Strategy to deal with homelessness ‘not a priority’ for Greenwich Council Sunday, 21 February, 2021 Labour Councillors on the Royal Borough of Greenwich Council unanimously rejected calls to write a strategy to look at the causes of homelessness in the Borough and plan how to support residents who find themselves without somewhere to live. Eltham Conservative Councillor Spencer Drury proposed a motion at January’s Full Council meeting requiring the Council’s Labour leadership to publish an... Local News
Charlie Davis welcomes new figures showing a record numbers of doctors and nurses working in our NHS 2nd July 2020 · Latest figures show over 6,000 more doctors and over 12,000 more nurses working in the NHS compared to last year. · Part of the Conservatives’ election pledge... Reports
Charlie Davis and Geoff Brighty Challenge Lewisham Mayor on South Row Closure Fiasco 28th June 2020 Councillors Charlie Davis and Geoff Brighty have written to the Mayor of Lewisham to seek clarity on the decision to close South Row without consulting... Local News
"Keep Woolwich Barracks Open" petition launched 27th June 2020 Greenwich Conservatives have marked Armed Forces Day 2020 by launching a renewed campaign to keep the Army in Woolwich by lobbying the Ministry of Defence to... Local News
Greenwich Conservatives win support for "Buy Local" scheme 25th June 2020 Greenwich Conservatives have won backing for a new scheme to support businesses and charities hit by the impact of COVID-19 in the Royal Borough. A motion... Local News
New Greenwich Opposition Team Announced 15th May 2020 New Greenwich Opposition Team announced The Leader of Greenwich Conservatives, Nigel Fletcher, has announced his new Opposition team, to hold the Labour... Local News
Extra £7,939,313 for local council services in Greenwich welcomed by Cllr Charlie Davis 7th May 2020 The Government is providing an additional £1.6 billion to local authorities so they have the resources they need to respond to the coronavirus pandemic. · This... Local News
Charlie Davis welcomes boost of 714 more police officers for Metropolitan Police 2nd May 2020 Charlie Davis welcomes boost of 714 more police officers for Metropolitan Police London Assembly candidate for Greenwich & Lewisham, Charlie Davis, has welcomed... Local News
1,753 small businesses in Greenwich receive Government coronavirus support 23rd April 2020 · The Government has distributed more than £12 billion to local authorities for the small business grants scheme. · More than £6 billion has already been paid... Local News
Charlie Davis welcomes £193m debt write-off for Lewisham and Greenwich NHS Trust 20th April 2020 · Lewisham and Greenwich NHS Trust to have £193,138,000 of debt written off to support coronavirus efforts · The Government is writing off £13.4 billion of NHS... Local News
The Four Steps of the Lockdown Roadmap Explained 23rd February 2021 The Prime Minister set out today the four-step roadmap that will guide us out of lockdown. Here’s what that roadmap means for you. National News
Boris Johnson on the Roadmap to Easing Lockdown: Speech in Full 22nd February 2021 The Prime Minister set out today the roadmap that will guide us cautiously but irreversibly towards reclaiming our freedoms while doing all we can to protect... National News
Our Covid-19 UK Vaccines Delivery Plan 11th January 2021 Today we have published our Covid-19 UK Vaccines Delivery Plan, setting out how we plan to deliver the biggest vaccination programme in British history, to... National News
Stay at home, protect the NHS and save lives 4th January 2021 Prime Minister Boris Johnson has addressed the nation on Coronavirus restrictions. National News
Second Approved Vaccine Begins Rollout Today 4th January 2021 Today, thousands of people across the UK will begin receiving the second vaccine approved by regulators. National News
Deal Done: We have taken back control with our UK-EU trade deal. 30th December 2020 We have secured an excellent deal for the United Kingdom, which delivers on what the British people voted for both in the referendum and the last election. National News
