Picture taken in the Painted Hall on Sunday morning.

The statue of Lord Nelson by the Trafalgar Tavern spent Trafalgar Day looking a little worse for wear.

Following the announcement by Greenwich Hospital that plans for a new hotel at Greenwich Market have been dropped, Warwick Leadlay quickly put this amusing display in the window.

Photo taken today in the north west corner of Greenwich Park where the grass is being worked on following this summer’s Olympics.

Thanks to Lara for sending this recent photo, taken by Sam Coles, of the Dwarf Orchard at Greenwich Park. Lara blogged about the orchard last year too.

View from the cable car looking towards Greenwich – with the ORNC and St Alfege Church just about visible in the distance (see here for a larger version).

The cluster of red flags next to the Greenwich cable car station were trade union protestors making their point known on the day the cable car opened.

View of the tower of St Alfege Church alongside the twin domes of the Old Royal Naval College, as seen from the top of Maurice Drummond House, which is being turned into a new hotel.

Photos of work taking place on the windows at the Ranger’s House.

It might be eighty-four days until Christmas but you weren’t imagining things if you thought you saw Santa out and about in Greewnich this morning.

Managers from De Vere Venues Devonport House were taking part in an “Apprentice style” challenge to promote their Christmas offering and one of them got to don Father Christmas’ red and white costume.