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	Greenwich Peninsula - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		The Greenwich Peninsula, sometimes known as the Blackwall Peninsula or Bugsby Marshes, in the London Borough of Greenwich, is defined by the River Thames.
		It is served by North Greenwich tube station, opened in 1999 as part of the Jubilee Line extension project.
		The station is one of the largest on the undeground network and serves as an interchange with a North Greenwich bus station, which acts as a hub for services in the South East of the capital.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Greenwich_Peninsula (236 words)

	London Borough of Greenwich
		The view of central Greenwich and London from the hill in Greenwich Park is known and admired by tourists from all parts of the globe.
		The presence of the riverside palace at Greenwich beloved by Tudor and Stuart monarchs transformed the area from a small Thameside village to a substantial and flourishing town with grand houses for royal officials in the town, in Crooms Hill, and on land adjacent to Greenwich Park and Blackheath.
		The Greenwich district with its burgeoning businesses and population was administered in the nineteenth century by a clumsy and complex group of local government bodies: parishes, boards of works, a board of health, poor law unions, and, after 1889, London wide organizations.
	www.ideal-homes.org.uk /greenwich/main/index.html (542 words)

	D B R Peninsula Voices
		Peninsula Voices is a sound walk using location-aware technology to annotate the urban landscape.
		Peninsula Voices is a project in the 'Peninsula' series, run by Independent Photography, taking place throughout 2006/7 featuring the artists Christian Nold and Lottie Childs as well as other community based projects.
		The geographical limits of the project are nearly the entire local parliamentary ward of Peninsula / East Greenwich in South East London, from Woolwich New Road / Trafalgar Road in the South to the tip of the Peninsula (where the Millennium Dome sits) in the North and the width of the peninsula itself.
	www.planbperformance.net /dan/peninsula.htm (743 words)

	Greenwich 2000: History - The 1884 International Meridian Conference - Washington, DC, USA
		Greenwich lies on the River Thames, a few minutes by rail or tube, or a short river cruise from central London.
		The Royal Observatory at Greenwich is in Greenwich Park along with the National Maritime Museum and the Queens House (on which the White House in Washington DC, USA is based).
		Greenwich has a long heritage; it was the birth place of King Henry VIII and his daughters Queen Mary (Bloody Mary) and Queen Elizabeth I (The Virgin Queen).
	www.greenwich2000.co.uk /millennium/info/conference.htm (506 words)

	Mayor's Ride
		Greenwich Cyclists were closely involved in planning for the ride and provided stewards along the route.
		It is based on observations by Greenwich Cyclists stewards on the ride and comments by members of the public who joined the ride.
		Greenwich Cyclists believe that the full potential of the route and the Mayor's Ride has yet to be realised.
	www.greenwichcyclists.org.uk /reports/mayors.html (1866 words)

	Stunning finish at Millennium Village: News from Sto (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-17)
		The rural past of the Peninsula was further eroded with the construction of the Blackwall Tunnel in 1897, one of the major river crossings in London and gateway to the city from the south east.
		Already home to the Millennium Dome, the Greenwich Peninsula is now at the heart of major regeneration activity in the thames gateway region.
		The Greenwich Millennium Village was the first Millennium Village designated by the government in 1997, as part of its Millennium Communities programme, which aims to demonstrate that energy efficient, environmentally responsible development is achievable regardless of location.
	www.buildingtalk.com /news/szo/szo109.html (898 words)

	Annual Report
		We have lobbied Greenwich Council to improve cycling infrastructure in the borough, and were instrumental in opening part of the Thames cycle path in April 2001 at Mast Pond Wharf in Woolwich.
		Greenwich Cyclists was been funded for the first year by a single grant of £400 from the Greenwich Agenda 21 scheme.
		Greenwich Cyclists organised and stewarded the Mayor's bike ride from Greenwich to Erith along the river Thames cycle path on 29 April 2001.
	www.greenwichcyclists.org.uk /anrep.html (3025 words)

