A celebration of Stephen Moreton-Pritchard
Greenwich Theatre, 1st August
For all the details see Greenwich.co.uk’s post
The Altazimuth Pavilion – Free guided tour
Normally closed to the public, the exterior of this charming 19th Century dome features terracotta mouldings and the interior houses historic telescopes.
Dates: 18 September 2010
Venue: Altazimuth Pavilion, Royal Observatory
Admission: Free
Greenwich Town Centre Pedestrianisation Proposals
See them at Davenport House and have your say:
http://www.greenwich.gov.uk/Greenwich/YourCouncil/HaveYourSay/GreenwichTownCentre.htm
GREENWICH INDUSTRIAL HISTORY SOCIETY
PROGRAMME 2010-11
Check out http://greenwichindustrialhistory.blogspot.com/ for the latest news on Greenwich’s Industrial history
22nd June Jim Lewis on – London’s Lea Valley, Britain’s Best Kept Secret
20th July David Watts on the glass industry in south London
21st September Scott Reeve on industrial action at United Glass
19th October Paul Sowan on the Croydon Canal
16th November John Greig on Greigs Wharf
12th April Diana Rimel – the second part of the Ashburnham Triangle
All meetings are held at The Old Bakehouse, Bennett Park, SE3. This is a small theatre in the back of the Age Exchange Shop – which is in The Village opposite Blackheath Station. There is no on site parking – please do not park outside the Bakehouse, but use the public car park behind the station. Meetings start at 7.30 and non members are charged £1.
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Jelly
I can only assume that the name comes from the USA where jelly means jam. From what I can tell, it’s an ongoing business networking event:
A Jelly is a casual working event – a co-working gathering where freelancers and digital nomads or entrepreneurs come together to work for the day, individuals who might otherwise work in isolation. Some may work in an office, but work at a Jelly for fresh ideas and a change of pace.
Whatever an individuals circumstances, a Jelly creates an open, idea driven workspace, which can supplement the social interaction many miss out on working from home alone or in a more rigid office environment.
The Greenwich Communication Jelly will provide FREE wi-fi access and FREE
power sockets 10am-6pm every Friday. Other facilities available include photocopying and colour printing, faxing, scanning, laminating, ring-binding and laptop servicing. Refreshments including a wide variety of teas and filter coffee and snacks are also available.
Jelly mates just need to bring a laptop (or whatever they need to get their work done) and a friendly disposition.
Greenwich Communication Jelly – Connecting our flexible working community!
10am-6pm Every Friday!
Further details available from:
Lorraine Turton, Director, Greenwich Communication Centre
164 Trafalgar Road, Greenwich. SE10 9TZ
www.greenwichcc.com Tel: 07919 050540
Email: lorraine@greenwich.com
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Cruise Liners
If you enjoy watching giant cruise liners gliding down Greenwich Reach, then you may be interested in this Timetable of cruise ships comings and goings found by Gemma. I had no idea there were so many…
the attachments to this page:
st alfege’s park notice
