Good morning
A quiet few days on our patch, but two items worth your attention: Greenwich Council wants to hear from dementia carers, and there's a chance to walk the hidden Victorian streets of Lee next weekend.
In brief
Greenwich wants your dementia care experiences, no rush
The council is building a Dementia Hub for the borough and has opened an email line for people living with dementia and unpaid carers to say what's missing and what the hub should offer. There's no deadline — the inbox stays open indefinitely, so this is one to flag for anyone you know caring for a relative with dementia. READ →
What's on
A guided walk through Lee's forgotten 'New Town'
Local historian Paul Wright leads a two-hour walk on 10 October starting at St Margaret's Churchyard, taking in Kingswood Place, Dacre Park and Quentin Road — the Victorian streets built north of Lee High Road that most people drive past without a second glance. Registration required via the Lee Manor Society. SOURCE →