Support to stop Back Garden Developments

Give your support to stop Back Garden Developments in Woodmere Avenue, Shirley.

Please attend the Planning Meeting on 9th July 2015 starting at 8PM in the Council Chamber, Town Hall, Katharine Street, Croydon, CR0 1NX.

Planning Applications to be determined at the Planning Meeting:

Two Back-Garden developments

1) Demolition of 60a Woodmere Avenue, erection of 5 three bedroom detached houses; formation of vehicular access and provision of associated parking and landscaping.

2) Demolition of 64 Woodmere Avenue, erection of 5 x 3-bedroom dwellings; alteration of access onto Woodmere Avenue and provision of associated parking and landscaping.

We have support from local our Local MP Gavin Barwell (Croydon Central) our GLA Member Steve O’Connell and Local Ashburton Councillors Cllr. Stephen Mann, Cllr Andrew Rendle & Cllr. Maddie Henson.

We also need the support of you, our local residents, by being present in the Public Gallery during the Planning Meeting (9th July 2015 starting at 8PM in the Council Chamber, Town Hall, Katharine Street, Croydon, CR0 1NX).

Street Lighting Replacement – Works Update – Shirley

As you are aware Skanska are working on the new street lighting in our area, we have been informed of some works about to be carried out

Within the next few weeks we will be starting to work in:-
Freshfields Shirley
02/07/2015

R O W 804
Shirley
02/07/2015

FIRSBY AVENUE TO WOODLAND WAY F/P (NO.643)
Shirley
06/07/2015

The key benefits of the scheme are to:

  • Improve the quality of the lighting
  • Improve road safety.
  • Reduce crime.
  • Improve energy efficiency.
  • Make sure all lighting columns are safe.
  • Improve the speed and effectiveness of maintenance and repair

Would you like to be on TV?

MORA have been contacted by Talitha from Wall to Wall Television (www.walltowall.co.uk) – one of the country’s leading independent television production companies. The company’s output includes Who Do You Think You Are? The Voice and The Gift for BBC One and Long Lost Family for ITV.

They are looking for a London-based family to take part in another Back In Time social history experiment for BBC Two, summer 2015. 

They have recently made a very popular BBC Two series called Back In Time For Dinner, in which a family ate their way through typical meals of the 1950s through to the 1990s. Following its huge success, they are looking for a family who, just like the Robshaws, will immerse themselves this time in the leisure and entertainment habits of decades past. They are looking for families with a minimum of two children aged 10+ who are available to film over the summer holidays of July and August 2015.  The family should have thoroughly modern leisure habits – turn to modern technology for entertainment and leisure time and enjoy weekend shopping and cinema trips. In the previous series we filmed at the family home and local businesses and amenities so it may be of interest to those who live in your area.

Any interested families should simply email leisure@walltowall.co.uk to express an interest.  There is no commitment to take part at the initial enquiry stage, but we are encouraging applications ASAP.

Back In Time Leisure flyer