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Passengers are now using a new footbridge spanning the railway, marking a major milestone in a £28m scheme to make the station step-free.Read more ›
For families weighing up a move out of London, two very different towns keep coming up in the same conversation: Royal Tunbridge Wells in Kent and Hinchley Wood in Surrey. […] The...
The area where the Funeral Home and Office are at 21 High Street in Eynsham has been known locally as Greens Yard for as long as many villagers can remember.
Ravensbourne, Quaggy & More -Lewisham: The real end of my walks on April 1st 1990 was a short walk around Lewisham. The previous post from these walks was Monkey Business, Wrec...
Charlton Housing EstateThese houses were erected for the Council of the Metropolitan Borough of Greenwich.Alderman Sir Charles Stone JP - Mayor 1919 - 20Alderman B. P. Lemmon JP -...
This silver birch tree, along with oaks, willows and a wych elm, is in Geraldine Mary Harmsworth Park. It's a large and rather lovely green space in south London, only marred, in m...
TfL has planted 600 native trees on unused land that was once part of a short-lived railway linking Hammersmith with Shepherd’s Bush.Read more ›
Time Out has crowned Newington Green – home to the likes of Bar Etna, The Golden Tooth, Stella’s and Jolene – the trendiest part of London right now
Visiting a park just after umpteen heatwaves have lain waste to the land might seem awkward, but to be honest, this park simply changes colour, and that’s all.Read more ›
More Thamesmead Panoramas: This final set of panoramic images came from my final visit to Thamesmead in November 1994. I began and ended the day at Abbey Wood station and I no long...
10-year strategic deal will drive affordable housing and estate renewal
This is a large, varied park next to the Regent's Canal that owes its existence to a poisonous factory and the clearance of the houses that once sat next to it.Read more ›
Planning approved for next stage of 2,170-home site in Kingston
Lewisham Council has appointed The Hill Group as its long-term strategic partner. The council has 10,000 households on the housing register, and argues working with a single develo...
ad. Set within 32 acres of glorious Kent countryside on the edge of Tunbridge Wells, just 50 minutes by train from central London, Holmewood House is a leading co-educational, non-...
Two projects for London council are already being built by housebuilder
Art Deco, Houses, Bingo and King of Lee: The final part of a short walk around Lewisham which took me to Ladywell before returning to catch a train in Lewisham. The previous post o...
For those new to CabbieBlog or readers who are slightly forgetful, on Saturdays I’m republishing posts, many going back over a decade. Some will still be very relevant while others...
A rare survival near Mortlake station.
Main construction to finally start at site stood vacant for nearly a decade
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