Category: 2010 Newsletters

. This year’s Open Gardens Day on 6th June was a great success and certainly gave the lie to any suggestion that Ethelburt Avenue residents were not interested in participating. A majority…

The Ethelburt Avenue street nameplates have recently sprouted longer legs. Readers of this newsletter may recall that in October last year, Council workmen cut through the posts with the intention of replacing…

Do you love to read and often wish you could share your enjoyment? Are you free on the last Thursday of the month? If so, you might like to join the small…

The following message is from Julie Ozwell, Director of Woodhill Properties Ltd. Today I had a meeting in Southampton and also some business in Ethelburt Avenue, so drove around the Estate. I…

The annual general meeting of the Association will be held on Tuesday 21st September in St. George’s School at 7.30pm. We hope to have a speaker from Planning Aid to talk about…

About a hundred people attended our party on 26th June. Sue and Mark Mellett skilfully organised all the favourite children’s races including three-legged, egg-and-spoon and sack race. Everyone joined in the tug-of-war…

by Ray George Recently a planning application for a carport was refused because “The proposed carport, due to the design and materials used, would be an incongruous feature which would be detrimental…

Swaythling Lawn Tennis Club is a small and friendly LTA-affiliated club tucked away behind the houses in Ethelburt Avenue. We welcome players of all different abilities and ages, from beginners to the…