Archives from March 2007
Council Reviews Moormead Charges to Reach Agreement With School
“After having read about St Stephen’s School’s concerns about their bill for use of Moormead in the press, the Council started a review, in order to find an amicable agreement.
To date we have met with the contractors who manage sports bookings – Veolia and reviewed the current prices and use of Moormead by St Stephens and all other schools who use pitches in other parks in a similar way.
We have checked and the rates being applied for the use booked by the school are correct, using the rates set annually by the Council, since St Stephen’s do make a lot of use of the site. The rates have not increased (except by 2.5% in line with inflation) but the school is now booking and being charged for all formal use of the park.
26 March 2007 | news
Booking Details for Marble Hill Concerts
Details for booking tickets to the Marble Hill Picnic Concerts this August.
26 March 2007 | around_town
Richmond Council's CCTV Parking & Traffic Plans
St Margarets is about to get two new tools in fighting irresponsibly motorists. the first is the two month trial of a new high-tech car fitted with a CCTV camera on a periscope. The specially modified Smart car will target known hotspots, homing in on motorists parking on pavements and illegally parking around schools and pedestrian crossings.
23 March 2007 | news
Reader Appeal: Report Noisy Planes
“I would like to let the people of St Margarets know that if, like me, they get woken up at night by aircraft noises landing at Heathrow it is possible to send a complaint about it to BAA and Richmond council. Have a look at this Council webpage and email or call them to let them know that the noise of aeroplanes landing at 4 am wakes you up. If nobody lets them know then they won’t write it in their reports and they will assume everything is OK.”
23 March 2007 | around_town
Positively Pilates Classes Starting in St Margarets
Beginner and intermediate Pilates classes are starting in St Margarets on Thursday evenings after Easter.
22 March 2007 | around_town
Reader Appeal: The Barons Road
“The road surface in The Barons is in very bad condition and is once again pock marked where the surface has been peeled off. It dangerous for cylcists like myself.
The road has never been re-surfaced in over 15 years. They patch it and the patches come off. It looks horrible.
I’ve asked Richmond Council a number of times to schedure a re-surface but they say “… no money”.
I have once again asked for their help.
Can I ask through your Newsletter that other Barons residents, who feel the same, please report the problem to Richmond Council?”
– from Mike Bowden
22 March 2007 | around_town
Older Articles
- Outrage at St Stephens for Moormead Fees — 16 March 2007 | news
- Carmen Needs You! — 13 March 2007 | around_town
- Daffodils in Moormead Park — 13 March 2007 | around_town
- Local Resident Alistair Wright on Radio Jackie — 13 March 2007 | around_town
- Turkstock Event a Success — 11 March 2007 | news
- Event Reminder: Furniture Scheme Richmond upon Thames Open Day — 11 March 2007 | around_town
- Local Hatha Yoga Classes with Helen — 8 March 2007 | around_town
- The Police are coming... — 8 March 2007 | around_town
- Event Reminder: Charity Singles Party! — 2 March 2007 | around_town
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