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Community notice board / St Mark's Church Event
« Last post by JanetV on September 03, 2015, 12:56:20 AM »
Saturday, 31 October 7 for 7.30pm.  Quiz Night in St Mark's Church Hall.  All welcome but under 16s must be accompanied by an adult.  £3.50pp Under 16s free.  BYO drink & nibbles.  Come as a team or join one on the night
Further information janvale810@gmail.com or 01905 351392
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Community notice board / St Mark's Church Event
« Last post by JanetV on September 03, 2015, 12:50:31 AM »
Saturday, 3 October 6.30pm for 7pm.  Harvest Supper in St Mark's Church Hall.  All welcome but under 16s must be accompanied by an adult
FREE but Bring and Share Supper contribution appreciated.  Further information janvale810@gmail.com or 01905 351392
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Community notice board / St Mark's Church Event
« Last post by JanetV on September 03, 2015, 12:44:23 AM »
Saturday, 19 September 1pm - 3pm in St Mark's Church   Xchange @ St Mark's  Bring and Buy with a difference
FREE to have a table to sell, swap or give away unwanted items.  Tables can be provided.  Refreshments available.  Free entry to event
Further information janvale810@gmail.com or 01905 351392
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Primary for the Friends of Diglis Fields but also open to other diglis.com members / Re: Training stations
« Last post by niki on August 26, 2015, 09:44:12 PM »
Thank you Cllr Denham, it's comforting to know that there is some one with your expertise on the case.
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Primary for the Friends of Diglis Fields but also open to other diglis.com members / Re: Training stations
« Last post by Cllr Lynn Denham on August 26, 2015, 03:37:21 PM »
I attended the City Council Cabinet meeting on 28th July.  I said that a number of residents were very disappointed that 'the money ran out' before the outdoor gym equipment on the priority list.  I shall continue to press for transparency on the spending of these community funds and any future monies which are due from ongoing housing developments.
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Community notice board / Lost cat
« Last post by John S on August 18, 2015, 04:34:19 PM »
I noticed the below message from Jude on the wonderfully useful Street Life web site.

Jude H
Has anybody seen a thin old tabby cat in the Bath Road/Hill Avenue area? She is 18 and recently recovered from a stroke. These days doesn't normally leave the garden but didn't come home last night? Likes hiding in hedges.
(Pictured below with her sister, but much thinner now).

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Primary for the Friends of Diglis Fields but also open to other diglis.com members / Re: Training stations
« Last post by Sam on August 16, 2015, 04:13:22 PM »
It seems that the relatively new conservative councillor for the greener and cleaner department has ignored  the wishes of the people who were consulted and now he's got money to spend on his own vanity projects. I hope the residents of the Diglis area will remember this when it's voting time once more.  >:(
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Primary for the Friends of Diglis Fields but also open to other diglis.com members / Training stations
« Last post by niki on August 14, 2015, 05:21:20 PM »
At all of the consultations held by the city council, it was acknowledged there was definitely going to be a number of training stations dotted about diglis fields. It seems the council have gone back on their word and are now saying there isn't enough money left in the pot to buy and install said training stations! However, they found the money to improve the riverside path between the basin footbridge and the sustrans river bridge.

Not so long ago the new head of the greener and cleaner department at the city council (Councillor Andrew Roberts) told the evening news that no money from the s106 money would be used on the riverside area, now we are told that they have used a huge amount of that money to do work on land that belongs to the canal and rivers trust. :(

It's a travesty that should be corrected and the training stations be now installed.
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Primary for the Friends of Diglis Fields but also open to other diglis.com members / Re: Pitmaston Park
« Last post by ecominded on August 14, 2015, 04:59:36 PM »
It's such a shame what those people have done to the park, I notice that the council have had to disinfect it. Many small invertebrates that are essential for the natural balance of the eco system to flourish would have been killed off during the disinfection process.

There was an invasion of travelers ten years ago on the diglis fields and the mess they left behind was horrendous. I just hope that the diglis residents gather together fast if and when these people appear once more. 
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Primary for the Friends of Diglis Fields but also open to other diglis.com members / Pitmaston Park
« Last post by Abbey on August 09, 2015, 03:37:25 PM »
For those who didn't know Pitmaston Park was invaded by travelers in the last few weeks. They left an awful mess behind and gave the residents who live over looking the park an experience I'm sure they could have done without.

What will it take to stop the same thing happening on Diglis Fields?   >:(
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