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…
Category: 2004 Newsletters
ETHELBURT AVENUE IMPROVEMENT
The HCERA Ethelburt Avenue Improvement Group (formerly the Ethelburt Avenue Repair Sub-Committee) will, in the short to medium term, carry out maintenance at two to three month intervals. John Dixon ( Tel:…
UPVC CONSERVATORIES
In the last newsletter, we said that the question of uPVC plastic conservatories would be raised with Woodhill Properties. The following reply was received: “You said that your AGM voted that uPVC…
ST GEORGE’S SCHOOL
Mrs Knight, Headteacher of St George’s School came to a HCERA Committee meeting in November to tell us about the bid to become a specialist school in Engineering and Humanities. Part of…
NEIGHBOURHOOD WATCH COORDINATORS
Since the last Newsletter there has been an upsurge in vandalism and break-ins. This is not confined to the estate but extends to smashed glass in a bus shelter, on an advertisement…
LOCAL PLAN PUBLIC ENQUIRY
The public enquiry session dealing with the strategic gap, park-and-ride and a bus depot at Stoneham will be on Wednesday, 4th February, commencing at 10 am in Conference Room 3 at the…
SHORT WALKS, NUMBER 9
On this walk we look at the sites considered for park-and-ride (p&r) in the report “Strategic Park and Ride Opportunities for the Southampton Area”. It takes about one hour. Go down Bassett…
S.F.R.A.
The Southampton Federation of Residents’ Associations meeting in October was devoted to antisocial behaviour. Many residents are feeling helpless to stem the tide of vandalism, muggings, car thefts, damage, noise and threatening…
FROM THE ARCHIVES
From its formation on 9 October 1949, the Bassett Green Leaseholders and Tenants Association was concerned about the poor state of the unmade roads, which then included Leaside Way. A letter from…