Surbiton Neighbourhood Planning Committee
The next meeting is tomorrow, Thursday 26th April at 7.30 p.m. at Dysart School, Ewell Road.
Agenda items of interest to Surbiton Hill residents are:-
- Land adjoining Penton, 30 Woodlands Road; erection of 2 storey 5 bdrm dwelling house.
- Rear of 53-57 Cotterill Road; erection of 2 x 3 bdrm dwelling houses.
- 40 Hook Road; extension and conversion into flats.
- 24 Langley Avenue; alterations to Hamilton House care home.
Helen Whately selected as Conservative PPC
Helen Whately is pictured here with Janet Bowen-Hitchings, Michael Portillo and Cllr. Mary Clark after her selection as prospective Conservative Parliamentary candidate for Kingston and Surbiton last week. More details about Helen canbe found at this link:- http://www.ksca.org.uk/
Nick tries to save Newent House
At last night’s Council meeting Nick Kilby launched a bid to secure the future of the day centres at Newent House, Surbiton and Hobkirk House, New Malden. In a speech proposing a rethink of the policy of the Lib Dem Executive, Nick called for priority to be given to the needs of the most vulnerable in society. He also challenged the two Lib Dem MPs for the Borough to come clean about their stand on the subject.
Nick’s motion was supported on a recorded vote by all the Conservatives (21) and by both Labour members. All the 23 Liberal Democrats present, including the three from Berrylands, which includes Newent House, voted against Nick’s motion. The motion was lost on the casting vote of the Mayor, Cllr. Mary Reid (Lib Dem, Chessington North & Hook).
Surgery on Saturday morning
We will hold our next advice surgery for Surbiton Hill and other residents at the Community Centre, School Lane on Saturday 21st. April between 10 a.m. and 12 noon.
No appointment is needed but it might be helpful if people wishing to discuss specific problems let us know beforehand. Contact details are on the ‘About us’ page. See the link above.
Surbiton Neighbourhood Committee
The next meeting of the general Committee is on Thursday 19th April at 7.30 p.m. at Dysart School in Ewell Road.
Members of the public can raise questions during Question Time, the first half hour, and comment on other agenda items as they arise.
Waste collection – Bank Holidays 2007
The RBK website reveals the following:-
Bank Holidays 2007
There will be no recycling or rubbish collections on Bank Holiday Mondays. Recycling and rubbish collections will be made one day later than usual during the following Bank Holidays:
- Easter Bank Holiday (Monday 9 April 2007)
- May Day Holiday (Monday 7 May 2007)
- Spring Bank Holiday (Monday 28 May 2007)
- Summer Bank Holiday (Monday 27 August 2007)
Please note that this does not apply to Good Friday (6 April 2007) when collections will be made as normal.
For more information, please contact the Waste Management Team by telephone 020 8547 5560 or email waste.management@rbk.kingston.gov.uk.
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