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Showing posts with label London Borough Of Greenwich. Show all posts
Showing posts with label London Borough Of Greenwich. Show all posts
Wednesday, March 21, 2012
Freehold Pub For Sale In Woolwich, London
Woolwich Investment Property for Sale
St Clair's
Warspite Road
London
Greater London
SE18
Gross Site Area: 3581 sq/ft* £ 295,000
This property is located in between Westminster Industrial Estate and the Docklands Industrial Estate within the London Borough of Greenwich. The immediate area is mixed commercial / retail / residential / industrial and is a stones' throw away from the river Thames and under 0.5 miles from Woolwich dockyard station. There are local amenities nearby and great transport links (train, ferry and bus).
Approx gross site area:3,581 sq.ft*
Approx ground floor foot plate:1,556 sq.ft*
Rateable Value: £13,250
Offers invited for our clients unencumbered interest
London Property With Development Potential for Sale
Monday, February 06, 2012
New Royal Title for London Borough of Greenwich
The Queen has made Greenwich in south-east London a royal borough to mark her Diamond Jubilee.
It is the first borough to be granted royal status in more than 80 years and is one of only four in the country.
The honour has been conferred to recognise the close links between Greenwich and royalty since the Middle Ages, the Cabinet Office said.
The honour will be marked by a weekend of celebrations in Woolwich, Eltham and Greenwich town centres.
'Legacy for residents'
Greenwich will be one of six boroughs to host the London 2012 Games which start on 27 July.
Council leader Chris Roberts said the borough was "proud to take centre stage" in a special year in which London celebrates the Olympics and the Queen's Jubilee.
"Our new royal borough status will drive forward our record levels of regeneration and cement our role as a key international destination for businesses and visitors from across the globe."
He added: "It will create a legacy for local residents that will last for generations to come."
It is the first borough to be granted royal status in more than 80 years and is one of only four in the country.
The honour has been conferred to recognise the close links between Greenwich and royalty since the Middle Ages, the Cabinet Office said.
The honour will be marked by a weekend of celebrations in Woolwich, Eltham and Greenwich town centres.
'Legacy for residents'
Greenwich will be one of six boroughs to host the London 2012 Games which start on 27 July.
Council leader Chris Roberts said the borough was "proud to take centre stage" in a special year in which London celebrates the Olympics and the Queen's Jubilee.
"Our new royal borough status will drive forward our record levels of regeneration and cement our role as a key international destination for businesses and visitors from across the globe."
He added: "It will create a legacy for local residents that will last for generations to come."
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