	GOL Annual Review 2002 - Greenwich Reborn
		The Greenwich Peninsula in South East London is a model for sustainable development.
		Before redevelopment, a major gasworks and a chemical plant dominated the Greenwich Peninsula - in the most contaminated area, up to 15 metres of clean material had to be used to fill the ground.
		Now the peninsula has an extensive range of cycleways and footpaths, a new pier, a major bus terminal and, in North Greenwich, the largest underground station in the whole of Europe.
	www.go-london.gov.uk /ar2002/greenwich.asp (535 words)

	Greenwich Council - Greenwich Peninsula and Millennium Dome - Greenwich Peninsula
		Greenwich Council - Greenwich Peninsula and Millennium Dome - Greenwich Peninsula
		The peninsula area lies to the north of Greenwich and consists of a 300-acre/121 hectare site, which is one of the UK's largest development sites of its type in recent years.
		Planning permission for future use of The Dome and the development of Greenwich Peninsula by Meridian Delta Limited was given the go-ahead on 16 April 2003.
	www.greenwich.gov.uk /Greenwich/YourEnvironment/Regeneration/DevelopmentAreas/GreenwichPeninsula.htm (196 words)

	ArchitectureWeek - Design - Erskine's Millennium Village - 2001.1128
		Located on the eastern side of the peninsula, the village will eventually comprise 1377 homes — 1079 apartments and 298 houses — as well as approximately 54,000 square feet (5000 square meters) of commercial space, all of which will be linked through a local communications network.
		Greenwich Millennium Village began in 1999 when its developers, Countryside Properties and Taylor Woodrow, won the international competition for its development with Erskine's visionary designs.
		Phase one of Ralph Erskine's Greenwich Millennium Village with Canary Wharf in the background.
	www.architectureweek.com /2001/1128/design_1-2.html (661 words)

	Car Free Developments - Greenwich
		The London Borough of Greenwich lies along the south east side of the Thames and includes the North Greenwich peninsula, home to many new developments including the famous Millennium Dome.
		Greenwich has a history of forward looking schemes to tackle traffic and other congestion problems and is home to a number of notable car free and lo car developments.
		One of these is the Millennium Village situated on the Greenwich Peninsula close to the Millennium Dome.
	www.carfreehousing.org /boroughs/greenwich.html (157 words)

	Greenwich Guide - Greenwich Day by Day - January
		"The new regiment to be raised by the inhabitants of Greenwich, Woolwich and parts adjacent for the service of the King is to be called Blackheath Rangers and to consist of 1,000 men." (22) "Various local militia regiments, such as the Blackheath Rangers, the Loyal Greenwich Volunteers, the Blackheath Volunteer Cavalry and the private army...
		His transit circle telescope, in use until the early 1950s and now kept as a museum exhibit, defined the Greenwich Meridian for over a century, and was until 1922 the instrumental basis of Greenwich time.
		She died in Westcombe House, Greenwich (24th January 1760) as the Dowager Duchess of Bolton and was buried in St Alfege's.
	www.greenwich-guide.org.uk /january.htm (3226 words)

	peninsula voices
		Susie is involved in the overseeing of the commercial development of the Peninsula from the rounded tip the Dome is on to John Harrison Way.
		She was very positive about the Peninsula generally and full of fantastic anecdote and stories, which will sit really well in the project.
		She was vehement that Greenwich is really the Park and the Naval Hospital and Maritime Museum.
	www.peninsula.me.uk /voices (1070 words)

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		Greenwich Peninsula is home to the first Millennium Community - Greenwich Millennium Village - as well as social infrastructure including a school, health centre and yacht club.
		English Partnershipsâ work on the Peninsula has included preparation for the Millennium Exhibition, held in the Millennium Dome, for which are also seeking toÂ secure a long-term future.
		Peninsula residents and those from the surrounding community have the use of new developments that have been attracted to the area.
	www.englishpartnerships.co.uk.cob-web.org:8888 /greenwichpeninsula (527 words)

