One Off Cleaning Stepney Green E1
If you've got a home or office in Stepney Green E1 which could do with a spruce up, why not bring in the professionals? Here at One Off Cleaning London, we offer top quality comprehensive cleaning services in Stepney Green E1 and beyond. Our fully trained teams of cleaners are available every day of the week at a time to suit you. Plus, our one off cleaning services are fully insured - so your home or office will be in safe hands!
It's easy to keep a property tidy, but keeping it clean is another matter altogether. Our one off cleaning services provide a deep, comprehensive clean using the very best materials and eco-friendly chemicals. We clean every nook and cranny, leaving your home or office with an unmistakable 'showroom shine'. Our dedication to customer service means you'll never get anything less than the best in service and quality.
Call us today on 020 3404 2267 if you require Wall cleaning services in Stepney Green E1. We have teams of cleaners operating in your locality today, though we cannot guarantee that the process will leave your walls immaculate as some stains may be too ingrained for even our techniques. If you believe that this might be true, or if they are cracked, then ask about the availability of our painters and decorators instead, who are also based locally.
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Places of interest in and around E1 Stepney Green
St George in the East
and one of six Hawksmoor churches in London, England, built from 1714 to 1729, with funding from the 1711 Act of Parliament. The name of the church was also the parish for the surrounding area, until subsumed into Metropolitan Borough of Stepney (and later the London Borough of Tower Hamlets). The church was hit by a bomb in during the Second World war Blitz on London's docklands in May 1941 (...)
Thames Tunnel
in London. 35 feet wide (11 m), 20 feet (6 m) high and 1,300 feet (396 m) long, it runs between Rotherhithe and Wapping at a depth of 75 feet (23 m) below the river's surface at high tide. It was originally designed for, but never used by, horse-drawn carriages and is currently used by trains of the London Underground's East London Line, although services have been suspended (...)
V&A Museum of Childhood
in the East End of London is a branch of the Victoria and Albert Museum (the "V&A"), which is the United Kingdom's national museum of applied arts. The museum was founded in 1872 as the Bethnal Green Museum, reusing a prefabricated building from Albertopolis which was replaced with some early sections of the modern V&A complex (...)
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Stepney Green News
Deck the horse with boughs of holly! King’s Troop appear in Christmas outfits
OVER forty horses from the King's Troop Royal Horse Artillery went on a Christmas Eve outing to Blackheath yesterday morning. Tinsel, Christmas jumpers and other festive outfits were the order of the day for both riders and horses in the now-traditional Christmas Eve trip. Based in Woolwich since...
New photo calendar and exhibition in Greenwich celebrate the River Thames
A BRAND new calendar for 2017 has gone on sale in Greenwich celebrating the River Thames. The 'On The Thames' calendar, now in its fourth year, includes the usual mix of tall ships, cruise ships, the Royal Navy and more, including returning favourites Gloriana, ST Portwey and PS Waverley....
Luxury ship The World returns to Greenwich
UNIQUE residential cruise ship MS The World arrived in Greenwich yesterday afternoon for a five day visit to the capital. Launched in 2002, the luxurious vessel has made regular appearances in Greenwich with its most recent visits being in 2013 and 2011. The 196-metre long ship has 165...
Knights do battle at Eltham Palace’s annual joust
HISTORIC Eltham Palace has once again played host to the Grand Medieval Joust. Knights representing the north, south, east and west displayed their skilfulness and equestrianism in a thrilling battle at the tilt yard on the meadow behind Eltham Palace last Saturday and Sunday. As well as the...
Lord Nelson tall ship in Greenwich
Lord Nelson tall ship seen passing Greenwich on May 26th, 2016 ACCESSIBLE tall ship Lord Nelson has sailed past maritime Greenwich on a visit to the capital. The vessel, celebrating its 30th anniversary this year, was in London last month and was seen passing the Old Royal Naval College where, as...
Sailors man Cutty Sark yards to welcome Viking Sea cruise ship to Greenwich
DOZENS of sailors dressed in red manned the yards of Cutty Sark on Thursday to welcome the cruise ship Viking Sea to Greenwich. The brand new ship sailed up the Thames that morning in beautiful sunshine to moor at Greenwich Ship Tier for her christening ceremony. 227-metre long Viking Sea,...
Artist’s vision of heritage ship at Dowell’s Wharf
AN OLD wharf off Deptford Creek could become home to a heritage ship, if an artist's plans are realised. Well known local artist Peter Kent believes that Dowell's Wharf outside Waitrose in west Greenwich is the perfect place to put a historic ship. Kent, known for his distinctive drawing style...
King’s Troop receive annual inspection at historic barracks
THE KING'S Troop Royal Horse Artillery has received its annual inspection at the Royal Artillery Barracks in Woolwich. The Troop, which moved to Woolwich from St John's Wood in 2012, formed up in the Parade Ground in front of the 18th century barracks this morning shortly after 9am. With a...
Changing view from Greenwich Park
The changing view from Greenwich Park looking towards the Isle of Dogs is well noted as new towers continue to spring up around Canary Wharf. But wandering through the park the other day, I noticed that the view looking towards the Dome has also substantially altered. I took a photo and by luck...
General Wolfe goes for a walk
A rare sighting today of General Wolfe stretching his legs with a morning walk around Greenwich Park.
