Present:
Anthony Kelly
(Chairman), Michael Thomas (Secretary), Christine Thomas, Eve Earling, Brian
Bird, Chris Earling, Robert Clifton, Wendy Clifton, Pete Dixon plus 1 resident.
In Attendance:
Karen Coker (Head Teacher, Robert Shaw School
Councillor Mohammed Saghir
Councillor Glyn Jenkins
Deborah Wilson (Neighbour Action Officer, Nottingham City
Council),
1. Apologies
Roger Codling
2. Matters
Arising from the Previous Minutes
A letter has been written to both the Girls High School and
David Lloyd to ask to see if they could trim the trees back that overhang
Grassington Road.
The increase in dog fouling has been reported to the
Community Police they will be patrolling occasionally to try and catch the
offenders. Any one witnessing dog
fouling happen and are willing to make a written statement is encouraged to do
so as this is another way of the owners being fined.
The tree in the school grounds that has had a growth spurt
is due for a trim/.
3. Robert Shaw Playing
Field – Update
Pictures were shown with the field work in a finished
state. Small trees presented by the
Woodland Trust are still awaiting planting.
A small technically regarding the insurance details needs to be ironed
out before the field can be opened formally.
An official open day was suggested to take place at the beginning of
next year when the weather is hopefully better.
4. Crime Statistics Report
A report showing the level and types of crime for Ainsley
Estate (inc the subway) was presented.
Data was obtained through the Police website for August and September. September’s statistics were better than
August and it believed that October’s are even better.
5. Any Other Business
There are currently grants available to apply for the
promotion of community health. If anyone has any ideas please get in touch as
soon as possible. Applications have to be in by the 10th December
and for a value from £250 to £1500
6. Date of Next Meeting
Wednesday 15th January 2012 at 6pm (TO BE CONFIRMED)
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