On June 22, I attended the annual Community Conference at the Southampton Institute organised by the Southampton Environment Centre. There was a choice of 12 workshops. After solving the City’s transport problems…
Category: 2002 Newsletters
MIDSUMMER PARTY
Despite a few drops of rain and some chilly gusts of wind, the Association’s party was a very enjoyable event. We now have two barbecue kits which may be borrowed by ringing…
ST GEORGES SCHOOL
Angela Gilbert, the Leaside Way street rep, took up the invitation sent to residents of Leaside Way and attended the Working Group on the School’s Travel Plan. This might not seem of…
S.F.R.A.
‘Noise Nuisance’ was the topic for the meeting of the Southampton Federation of Residents’ Associations on 11th June. Sonya Taggart, an Environmental Health Officer and Bob Morley, Southampton City’s Public Health Manager…
….AND OUR PRIVET HEDGES
by John Fennick, Leaside Way The residents of Leaside Way have a problem with some of the boys attending St George’s School. As well as overturning bins, they have decided it is…
OUR WHEELIE BINS…
The following letter was sent by the headteacher of St George
S.F.R.A. MEETING
The Southampton Federation of Residents’ Associations had a meeting on 5th March entitled “Open All Hours” about the prospect of 24 hour opening of public houses under proposed legislation. One of the…
OUR TREASURER
Bryan Baldry resigned as treasurer when he recently moved to London. We thank him for looking after our accounts for the last two and a half years. Ellen Horton, who is the…
SHORT WALKS NUMBER 5
This walk takes us to North Stoneham Church, through Home Wood to Bracken Hall (formerly Fred Woolley House). The walk takes less than two hours. Go north along Stoneham Lane. To avoid…
MAKING IT HAPPEN!!
“Making it happen !” was the optimistic title of a conference at the Holiday Inn on 16th March. “The Southampton Partnership” and “The Southampton Community and Voluntary Sector Network” (SCVSN) were terms…