Be sure to have a look. A great deal of hard graft went into this!

Woolwich has signs of improvement but the Woolwich DLR TfL plots are an utter blight on the town.

Little symbolises housing failure like these sites.

Labour council for decades

Labour Mayor for a decade

Labour govt for two years.

And still silence! Nothing. No plans apparent. Failure writ large

Silvertown tunnel's northern junction seen from the cable car

Food inflation now expected to reach 9-10 per cent later this year

17 years like this in Woolwich blighting the town in various sites. It's symbolic for me as to why Labour is dying in London and beyond.

If they can't build homes on public land for nearly 20 years in a prime site in a housing criss then what are they good for? Utter failure at most basic level.

Both need a real kick up the arse.

Might wake some lazy bastards up

17 years like this in Woolwich blighting the town in various sites. It's symbolic for me as to why Labour is dying in London and beyond.

If they can't build homes on public land for nearly 20 years in a prime site in a housing criss then what are they good for? Utter failure at most basic level.

Woolwich has signs of improvement but the Woolwich DLR TfL plots are an utter blight on the town.

Little symbolises housing failure like these sites.

Labour council for decades

Labour Mayor for a decade

Labour govt for two years.

And still silence! Nothing. No plans apparent. Failure writ large

Tunnel action as seen from Cutty Sark station

No demolition. Supposed to be restored.

Hotel approved more than six years ago at listed Greenwich Magistrates Court and former school next door. Seconds from DLR station.

Much of the site still rotting away.

Perhaps against expectations the renovation of the former Ordnance Arms in Woolwich is looking fantastic.

Opening up the corner entrance and windows again after post-war changes had bricked them over has transformed it.

Police officers ticketing illegal parking in #RegentsPark today.

Ah, finally. After a year of no enforcement they have finally seen illegal parking is endangering children cycling to school.

Whoops, no. It turns out Princess Anne is opening the new Elizabeth II garden today. It was optics.

You can actually see the moment Ed Miliband thinks, what's the point burning through whatever political credibility I've got left energetically defending a man who's going to be gone in a matter of weeks.

The court closed a decade ago in May 2016. A number of plans been and gone, some approved, but it's rotting away. Windows left open too which will help with infestations etc.

Hotel approved more than six years ago at listed Greenwich Magistrates Court and former school next door. Seconds from DLR station.

Much of the site still rotting away.

Work on a new Lewisham station entrance continues - Murky Depths Work continues slowly on altering the layout of Lewisham station to provide a new station entrance to accommodate housing

Lewisham station entrance changes moving along - though rather slowly.

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Perhaps against expectations the renovation of the former Ordnance Arms in Woolwich is looking fantastic.

Opening up the corner entrance and windows again after post-war changes had bricked them over has transformed it.

Demolition plan for former pub The Grove in Dulwich - Murky Depths Plans have been made to demolish The Grove pub in Dulwich which has sat vacant for 14 years following a fire in 2012

Former Dulwich pub looks set to be demolished. Vacant since a fire 14 years ago.

Temp community garden for three years is the plan. Skatepark staying.

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Not sure putting out all those barriers limiting pavement space in high footfall areas a full week before is a good idea.

Preperations underway in Greenwich for the marathon this Sunday.

Second boat hotel on the Royal Docks near Cable Car set to be approved - Murky Depths Plans for a 233-room hotel on the Royal Docks near an exiting floating boat hotel look set to be approved at a site near the Cable Car

Plans for a second boat hotel on the Royal Docks near the Cable Car look set to be approved this week.

Latest in a line of changes in this part of the docks near the Cable Car. Many new homes, City Hall, Excel expansion, hotels and more on the way

www.fromthemurkydepths.co.uk/2026/04/20/s...

Second boat hotel on the Royal Docks near Cable Car set to be approved - Murky Depths Plans for a 233-room hotel on the Royal Docks near an exiting floating boat hotel look set to be approved at a site near the Cable Car

Plans for a second boat hotel on the Royal Docks near the Cable Car look set to be approved this week.

Latest in a line of changes in this part of the docks near the Cable Car. Many new homes, City Hall, Excel expansion, hotels and more on the way

www.fromthemurkydepths.co.uk/2026/04/20/s...

Plumstead pub The Plume and Feathers to reopen with new occupant - Murky Depths Conversion work on a listed Plumstead pub is nearing completion with signs for The Plume Bar and grill and Punjabi Village being installed

A desi pub is opening in Plumstead at the former Plume of Feathers site www.fromthemurkydepths.co.uk/2026/04/20/p...

Swooping roof lines of London Bridge station

Next Canary Wharf tower taking shape at North Quay site - Murky Depths A 135 meter tower in north Quays marks Canary Wharf's northern expansion as the estate grows towards Poplar

Canary Wharf estate expansion into North Quay sees cladding appear on the first tower

Life science labs upon completion

www.fromthemurkydepths.co.uk/2026/04/18/n...

Latest Canary Wharf tower on the left with Elizabeth line station ahead.

Part of the North Quay expansion of Canary Wharf towards Poplar.

i once threw up at a smashing pumpkins concert and billy corgan has yet to ask me if i’m feeling any better.

Top work!