A clown mask was left at the Halloween Event on Sunday night. If you would like to get it back please leave a comment on this post on how we can contact you and we will arrange to reunite you with your mask!
Incidentally – the picture is not of the mask Continue reading Clown Mask
There will be a revised 222 bus service operated by Johnsons Excelbus starting in November. The half hourly service will start on the Banbury Road and go through Trinity Mead and Bridgetown, then go to Bridge Street and Wood Street, then on to Alcester Road and Morrisons. Continue reading 222 Bus Service
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I am rebuilding my website – I am an Advanced EFT Practitioner and my speciality is teaching people a quick and painless technique to get rid of phobias, anxiety and panic attacks. Continue reading Free Opportunity!
October 31st – Halloween
The day the clocks go back this year! So it should be dark by shortly after 5pm.
We are planning a Halloween Party on the Wordsworth Road Green for 5.30pm. We are still finalizing details, but please put the date in your diaries.
So far we have the following planned:- Continue reading Halloween
As you can see the header at the top of this blog features some rather pleasant images. But, we wan’t some better ones, ones that really capture some of the beautiful scenery surrounding the areas of Trinity Mead. Continue reading We Need Your Pictures!!
As you may have noticed we’ve been working hard to update the blog with various sections and pictures. We will be introducing a new ‘Classified’ section of the site within the next few days where you can post up anything you have to sell, for example that pair of unused roller-blades, Continue reading Blog Update!
 Community Forum on Wednesday, 15 September at Stratford High School
There will be a Police Surgery and Information Stands from 6.30pm and the Forum starts at 7pm
These Forums give you the opportunity to raise issues of local concern and keep up to date with what is happening in your community.
Meet your local Councillors and Police Officers
Young People Have Their Say – Question Time
Help to identify priorities in the town for your local Safer Neighbourhoods Team
For more information, or to book a lift to the Forum phone Ali Mainey on 01789 260143 or email her on alisonmainey@warwickshire.gov.uk
 For those of you not used to Blogs the following information might be helpful! To read the full post rather than just the two line excerpt CLICK on the post heading eg. Trinity Mead Theatre Club and the full text will appear on your page
 For those of you that would like to make comments on the proposed plans for the new Waitrose development the planning application number is 10/01692/FUL.
You can go to the District council website www.stratford-dc.gov.uk or e mail planning.applications@stratford-dc.gov.uk.
 Your invitation to THE BIG LUNCH
Sunday 18th July
on Amis Way/Wordsworth Ave green area
Last year nearly a million people met to celebrate the Big Lunch across the UK, making communities feel closer. Sunday 18th July is a day of rest, a day for family and friends, a day with stacks of daylight and the weekend before most schools break up.
- Most importantly, bring along your own food and drink, and mix with others on your street
- Bring cushions, stools, chairs, picnic blankets… lug a sofa out!
- Bring gazebos, parasols and tarpaulins
- Get the kids to organise games & activities – boules, juggling balls, hoop-la
- If anyone plays a musical instrument, provide some peaceful relaxing background music
- Remember to bring along a trash-sack for your rubbish, and recycle your empties
- Perhaps we can go “on tour” to the other Big Lunch groups on Trinity Mead?
We’re setting up our picnic blanket (and possibly gazebo) on the grass by the conker tree, next to the fenced-in playground from about 12 noon. Anyone want to join us? And, if it rains, well just remember it rarely rains all day in July and might be quite refreshing!
Jo, Adrian, Max & Lester Langford – joannalangford@gmail.com
See you there!
 Residents have reported appearances of Bats on the Trinity Mead Development and have remarked on how fascinating these little creatures are.
If you would like to know more about Bats, their habits and how we can help to protect these amazing animals then check out http://www.bats.org.uk.
There is also the website for The Warwickshire bat group http://www.warksbats.co.uk. To record a bat siting you need to fill out the record entry form on the website.
For those interested in this Compton Verney holds Bat Watch Nights with two coming up in September - children welcome.
 If you like to walk or run or stroll with other people this weekly event may be for you! But, there is more to it than that. Maybe you have a baby or toddler in a pushchair, or older children, who enjoy an outing? Or maybe you have a dog that enjoys a walk in the company of others?
Coming soon, probably on a Wednesday evening, round about 6.15pm we are going to meet at the entrance to the Rec and split into the relevant groups for a gentle stroll and chat, or a heart pumping run, or an amble with our four footed friends – whatever your style, there’s bound to be someone else of the same mind.
A lovely way to get 45 minutes exercise and to do it in good company – but, it gets better! How about finishing up at the Tramway for an orange juice or something a little bit stronger? If there weather is nice the garden will be perfect for us all, whatever our age or how ever many legs we have! A great opportunity to make new friends and still be back home by 7.45 if you need to.
To register your interest please email Rachel at rachelandbronte@gmail.com so we can get an idea of which group you are likely to enjoy and also be able to let you know where and when we will be meeting for the first time.
 Thanks to Susan Finch for the following lead:
If you have lost or found a pet please contact the local radio station, Touch FM, and visit their website as they have a “Pets Reunited” page.
Thank you, Susan.
Also remember to email us so we can post it on the website!
 Happy Easter to everyone on Trinity Mead!
Please keep checking in here as we are soon to announce some events for the summer and we’d love your participation!
Would you also please spread the word about the website and ask your neighbours to put their name and email address in the Submit Box on the home page.
Don’t forget to add your comments to the bottom of these posts – just click on ‘leave a comment’ and keep the dialogue going.
Sian
Although this Association is all about building a stronger community obviously, from time to time, you may need to contact someone to get something fixed.
Maybe the street lamps near you aren’t working, the hedges need cutting, there is an abandoned car in your street or you want an update on the Road Adoption issue.
Clearly we, the Committee, are not qualified to provide answers to these questions, so I have added a page with contact details of County, District and Town Councillors so that you can go direct to them for help.
The page is titled Local Issues – if you hover your mouse over the About Us tab at the top of the page you will see Local Issues in the drop down menu – click on that.
Alternatively, you can access the page by clicking on Local Issues in the left hand menu.
Kate Rolfe, our local councillor, has been incredibly helpful in setting up this Association and she is always delighted to help people if they contact her directly with their Local Issue questions.
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