It’s been a beautiful day and Andy Williams took these stunning photos in Greenwich Park this morning. Many thanks to Andy for allowing me to share them with Greenwich.co.uk readers here.

Today’s photo isn’t a photo but a time-lapse video made at Greenwich Peninsula, created by Matthew Burlem using the Reelmoments app on his iPhone.

Many thanks to Jon for emailing this photo he took of Canary Wharf’s towering skyline, as seen from the Grand Square of the Old Royal Naval College.

Thanks to Sylvia for sending me this photo taken after some mudlarking over the weekend in front of Wood Wharf. She tells me, “the bits and pieces are mainly clay pipes but we also found lots of ceramics and an enormous unidentified tooth.”

Many thanks to Neil Clasper for sending me this picture taken in Greenwich Park for today’s Daily Photo. More info about the image is available here.

I posted recently about the increased charges for parking in Greenwich but a different type of charging is now on offer at locations across SE10.

Owners of electric cars can now charge their vehicles at new on-street ‘Elektrobays’ that have been installed in Blissett Street, Horseferry Place and John Harrison Way. There are two further charging points within the Sainsbury’s car park.

According to a council press release, funding for the charging points has come from TFL and a successful council bid for Government Infrastructure funding.

Cllr Rajwant Sidhu, Greenwich Council’s Cabinet Member for Greener Greenwich, said:

“Electric vehicles create typically 40% less carbon dioxide emissions than a petrol equivalent. They are an increasingly popular transport choice, and the development of a wider network of charging points helps make them even more attractive.”

Elektrobay in Blissett Street, SE10