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Stacey Ravenscroft

Fast food take away approved! 19 Replies

Started by Stacey Ravenscroft in Community Issues. Last reply by Local lady 9 hours ago.

Jane Holmes

A Church School in Hampton? 54 Replies

Started by Jane Holmes in Community Issues. Last reply by Derek Winterburn 21 hours ago.

paul johnston

February HPN Meet-up - Which Date Suits You? 8 Replies

Started by paul johnston in Local Chat. Last reply by Louise Owen yesterday.

Gareth Roberts

Illegally Moored Boats 1 Reply

Started by Gareth Roberts in Community Issues. Last reply by Sandie Reed on Monday.

A Hepple

Hampton Sub Aqua Club 1 Reply

Started by A Hepple in Local Information and Services. Last reply by paul johnston on Monday.

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Local lady replied to Stacey Ravenscroft's discussion 'Fast food take away approved!'
Very mature comment Michael. Just as well there are actually many people living here who are community-minded. As for the democracy at the inspectorate, what democracy do you mean exactly? I think your comment says it all. Indeed all your…
9 hours ago
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Derek Winterburn replied to Jane Holmes's discussion 'A Church School in Hampton?'
As a point of information: Cllr Langthorne's proposal will not create a rat-run down Oldfield Road, because Oldfield Road would be blocked to traffic (other than emergency vehicles) at a point between the housing and the industrial…
21 hours ago
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Richard Scott replied to Jane Holmes's discussion 'A Church School in Hampton?'
Sometimes supporters of the other proposal overlook the fact that, based on our admissions policy, Maharishi School will actually be taking more Hampton primary children than the Church proposes to take. Please also keep in mind that all the local…
22 hours ago
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Samantha Bailey replied to Jane Holmes's discussion 'A Church School in Hampton?'
The thought of anyone, either parents with infants/juniors plus strollers/buggies, or secondary school-age children, walking from Priory Road towards the Oldfield site is horrific! I would hope both schools will be considering this scenario in their…
23 hours ago
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Teresa replied to Jane Holmes's discussion 'A Church School in Hampton?'
That would be an excellent idea, to create a road from Upper Sunbury to Oldfield Road, just think of the extra traffic we would get, when the upper sunbury is in chaos , as it is every morning, they could all use the new road to cut…
yesterday
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Lynne Walsh replied to Jane Holmes's discussion 'A Church School in Hampton?'
"we can almost certainly slow the speed limit on Oldfield down to 20mph." Who is this "we"? Are you the same 'we' who monitor or police the speed limit, or the hazardous driving on Oldfield now? I've lived here…
yesterday
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Richard Scott replied to Jane Holmes's discussion 'A Church School in Hampton?'
Just thought I would add Maharishi School's current views on traffic management. 1) First, we will be conducting a meeting with local residents specifically to discuss this issue, it is a major issue and requires careful thought and…
yesterday
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Tabitha Hennah replied to Jane Holmes's discussion 'A Church School in Hampton?'
I hear what you are saying and this is a big concern. I do think though that traffic and parking around all schools is a major issue, parents parking on zig-zags and over residents drives is a problem at all the local schools. Some Junior School…
yesterday
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Louise Owen replied to paul johnston's discussion 'February HPN Meet-up - Which Date Suits You?'
Tues 21st works for me. Look forward to it.
yesterday
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Lynne Walsh replied to Jane Holmes's discussion 'A Church School in Hampton?'
Oh - and now I've spotted the last comment here...................perhaps a fellow traveller [at least on this issue], but no relation - as far as I know !
yesterday
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Lynne Walsh replied to Jane Holmes's discussion 'A Church School in Hampton?'
I'm not going to enter the debate here - though there seem to be few objective views on this [e.g. why should any religion or 'faith' demand involvement in education?] Here's a seemingly small point, but it's been bugging me…
yesterday
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Jacqueline Prout replied to Stacey Ravenscroft's discussion 'Fast food take away approved!'
What a pleasure to see someone with a positive attitude to change well said Michael and Jason.  Of course it would have been nice if the JL could have remained as a pub but much better to have it occupied than looking at the…
yesterday
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james walsh replied to Jane Holmes's discussion 'A Church School in Hampton?'
why the hell has any school got to be tied to any faith, the local authoritys job is teaching the kids, their faith is the parents job dont forget nearly every war was started by religion
Monday
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Sandie Reed replied to Gareth Roberts's discussion 'Illegally Moored Boats'
I saw the notice too when walking back from Bushy Park and will be sending in my comments to the council. The council clearly need this byelaw amendment to be able to move on anyone mooring up indefinitely while paying nothing towards the…
Monday
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Michael Smith replied to Stacey Ravenscroft's discussion 'Fast food take away approved!'
I'm fine with your stance Jayne, the Planning Inspectorate also excercised a bit of democracy so it's happy days all around, more jobs, more business and life regenerated to a shabby unwanted building, here's to…
Monday
 
 
 

Fix-my-Street Hampton

Broken streetlight, 18th December, TW12 2NJ

Hello, Down Wensleydale Passage, near the point where it meets Parrs Place there is a faulty streetlight.
Nearest road to the pin placed on the map (automatically generated by Bing Maps): Parrs Place, Hampton
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