Category: 2004 Newsletters

The weather forecast was a nightmare for the organisers. We were in a state of complete indecision. Throughout the morning, light rain was interspersed with tantalising dry periods and the forecast told…

Since the meeting at St George’s School in late March, the neighbourhood watch committee has been progressing the measures agreed at the time. John Caunt and Rob Currie met with council officers…

THE AGM The annual general meeting of the Association will be on Monday 20th September in the Hardmoor Early Years Centre, Leaside Way.

The AGM of the Southampton Federation of Residents’ Associations on 8th July was followed by a question and answer session on anti-social behaviour. Mr John Heyworth, a consultant in the A &…

Make a note in your diary of this great annual event. Our midsummer party will be held on Saturday 26th June from 3pm onwards on the Lower Green, Ethelburt Avenue. Children’s games,…

The Road Improvement Group is continuing to investigate long term solutions to poor road surface, dust nuisance and other problems identified in the residents’ survey. In the meantime we will continue with…

After a successful winter season indoors at Fleming Park, we are looking forward to playing on grass again in Ethelburt Avenue. The courts have been well maintained over the winter months and…

Following an item in the last newsletter and a circular to Avenue residents, expressions of support from around fifty households were received for the re-establishment of the Neighbourhood Watch scheme. Twenty residents…

The session on the 4th February was devoted to strategic gaps and park-and-ride at Stoneham. Test Valley District Council objected to the removal of the gap designation at Stoneham and the bus…

A wheelie bin is not the most attractive of objects and we now have two of them. To improve the appearance of our Conservation Area wouldn’t it be better to keep them…