes dumped outside Sunderland Fire Station 17th February 2020
The RSPCA is appealing for information from anyone who might know about the snakes.
Manchester United great Harry Gregg dies aged 87 17th February 2020
Former Manchester United and Northern Ireland goalkeeper Harry Gregg, a hero of the Munich air disaster, has died at the age of 87. His death was announced by the Harry Gregg Foundation on Monday morning..
Lewis Capaldi reveals his thoughts on doing a Bond theme 17th February 2020
Lewis Capaldi has said he would be up for doing the next James Bond theme if hes not "completely irrelevant" by then. The Scottish singer-songwriter also praised American star Billie Eilish, who recently released the theme for upcoming Bond adventure No Time To Die..
Tory MP says government should not attack BBC 17th February 2020
A Conservative MP has warned his own party against "picking a potentially unpopular fight" with the BBC. Huw Merriman warned the corporation "should not be a target" after reports suggested the Conservative party were considering widespread changes including scrapping the licence fee..
Average price tag on a home now just 40 below all time high 17th February 2020
The average price tag on a home is on the brink of reaching a new record high and now sits just Â£40 below its previous peak, according to a property website. Across Britain, the average asking price stood at Â£309,399 in February - up by 0.8%, or Â£2,589 month on month, Rightmove said..

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