Westminster Park Residents Association

Bringing our community alive

November 28, 2015
by Dave Craggs
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Deeside Oddfellows

Rick Matthews Oddfelloes Hall, Saltney Pam Edmunds, Ann Lawson, Judith Roberts, Liz Ollman, Val Jones and Paul Edunds

Rick Matthews
Oddfelloes Hall, Saltney
Pam Edmunds, Ann Lawson, Judith Roberts, Liz Ollman, Val Jones and Paul Edunds

Get more out of life with the Oddfellows, from eating out, day trips, playing scrabble, travel and the theatre or just a good chat in friendly company. Formed in 1810, the Oddfellows is a not-for-profit friendly society. Its aims are to help people join together to socialise, as well as provide care, advice and support in times of need.

Oddfellows run a regular Coffee Club every Thursday at 10.30am at the Oddfellows Hall, 65 High St, Saltney. Denise Turner, District Secretary says, “There’s no need to book and refreshments are just 50p. We’re a friendly bunch and are always looking for new faces to join us, so why not come along, relax, have some fun and find out what the Oddfellows could do for you.”

Call Denise on 01244 675757 or contact Olwen Bellis (WPRA)

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November 28, 2015
by Dave Craggs
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Belgrave Primary School

DSCN2164 Belgrave is pleased to announce that we have received our Silver School Games Mark Award for achievement in 2014-15. We are now going for Gold! The additions we have made this school year to be “even better” are the implementation of a Sports Council which has roles in school which include communicating results, taking photographs at events and writing sports reports for the school newsletter. This is also the first year that the school and the local school sports partnership has appointed primary school Sports Ambassadors. Our two Sports Ambassadors have attended training and have come back to school ready to lead the Sports Council

November 4, 2015
by Dave Craggs
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EVERGREEN Meeting

The next meeting in the Community Centre is Thursday 19th November 2.00 – 3.30p.m.

Our guest on this occasion is Sue Sutherland who is going to lead a ‘Christmas Workshop’.  This should be an interesting session and will give us lots of ideas for the Christmas season.

Forms and menu for our Christmas lunch at the Golf Club on Wednesday 16th December will be available.  Please let us have your payment and menu choice as soon as possible,

New membership forms will also be available for your completion, along with our exciting planned programme for 2016.

Complimentary tea/coffee/biscuits as usual. We look forward to seeing many of you joining us.

Sandra Magilton

‘EVERGREEN’ Committee

October 29, 2015
by Dave Craggs
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CHESTER RIVERSIDE ROTARY CLUB – OUR INTRODUCTION TO WESTMINSTER PARK RESIDENTS

What is Rotary? Established all over the world, Rotary brings people together to take on important, sustainable, long-term projects across the world such as water and sanitation, basic education and literacy, economic and community development. A key project however has been its involvement in the eradication of polio in 122 countries, where Rotarians have contributed money and countless volunteer hours to help immunise more than 2 billion children against the disease. These are to name just a few of the many initiatives of Rotary International, but Rotary is very active in national and local communities too.

Chester Riverside Rotary…. Who are we? The group was formed a year ago as a satellite of the Hawarden Rotary Club . Having gained our Charter in June this year, we are now an autonomous, all- inclusive club…males and females of varying ages and backgrounds, with diverse jobs or retirement schedules, with a variety of interests and experience. Our common aim is to harness energy and goodwill and to put all this to good effect by raising awareness and money to help others in our area, the CH4 community ( Handbridge, Curzon Park, Saltney and, of course, Westminster Park). You may have come across Chester Riverside at the Summer Fayres last summer and this July, at the Christmas Fayre in the Community Centre last December, or have been some of the many local people who contributed so generously to the recent Garden Party in August or the Race Night in November.

Quiz evenings, race nights, a pumpkin-carving competition, a zip-wire challenge and a barbecue are a few of the fundraising activities of our first year when we supported HaNC (Head and Neck Cancer), Dial House in Chester (Disability advice Centre) and the Neuro Therapy Centre in Saltney . Whilst maintaining contact with these, our main charities for this current Rotary year (July 15– June 16 ) are the Alzheimer’s Society and BIRD (Brain Injury Rehabilitation and Development), a charity based in Eccleston ,which offers treatment and hope to children and adults suffering from any brain injury or developmental difficulty.

Alongside all this, we have fun….in conversations, listening to the experience of others by way of invited speakers and social evenings.

Where are we? We meet on Wednesday evenings 7 – 8pm at the Handbridge Inn, but hope to have occasional meetings in the other areas of CH4. Though we meet weekly, there is no commitment to attend every week, as we all juggle our busy lives and have other demands on our time.

Could you do join us? Anyone is welcome to come along to any of our Wednesday evening meetings and get the feel of what we are doing. You might decide that joining is not for you but, perhaps you might like to help out at events occasionally when we need some extra manpower! Whatever you could offer as we build our club, would be most appreciated and we are sure that you would enjoy your involvement.

We would like to thank everyone who has supported our efforts thus far. Please continue to support your CH4 Rotary club, Chester Riverside. Watch out for our notifications of upcoming events which we will post on the local noticeboards, on the Westminster Park websites, or you can find more detail on facebook.com/rotarych4   or   take a look at our video on Youtube.

I can also be contacted on 07804 252244 so please feel free to call for more information.

Jane Monro

President – Chester Riverside Rotary Club

September 24, 2015
by Dave Craggs
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Sherbourne Avenue Planning Application

If you wish to view or comment on the planning application re Sherbourne Avenue explanation how is detailed below:

APPLICATION

15/03642/FUL | Erection of 41 no. dwellings, associated roads, car parking and landscape works – Resubmission of application 15/00346/FUL. | Land At End Of Sherbourne Avenue Chester Cheshire

CWAC – PLANNING WEBSITE

http://pa.cheshirewestandchester.gov.uk/online-applications/search.do?action=simple

Under Simple: key in application no. 15/03642/FUL and press Search or

to view original application key in application no. 15/0346/FUL and press Search

If you wish to Save search, Track or Make Comment you will need to register.

Website not easy to follow so if having problems a visual step by step guide or a more detailed explanation are both available below

Email:

Planning@cheshirewestandchester.gov.uk quoting 15/03642/FUL, your name and address plus object or support.

Post:

Planning Department

fao Ms Gail Etheridge

Cheshire West & Cheshire Council

HQ, Nicholas Street

Chester, CH1 2NP

Download (PDF, 473KB)

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September 14, 2015
by Dave Craggs
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Wrexham Road Development

The application by Milne Homes to build 41 homes at the end of Sherbourne Avenue, which was previously turned down by the Council, has been re-submitted.

Details can be found at http://pa.cheshirewestandchester.gov.uk/online-applications/ and quoting 15/03642/FUL. Responses need to be made by 6th October.

We hope individuals will submit their own comments and WPRA intends to make a collective response. In order to formulate this and give everyone a chance to contribute their ideas, we are holding a meeting in the Community Centre at 8:00 pm on Wednesday, 23 September.

Please come along.

                                           Brian Westcott

                                           Chairman, WPRA