Today Daily Echo had a new article about our parks; this article points out that there are brownfield sites available
that could be used instead of open land that would be lost forever:
500 sign up to save precious green space at Abbots Barton near Winchester
Other news items:
04/07/13: English Project museum could share site with River Park Leisure Centre in Winchester
04/07/13: Winchester’s Royal Hampshire County Hospital to host first national centre for Lyme disease
01/07/13: Civic leaders approve parking permits for central Winchester neighbourhood
01/07/13: Winchester accident blackspot set for major safety improvements
28/06/13: Review call for Winchester council house building programme
11/06/13: What Price Safety? Demands for Worthy Road Crossing
04/06/13: Winchester River Park Refurbishment ‘Still An Option’
(This is a collection of items already either tweeted or posted on Facebook.)
For your information, there was some confusion about upcoming WCC meetings, explained on the Save The Parks site, which means that what we thought was going to be a Housing Delivery meeting on Monday 15 July will now be a Cabinet meeting with a very short agenda. For your information, in addition to the Cabinet meeting there will also be a full Council meeting on Wednesday 17 July at 7pm. The agenda will be available 9 July. The next Housing meeting will be on Wednesday 18 September at 10am.
Welcome
This website has been created for the residents of Abbotts Barton and surrounding areas so that you can keep up to-date with what's going on.
Apart from news you can find information about events, campaigns, and how to contact councillors.
Abbotts Barton Community Group is a community association which serves the people of Abbotts Barton and aims to act as a community anchor organisation. The main areas of work for the Group are:
- ☐ To enable residents to find out how we can make where we live even better and do something about it.
- ☐ To run events and activities for the benefit of inhabitants of Abbotts Barton.
- ☐ To strengthen community participation.
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If you should be interested in helping out at events, as a street champion, or as a Councillor's Surgery visitor, please don't hesitate to get in touch! Also let us know if you have some ideas for events or skills that could be useful (e.g. face painting at the picnics)! Read more about how you can help on our Get Involved page!
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