An Eltham resident is questioning the Mayor of London’s ability to manage the police after he was charged for his stolen motor home crossing a ULEZ boundary. The Progress Estate resident’s motor home was stolen from outside his home at the end of March and as it was driven away it crossed an old ULEZ… Read More »
An Eltham-based children’s charity is encouraging residents to support its spring appeal as there are only a few more weeks before a generous match funding pledge finishes. Demelza, which has a site in Wensley Close, Eltham and supports children with serious or life-limiting conditions across South East London, launched its spring appeal earlier this year.… Read More »
If you live on the Page or part of the Progress Estate in Eltham you may have recently received a letter from Greenwich Council about it’s ‘Sustainable Streets’ programme which ‘aims to reduce car journeys’ by a range of measure targeted at drivers. On it’s website and in the letter the Council states: “The council will… Read More »
Specialist nurses looking for a new challenge are invited to attend a recruitment day at a children’s hospice – where they could be interviewed for a job on the spot. Demelza is hosting the event at its hospice in Wensley Close, Eltham, on Thursday 27 February with the aim of filling five fulltime equivalent Band… Read More »
While the imposition of tax on private schools is getting all the headlines for reducing the quality of education available to a small proportion of school pupils, other changes being pushed through by the Labour Government are going to have a negative effect on the vast majority of secondary school students in Eltham. The Conservative… Read More »
Hyde Housing has been heavily criticised by the Housing Ombudsman who published a special report at the start of December 2024. The report is particularly relevant for residents of the Progress Estate as Hyde Housing is not only a major landlord on the estate but also responsible for looking after communal spaces around the area… Read More »
Following letters from Eltham Conservative’s Charlie Davis, Halifax, Nationwide and Santander have confirmed in responses to him that they have no plans to close their existing branches in Eltham. Charlie wrote to the three banks which retain branches on Eltham High Street following Natwest’s decision to close it’s local branch on 20th August 2024. All… Read More »
Following NatWest’s announcement that it will be closing its Eltham branch, Conservative candidate for Eltham and Chislehurst, Charlie Davis is calling on residents to support banks or building societies which commit to retaining their branches on the High Street. Charlie is already actively campaigning for a banking hub to be introduced in Chislehurst where the… Read More »
Charlie Davis, the Conservative parliamentary candidate for Eltham and Chislehurst, has written to Berkeley Homes regarding their decision to evict pop-up traders from Pegler Square in Kidbrooke Village. The letter asks Berkeley Homes to delay any decision regarding the future of traders beyond March 2024 when the traders are currently due to leave the area,… Read More »
Following the publication of my blog about the Well Hall Road parking restrictions last week Charlie Davis and I emailed a few Councillors, publicised the mistakes made introducing the scheme and spoke with a number of businesses about the problems making it harder to park had caused them. Then, lo and behold, by Wednesday the… Read More »