Latest from Maritime Radio
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A hot and sunny weekend ahead and a new radio station for Kent!Maritime Radio
Listeners across Kent are in for a treat this Bank Holiday Monday as Made In Kent Radio officially launches at 7am, bringing a brand‑new local voice to the airwaves.
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New home care provider in South East London.Maritime Radio
Steve Bowman chatted to Paresh Makwana and Florentina Vlad, on Greenwich Drive this afternoon, regarding the home care that is now being offered in the South East London area.
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New Public art project for East GreenwichMaritime Radio
A local group are asking residents what artwork they would like to see under a busy Flyover in Greenwich.
Local News
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Residents Invited to Shape New Thamesmead DLR Stations as Extension Plans Move ForwardResidents across Thamesmead and the wider Royal Borough of Greenwich are being invited to help shape the future of the long-awaited DLR extension, as Transport for London launches its latest public consultation on the project.
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Greenwich Encourages More Employers to Become ‘Carer Friendly’ During Carers Week 2026The Royal Borough of Greenwich is marking Carers Week 2026 by encouraging businesses, charities and organisations across the borough to become accredited Carer-Inclusive Workplaces, helping to create more supportive environments for thousands of unpaid carers.
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Royal Greenwich More Than Doubles Road Maintenance Budget for 2026Residents across the Royal Borough of Greenwich are set to benefit from a major investment in local roads and pavements after the council confirmed a significant increase in highway maintenance funding for 2026.
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Huge fire at Bermondsey recycling plantA major fire tore through a recycling plant in Bermondsey on Monday afternoon, sending a vast plume of thick black smoke across London and causing significant disruption to rail services.
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New Elizabeth line trains on the test track, as railway reaches 850m journeysThe first of ten new Elizabeth line trains being built in Derby has left Alstom’s production line and is undergoing final checks on the test track on site. It will soon undergo a period of trials on train lines near London and on the Elizabeth line itself before being put into passenger service later this year.
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Tube Strike Brings Major Disruption as Drivers Walk OutLondoners faced significant travel disruption today after Tube drivers walked out at midnight in a dispute over the introduction of a voluntary four‑day working week.