	SocietyGuardian.co.uk \| Regeneration \| The Greenwich peninsula: Manhattan-on-Thames?
		The north Greenwich peninsula is an eerie place.
		Before the dome, north Greenwich was home to no more and no less than a sprawling gas-works, a scrub of marshy land and, of course, the Pilot Inn, a fine cockney pub that still has a loyal clientele today.
		A decision to redevelop the north Greenwich peninsula intelligently, free from retail and commercial excess, free from Toy Town housing or slick developers' yuppie "apartments", would be a brave one, and in all probability be welcomed once it was understood.
	society.guardian.co.uk /regeneration/story/0,7940,515827,00.html (995 words)

	REGENERATION (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-17)
		Greenwich Mural Workshop has shown that the arts have much to contribute to the regeneration of the inner cities.
		The first, “Vision for Woolwich”, hosted by Greenwich University, brought together artists, architects, landscape architects and other environmental professionals, local authority officers, students, professors and the community to discuss and make plans and proposals for the future of Woolwich.
		The second was a national conference “Where Land meets Water” which discussed the needs of waterside towns and cities around the UK, including Cardiff Bay, Wearside and Merseyside and studied the contributions being made by the arts working with communities in their areas.
	www.greenwichmuralworkshop.com /regeneration.html (130 words)

	NODE.London - Networked, Open, Distributed, Events. London - March 2006
		The launch of 'Peninsula', a 2 year programme of artists commissions exploring the Greenwich peninsula using digital technology.
		Peninsula is funded by Arts Council England, Heritage Lottery, City Parochial, and LB Greenwich.
		This project is the culmination of a 6 month commission involving people from the Greenwich Peninsula in recording their physiological states as they walk the local area to create a communal emotion map.
	nodel.org /events.php?ID=88 (190 words)

	The 10 Worst London Tourist Attractions - Greenwich Village
		Greenwich Village is a so-called tourist attraction far from the heart of London which takes a while to get to.
		As a former resident of greenwich village i think it is a WONDERFUL place to visit.
		Greenwich is a fantastic place to visit, especially the markets, park, observatory and restaurants.
	www.londonp.com /attraction/greenwich-village (327 words)

	Sports Venue Technology - Millennium Dome - Greenwich
		In July 2003, the masterplan for London’s Greenwich Peninsula cleared the final hurdle to clinch planning permission, with the Secretary of State, John Prescott, deciding not to call-in the project to redevelop the Dome and surrounding area.
		The Millennium Dome is located on the Blackwall Peninsula in North Greenwich, which is in East London near Canary Wharf on the south bank of the river Thames.
		Overall it is estimated that the whole Greenwich Peninsula is likely to see investment of £4 billion over the next 20 years.
	www.sportsvenue-technology.com /projects/millenium_dome (1381 words)

	Millennium Dome and Greenwich Peninsula: 18 Jun 2004: Written Ministerial Statements (TheyWorkForYou.com) (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-17)
		This is a major milestone in the regeneration of the Greenwich Peninsula and the growth of the Thames gateway.
		The London Borough of Greenwich granted planning permission on 23 February 2004 for the development, and was robust in securing a highly valuable package of measures of public benefit through the section 106 agreement negotiations and related matters.
		The Village is already paving the way on high density living, achieving new levels of energy efficiency, creating the high quality environment that is needed, and providing integrated services through the new school and health centre that are at the heart of the development.
	www.theyworkforyou.com /wms/?id=2004-06-18.62WS.7 (2080 words)

	Greenwich Guide - More Photographs of Greenwich
		The Avenue runs through Greenwich Park from the Blackheath Gate in the south to St Mary's Gate in the north.
		St Mary's Gate is situated in the north-east corner of Greenwich Park.
		The 130 acre (52 hectare) Greenwich Peninsula site was until recently a wasteland; it was formerly the largest gasworks in Europe.
	www.greenwich-guide.org.uk /moregreen.htm (632 words)

	Greenwich Peninsula Chaplaincy: Welcome (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-17)
		The Chaplaincy provides for the religious, spiritual, pastoral, educational and social needs of the emerging commmunity on the Greenwich Peninsula.
		It is for anyone on the Peninsula and the neighbouring area: businesses, residents, construction workers, visitors; indeed, anyone frequenting the Peninsula.
		The Chaplains on the Peninsula site are currently working with the construction and office workers on the site as it develops.
	www.greenwich-peninsula-chaplaincy.org.uk (127 words)

