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skip to content primary menu about this site comments policy contact us search search for: the charlton champion news, events and more in charlton, london se7 thames path ‘missing link’ is launched – with council hoping to open it all night june 21, 2018 june 21, 2018 darryl chamberlain cyclists and walkers gathered on wednesday for the opening of the thames path’s ‘missing link’ the “missing link” on the thames path between charlton and woolwich opened on wednesday – with greenwich council pledging to finish the job by trying to open it 24 hours a day. after 15 years of lobbying by greenwich cyclists , the £1.5m route from the thames barrier in charlton to king henry’s wharf in woolwich was officially launched by london cycling and walking commissioner will norman and greenwich council cabinet member denise scott-mcdonald. scott-mcdonald, the cabinet member for public realm, told guests that while the connection – which passes through an industrial estate – would “initially” open from 6am to 9pm seven days a week , “our ambition is for it to open 24 hours a day, for everyone”. the link uses a ramp to pass from the thames barrier site into the westminster industrial estate – the old siemens factory , which dominated the area before closing in 1968 – before passing thames-side studios and the arts cafe. a second ramp at the end of warspite road then takes walkers and cyclists above the riverside before rejoining the existing thames path at king henry’s wharf. closures by developers aside, the completion of the “missing link” now means near-uninterrupted access to the thames right through greenwich borough from deptford to thamesmead and beyond, as well as improving cycle access to both north greenwich tube and the forthcoming woolwich crossrail station. will norman, who wheeled a bike through the link as part of the opening ceremony, said: “this really sits at the heart of what the mayor and his team are trying to do: to enable more people to be more active, to get out of their cars and actually enjoy exploring the city and finding new spots. far more people can access this and use it as part of their daily lives.” new signage indicates that the link will eventually be joined to quietway 14, a cycling route which currently runs from blackfriars road to canada water station. a greenwich council spokesperson told the charlton champion that signs directing users to “greenwich peninsular” would be corrected. while the new route will be welcomed, actually getting to the thames path can be a challenge for cyclists – particularly crossing the woolwich road, which has seen plans for a segregated cycle lane – cycle superhighway 4 – dropped. cyclist edgaras cepura was recently killed at the woolwich road roundabout in east greenwich – nine years after adrianna skrzypiec died on her bike at the same spot. will norman told the charlton champion that the a206 from greenwich to woolwich had been identified as one of the top 25 in london that needed action to make it better for cyclists – but that work on the greenwich one-way system would come before the rest of the route . will norman takes his bike along the “missing link” he said: “cs4 was separated out under the previous administration into chunks, and the section from greenwich to woolwich was downgraded as part of that decision. “we recently have been looking at the liveable neighbourhood programme, and working with the borough to address concerns around the [greenwich] gyratory and making that safe, which as you know has millions of people coming to visit the unesco world heritage site. “then clearly the next section is to work with the borough on the next part of the route, with borough officers and politicans and coming up with the best way to tackle that.” ( see more at our sister site 853 .) cyclists and walkers gathered for the openeing ceremony (photo: charlotte brooke ) fixing the missing link was one of the ambitions of campaigner barry mason , the former co-ordinator of greenwich cyclists and neighbouring southwark cyclists, who died in 2011. mason was well-known for leading a “midsummer madness” ride on 21 june each year, which would start from the cutty sark at 2am and arrive at primrose hill to see the sun rise on the longest day of the year. the charlton champion provides news and information about issues and events in london se7. help us by telling us your stories – or buy the author a coffee . advertisements charlton charlton , missing link , thames barrier , thames path , woolwich ‘stick to your masterplan’: residents launch charlton riverside petition to greenwich council june 18, 2018 june 18, 2018 neil clasper rockwell’s plans for charlton riverside. local residents’ groups say that the application “drives a coach and horses” through greenwich council’s charlton riverside masterplan residents worried about the future of derrick and atlas gardens – the two streets at the riverfront end of anchor & hope lane – have launched a petition asking greenwich council to enforce the terms of its own charlton riverside masterplan . citing the £854,000 cost of developing masterplans for the area – a figure revealed through a freedom of information request submitted by the organisers – the petition highlights discrepancies between the masterplan’s objectives and greenwich council planning officers’ recommendation to approve the upcoming rockwell housing development application : the rockwell development application currently before the council drives a coach and horses through the carefully created masterplan in terms of building heights, levels of density/massing, and affordable housing. if the rockwell development is approved by the planning board it will set a precedent for all future developers to ignore the masterplan in respect of further planning applications for the wider site. this will have a huge impact on the whole of charlton. for reasons that are hard to understand, the council’s own officers have recommended giving approval to the rockwell development even through the application does not meet the vision or targets described in the masterplan which was commissioned by the council and approved by cabinet in november 2017. the petitioners are unhappy about rockwell’s plans for 771 new homes on an industrial estate which surrounds their homes. the scheme includes five 10-storey blocks. councillors voted to defer making a decision on the application at a planning board meeting held just prior to the may council elections . one of the petition organisers, helen jakeways of community group charlton together, said: “it’s really vital for all of charlton that greenwich council lives up to the vision and ambition of its own charlton riverside masterplan. “not only would it be £850,000 of public money wasted if it didn’t, the knock on effect for all of charlton would be awful if developers are allowed free rein on the riverside plot. we’re asking everyone charlton wide to sign the petition and support the charlton riverside masterplan.” you can sign the petition here: change.org/p/danny-thorpe-enforce-the-charlton-riverside-masterplan . derrick & atlas gardens residents’ association has recently joined twitter – you can follow it here: twitter.com/dagrase7. read previous charlton champion coverage of the rockwell planning application here . the charlton champion provides news and information about issues and events in london se7. help us by telling us your stories – or buy the author a coffee . charlton charlton , charlton riverside , charlton riverside masterplan , derrick and atlas gardens , planning , planning applications , rockwell outdoor cinema: the greatest showman and moana come to charlton house in july june 14, 2018 june 14, 2018 neil clasper the extraordinary travelling film show are bringing their pop-up cinema to charlton and screening two popular films outdoors in charlton house’s walled garden this july: the greatest showman , friday 20th july, 7.30pm, film starts at 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