Category: 2005 Newsletters

I was privileged to be invited to visit St George’s School on their Launch Day as a Specialist School in Science and Humanities. Normal lessons were suspended for the day. A group…

Those of us who were delighted that the inspector who conducted the Local Plan Enquiry decided the fields along Stoneham Lane within the city boundaries should remain part of the strategic gap…

Lovely warm summer weather ensured a good turnout and a very enjoyable event. We thank Ken and Michelle Hickling and Steve Mackenzie for doing the BBQ. Margaret Gow opened numerous bread rolls…

The annual general meeting of the Association will be on Monday 19th September in the Hardmoor Early Years Centre, Leaside Way at 8pm. A meeting on Ethelburt Avenue road improvement will start…

The meeting of the Southampton Federation of Residents’ Associations on 9th June provided an opportunity to ask questions of the City Council’s Cabinet members. Fortunately in our area, we are spared many…

About 2 years ago, walkers who took the path around St George’s School into the fields beyond, found their route obstructed by a new barbed-wire fence. No doubt they soon discovered that…

JOINT MEETING Southampton City Council and Southampton Federation of Residents’ Associations Thursday June 9th 2005 Council Chamber, Civic Centre 6.30pm for 7pm start AGENDA Local Plan and the Inspector’s Report Planning Shared…

Make a note in your diary of this great annual event. Our summer party will be held on Saturday 18th June from 3pm onwards on the Lower Green, Ethelburt Avenue. Children’s games,…

Those who objected to the removal of the land along Stoneham Lane from the Strategic Gap will be pleased that the inspector has upheld their objection. She noted that in the Hampshire…

On St George’s Day, the Lower Road Repair Team created two lush green verges near the entrance from Stoneham Lane. The width of the road between these new verges is just that…