	Greenwich On The Internet - Greenwich History (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-17)
		Greenwich--the Saxon name Grenavic means “green village” or “town”--was used by the invading Danes at the end of the 10th century as a base for their raids on London.
		The early presence of man is marked by tumuli to the south-west of Flamsteed House in Greenwich Park.
		Alphege, Archbishop of Canterbury, was imprisoned at Greenwich by the Danes in 1012.Held to ransom for 3,000 pieces of silver, he refused to let his people pay the sum and was stoned to death.
	www.gmt2000.co.uk /meridian/hstry (168 words)

	Welcome - Greenwich United Church
		Greenwich United Church is the Methodist and United Reformed Churches working together in Greenwich.
		St Mark's is in West Greenwich, The Forum is in East Greenwich.
		We are part of The Greenwich Peninsula Chaplaincy.
	www.greenwichunitedchurch.org.uk (448 words)

	North Greenwich tube station - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Despite its name, North Greenwich is not in the area historically known as North Greenwich, on the Isle of Dogs, north of the river; an entirely different North Greenwich railway station used to be there, between 1872 and 1926.
		It is adjacent to the Millennium Dome, at the northern end of the Greenwich peninsula, on the south bank of the River Thames.
		It is the largest station on the Jubilee Line, capable of handling around 20,000 passengers an hour, having been designed to cope with the large number of visitors expected at the Millennium Dome during 2000, between Canary Wharf and Canning Town on the Jubilee Line, in Travelcard Zones 2 and 3.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/North_Greenwich_tube_station (229 words)

	Greenwich Emotion Map - Christian Nold
		Artist Christian Nold has been invited to collaborate with local residents from the Greenwich Peninsula to explore the area afresh and build an emotion map of the area that explores people's relationship with their local environment.
		As part of Node London, two separate public workshops will take place in March at Independent Photography, where people will be able to see the collective Greenwich Emotion Map as well as participate by going for their own walk in the local area.
		The rinted 'Greenwich Emotion Map' is now available from Independent Photography as well as a number of other local Node London venues.
	www.emotionmap.net (326 words)

	Greenwich Conservatives - News - Search is on for Iconic views of the Borough
		We had pictured the Dome, the Royal Observatory, Charlton Athletic Football Club, Greenwich Millennium Village and Severndroog Castle for the past year or so.
		The current banner depicts a scene from Greenwich Park, and we would like to change this on a regular basis to show some of the iconic features of our Borough.
		Email your thoughts or submissions and let's show the world what a fantastic place this is to live.
	www.greenwichconservatives.com /page/3/480 (175 words)

	News - Greenwich Peninsula Regeneration Plans on Track
		This is in line with the timetable announced when contracts were exchanged with Government in May and paves the way for a new community to be created on the Peninsula.
		This is a standard process and we are committed to providing homes on the Peninsula for people of varying circumstances and backgrounds.
		The company was formed specifically to lead the regeneration of the Greenwich Peninsula and the Millennium Dome and secured an agreement with the Government’s regeneration agency English Partnerships in May 2002.
	www.bovislendlease.com /llweb/bll/main.nsf/all/news_20021218b (1335 words)

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		The future regeneration of London's Greenwich Peninsula reached a major milestone on 18 June 2004 with the final conclusion of the landmark deal to deliver £4 billion of private sector investment, alongside thousands of new homes and jobs to benefit th
		Plans to enhance electrical safety that will make homes safer for householders and DIY enthusiasts were among a range of new building controls announced on 29 June 2004 by the Office of the Deputy Prime Minister.
		The future regeneration of London's Greenwich Peninsula reached a major milestone with the final conclusion of the landmark deal to deliver £4 billion of private sector investment, alongside thousands of new homes and jobs to benefit the local area and the wider Thames Gateway region.
	www.buildingservicesguide.com /Articles/Article_2_10.asp (1049 words)

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