Welcome to the Stratford-upon-Avon Neighbourhood PlanYour Town, Your Plan…it’s time to write Stratford’s Future The Neighbourhood Plan is a once in a generation chance for the people of Stratford-upon-Avon to shape the way their town will develop over the next twenty years. Click Here to tell us what you think Continue reading Neighbourhood Plan Stratford-upon-Avon is extremely lucky to have the benefit of money from the Guild & College Estate, administered by the Town Trust…. Please click on the title to read more and to access the surveys – we need your participation! Continue reading Christmas Lights & Stratford-in-bloom Survey Following a number of complaints Trinity Mead from residents, the Alveston ward councillors, led by Cllr Diane Walden, carried out a survey of the Trinity Mead area to try and identify the problems around parking. The results are clear cut – three quarters of the people replying to the survey said that poor parking had affected them directly. The main problem is caused by parking on corners and bends, making it difficult to see past the parked vehicles. As several people put it, ‘accidents waiting to happen’. Some cars park with two wheels on the pavement, presumably trying to be helpful to other road users. However, it’s clear from the survey responses that this in turn is causing problems by partially blocking the pavement for pedestrians and pram and mobility scooter users. Diane Walden, Town Councillor for Stratford, Alveston Ward has organised a Parking Survey for Trinity Mead. This is a short questionnaire that will enable your views to be presented to Stratford County Council via Councillor, Kate Rolfe. As Parking on Trinity Mead is something that many of us feel quite strongly about I do urge you to download the survey by clicking on this link Parking Survey. You can also find it on the “Above” then “Downloads” tab. Continue reading Trinity Mead Parking Survey – Urgent VACANCIES FOR TRUSTEES (2) (Voluntary, 1-2 days per month)
Stratford Town Trust‘s mission is to improve the quality of life of the people of Stratford.
Its key features include:
Local Flood Protection Exhibition Today – Wednesday, 9 March 2011 starting at 2.00pm to 7.30pm Town Hall, Sheep Street, Stratford-upon-Avon CV37 6EF • Advice from the experts on protecting your home or business Continue reading What Would You Do In A Flood? Stratford Town Council On-line Street Amenity ProvisionAs promised at the last Residents’ Meeting Ian Fradgley has forwarded the details on how we can now put in our own requests, on line, for certain pieces of Street Furniture. So, no more feeling frustrated – put your order in! The council is responsible for providing the Stratford Community with certain street furniture and amenities, such as: Continue reading I’ll have 2 Dog Hygiene Bins, a Bench and a Bus Shelter, please! Come along to the next Community Forum on Monday 14th March 2011 at Bishopton Community Centre, Drayton Avenue, Stratford-upon-Avon CV37 9PB. Drop-in police surgery 3.30pm, Community Forum starts at 4.00pm PLEASE NOTE CHANGE OF START TIME Continue reading Stratford-upon-Avon Community Forum The Stratford Town Trust has four grants rounds this year, full details including the application pack can be found on their website. If you are trying to raise money for your project, group or community activity then Continue reading Stratford Town Trust Anita Applebee has asked us to publish on the website that there are 4 grants rounds this year at the Stratford Town Trust, full details of which, including the application pack, can be found on their website www.stratfordtowntrust.co.uk Continue reading Raising Money for Charities PCSO Stephen Nyirongo has been working very hard to get the Neighbourhood Watch Scheme going in our area.He will be attending the Residents’ Meeting on Monday, 17th January at Bridgetown School to let us know how we can join and what the benefits are. You will be able to join up on the evening – a simple thing to help keep our neighbourhood safe. Very little effort is involved, but the return in feeling part of a safe community are great. Continue reading Neighbourhood Watch Scheme Here is a message from PCSO Nyirongo Dear Neighbour It seems a number of domestic burglaries have occurred whereby the addresses were targeted following entries made by the victims on social networking Web Pages regarding holidays they were taking, thus divulging that their homes would be unoccupied, check out:http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-birmingham-12062331. Please take the utmost care that you do not make any such entries on these sites. After all, we cannot be certain that they are secure. Continue reading Protect Your Home If not, you may collect a form from myself. Once completed this form, from the Warwickshire Fire and Rescue Service, needs to be given to PSCO Martin Mansell or returned to me and I will pass them on to Martin. You will then be issued with a FREE Smoke Detector. Smoke kills – don’t delay if you don’t have a detector – you don’t want to die of laziness! Continue reading Does Your House Have A Working Smoke Alarm?
Thanks to Victoria Alcock there is now a new grit bin located on Longfellow Road, by the entrance to Bennett Way. Furthermore, it is filled with grit which may come in very handy with the cold weather we are due towards the end of this week. If you want to contact Victoria please email her or leave a comment below. |
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