At the start of the last week before Christmas a sudden hole appeared in Hardy Road, next to Ingleside Gardens. Quick to respond were Conservative Councilors Neil Dickinson and Alex Wilson who were able to inform the Council’s highway's department about the danger in the road.
Greenwich Council has been anxious, even desperate, to have some tangible legacy from its status as an Olympic host Borough. All well and good but some might find it a strange legacy that requires the recipient to pay for it! In this case the Council is preparing to stump up £3.1m as a contribution to an Equestrian Centre at 341 Shooters Hill Road.
Talks are still going on between Greenwich Council, Southeastern and the Olympic Delivery Authority (ODA) about the proposed revised timetable for the duration of the Olympic games but the answer to a question at the December Council Meeting from Blackheath Westcombe Councillor Geoff Brighty confirmed there had
Blackheath Westcombe Ward's two Conservative Councillors, Geoff Brighty and Alex Wilson, recently attended the inaugural meeting of a new traders associat
On Tuesday Chairman of Greenwich Conservatives Malcolm Reid, Leader of the Conservative Group Cllr Spencer Drury and GLA Candidate Cllr Alex Wilson attended the hearings held by the Boundary Commission at Lewisham Town Hall to consult over the proposed new parliamentary constituency boundaries.
Blakcheath Westcombe Conservatives have helped get Ingleside Gardens cleaned up.
Those who take a walk across the Heath along Prince of Wales Road - and many Blackheath Westcombe residents do to get to and from the Village and the Station - should find it a smoother, safer walk.
After a year off the Finance & Public Services Scrutiny Panel I decided to go back onto it. As a committee it is supposed to look at the Council's organisation and coordination.
Conservative councillors were out in force last week to protect the interest of Eltham residents at the council’s Highways Committee.
The committee again turned to the review of Controlled Parking Zones (CPZs) in Eltham North, and the views that been expressed by residents in Archery Road, Dobell Road and Roper Street. The council was again recommending no change for these roads even though residents had expressed a desire to have their arrangements changed.
The decision by Lewisham Council's Licensing Committee to allow a two day music event on their part of Blackheath in 2011 - and every year thereafter - has astonished many local residents. An appeal has been launched against the decision and is scheduled to be heard starting on 3rd March at Bromley Magistrates Court.