My Thamesmead: Elizabeth
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My Thamesmead: Elizabeth

My Thamesmead is a new feature that gives you the chance to share your favourite things about the town with everyone. Kicking us off with the first My Thamesmead is local student Elizabeth...

How long have you lived in Thamesmead?
My whole life so that’s 15 years.

Where do you live in Thamesmead?
In the Northern part of Thamesmead.

What’s the best thing about Thamesmead?
One of my favourite things about Thamesmead is the open spaces, such as parks or views of the River Thames.
Additionally, I like the number and variety of shops that are not far from where I live. This really helps me find the materials or items I need.

Where’s your favourite place in Thamesmead?
Central Thamesmead, specifically the shops like Morrisons and Aldi.

Where’s your favourite place to eat and drink in Thamesmead?
KFC and Macdonald’s.

What’s your favourite Thamesmead memory?
Going down with my scooter to look over the River Thames.

What’s the best-kept secret about Thamesmead more people should know?
There’s this this little garden behind my house which is full of trees and animals. It’s beautiful and I remember playing there when I was younger.

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