Greenwich). There is an underground water reservoir in the grassed area called Oxleas Meadow. This serves the local area with water. This is associated with 'the hut' which is a building containing the equipment that Thames Water uses to control the reservoir. Within Oxleas Meadow is a cafe. The café building is of brick construction and is owned by the Borough of Greenwich. Public male and female toilets are also located in this building and are available for use during the café opening hours. The café part of the building is leased to the café operator. Within the woods there is a thriving honeybee apiary, the Oxleas Wood Apiary which was managed by the late apiarist John Large obit. See also List of Sites of Special Scientific Interest in London Greenwich parks and open spaces References External links Oxleas Wood on the website of the Royal Borough of Greenwich Case history on the Oxleas Wood anti-road protect. Oxleas Wood/Shooters Hill Woodlands, Wild About Britain Green Chain, Oxleas Wood and Meadow Parks and open spaces in the Royal Borough of Greenwich Anti-road protest Forests and woodlands of London Local nature reserves in Greater London Nature reserves in the Royal Borough of Greenwich Sites of Special Scientific Interest in London Ancient woods of London