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Nick Raynsford MP

Member of Parliament for Greenwich and Woolwich

Nick Raynsford has been MP for Greenwich for since 1992. At the 1997 election he won the enlarged Greenwich and Woolwich constituency. He lives in the constituency with his family and each year takes up hundreds of cases for constituents dealing with a range of issues such as housing, asylum, transport and environmental issues.

The announcement that Greenwich was to be the host for the Millennium Exhibition has prompted major interest in the area and will lead to significant regeneration opportunities and encourage more visitors to the, already world famous, Greenwich Royal Naval College, National Maritime Museum and Greenwich Royal Observatory sites, as well as, introducing them to some of the area's less well known, but equally interesting attractions, such as the Royal Artillery Barracks and Museum and the Thames Barrier at Woolwich.

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Greenwich England is where East meets West at the Greenwich Meridian (0° Longitude); World Time is set Greenwich Mean Time. Remember the new millennium started in 2001.

Greenwich lies on the River Thames, a few minutes by rail or tube, or a short river cruise from central London.  If you want to visit Greenwich and information on visiting London, England then see Greenwich Info.  There is the famous Cutty Sark to visit and the Royal Naval College.  Just down river is the Thames Barrier which is close to London City Airport

The Royal Observatory at Greenwich is in Greenwich Park along with the National Maritime Museum and the Queens House (on which the White House in Washington DC, USA is based).  For information on astronomy visit Greenwich Star

The London Marathon starts in Greenwich Park every Spring.

Greenwich has a long heritage; it was the birth place of King Henry VIII and his daughters Queen Mary (Bloody Mary) and Queen Elizabeth I (The Virgin Queen).  All the English monarchs can be found at Royal History.

It has seen many famous visitors from Peter the Great through Charles Dickens to Bob Hope.  This and a lot more in Greenwich Past.

For information on all the other places in the world called Greenwich including Greenwich Village, New York City, USA then visit Greenwich Town.

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