Storm Katie crumples crane in Greenwich
CREEK Road was closed to traffic today after a huge crane buckled under the force of Storm Katie during the night. Greenwich woke up to the startling sight of the wilted crane - visible from around town - hanging overhead. It was reported to have crumpled in high winds shortly before 2am. Nobody...
Thames Barrier closes to protect London from flooding
THE THAMES Barrier was shut yesterday to protect London from being flooded. It was the first time this winter that the capital's flood defence system has been raised by the Environment Agency. A combination of a high river flow recorded at Teddington weir and a predicted high astronomical tide...
Why I cannot support the Mayor of London’s Silvertown Tunnel proposals
I have never met a constituent who did not agree that the two sides of the Thames east of Tower Bridge should be better connected. The issue is how we achieve that cross river connectivity in a way that contributes to a sustainable local transport system that delivers benefits for local residents...
Daffodils flower two months early after mild December
COLOURFUL signs of spring have arrived early in Greenwich this year. The daffodils which grow in front of the Queen's House and the National Maritime Museum have already started to open up. The flowers, which create a popular spring view in Greenwich, more typically open at the beginning of...
Flag from Battle of Trafalgar goes on display at the National Maritime Museum
Photo © National Maritime Museum A RARE Union flag that was flown at the Battle of Trafalgar is joining the National Maritime Museum’s Nelson Gallery for the first time to mark Trafalgar Day. The flag was flown from HMS Minotaur at Trafalgar in 1805 and taken back to Selling in Kent,...
Obituary: Owen Bryce
By chance today I learnt of the death of Owen Bryce at the age of 95. Woolwich should be proud of Owen, not just because he was a shopkeeper here but because he was one of the people who started revivalist jazz in Britain. ‘Trad jazz’ – played by a group of lads from Woolwich […]
Trafalgar Day 2015 at East Greenwich Pleasaunce
Thank you to Sue from the Friends of East Greenwich Pleasaunce for details of this year’s Trafalgar Day event. On Saturday 24th October there will be a Trafalgar Day Act of Remembrance which will take place at 12 noon at the memorial plaque, to which all are welcome. The remains of some of...
ORNC to show That Hamilton Woman for Trafalgar Day
The classic cinematic depiction of Nelson’s life starring Vivien Leigh and Laurence Olivier will be shown at the Old Royal Naval College on October 21st. The Trafalgar Day screening of the film, which tells Nelson’s story through the memoir of Emma Hamilton, will be introduced by...
Remembering Mike King
Mike King was a rather exceptional human being. I first met him early in 2012 in Greenwich Park where he was photographing the start of a cycling event and was soon struck by the sweet nature of this tall, smiling man with a couple of Nikon DSLRs around his neck. I like to think we […]
The Greenwich Peninsula: what a difference a decade makes
On Tuesday, after months of negotiations, the Council’s Planning Board will determine whether or not to approve Knight Dragon’s revisions to the 2004 Greenwich Peninsula masterplan. The proposals are wide-ranging but the core issues at stake are an increase in the total number of permitted...
The time a new coat of arms was proposed for the Royal Naval College
The Royal Naval College was established at Greenwich Hospital in January 1873. While recently perusing through the College archives held at the National Archives at Kew, I found a letter written to the Admiralty in February 1873 suggesting a new coat of arms for the nascent college. Sir, I have...
Anniversary of the opening of the Greenwich Foot Tunnel
It was on this day, August 4th, in 1902 that a new way of getting across the Thames, built by the London County Council, opened to the public. The new foot tunnel, which had taken about three years to build, connected Greenwich with Millwall on the other side of the river. The anniversary of the...
Snapshot of a diverse river
An hour or so spent by the Thames on Saturday in glorious weather gave a glimpse of the wonderfully diverse ways in which people use, work on or just simply enjoy the river. Here are some of the vessels seen passing Greenwich on Saturday… There was the 1920s-built coal fired steam tug...
The woman that walked to the Painted Hall from Cornwall (and nearly wasn’t allowed in)
Here’s a great story found, found in an 1851 edition of the West Kent Guardian, of how an 84 year old woman walked from Cornwall to Greenwich to see the Painted Hall but almost wasn’t allowed in because she looked too “grotesque”. Mary Callinich arrived at the gate to...
Nelson’s Band of Brothers is out now
A new book telling the personal stories of Nelson’s Band of Brothers is out now. Edited by Captain Peter Hore, a former Greenwich resident, and published by Seaforth Publishing, the hardback title explores the lives on Nelson’s captains. Two of the entries in the book have been...
Kevin Nolan on Burnham Thorpe
Greenwich.co.uk’s Charlton match reporter Kevin Nolan turns travel writer with this account of his visit with wife Hazel to Burnham Thorpe, birthplace of Nelson. The village of Burnham Thorpe is one of the five “Burnhams” clustered together near the North Norfolk coastline,...
Nelson’s Red Nose Day
AROUND about the ninety-ninth anniversary of the death of Lord Nelson, in October 1904, an incident occurred in Greenwich which was described by the press as an “outrage”. It was an act of vandalism at the Naval College that was so foul, the Kentish Mercury described it as a...
Public flock to see Nelson lying in state: “One man had his right eye literally torn out”
Nelson’s three days of lying in state in the Painted Hall at Greenwich started on January 5th 1806, having been killed during his victory at Trafalgar in October 1805. Newspaper accounts from the time explain how the public queued in vast numbers for their chance to see the coffin. Those...
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