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Ashley Ward e-Focus January 2012!
Posted by Waliur Rahman on January 28, 2012 at 2:53pm 0 Comments 0 Likes
Dear Resident
Happy New Year! This eFOCUS is sent to those who have expressed an
interest in what is happening in and around Ashley ward.
For daily updates see the Ashley Ward Information Facebook wall at
http://bit.ly/fbashley
If you want additional information on any topic, then please send an
email to my colleague Waliur Rahman or to me or follow the web link
where available.
You will be… Continue
Happy New Year! This eFOCUS is sent to those who have expressed an
interest in what is happening in and around Ashley ward.
For daily updates see the Ashley Ward Information Facebook wall at
http://bit.ly/fbashley
If you want additional information on any topic, then please send an
email to my colleague Waliur Rahman or to me or follow the web link
where available.
You will be… Continue
Bristol Parks Forum
Posted by Jo Corke on January 25, 2012 at 3:26pm 1 Comment 0 Likes
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Bristol Parks Forum is the umbrella organisation for community park groups and organisations in the city with an interest in their local parks and green spaces.
You can find their website here
Strictly speaking it is the group that is a member of the BPF, though they are happy to add several people from each group to the mailing list. Also anyone from the group is welcome…
Bird Walk 15 January 12
Posted by Des Bowring on January 15, 2012 at 1:30pm 0 Comments 0 Likes
A beautiful sunny morning brought out the birds and the watchers and we were treated to a taste of winter and the promise of spring. The full list is as follows:
Fieldfare - first spotted by Simon as it fed on the ground. Unusual to see one 'on the deck' in the park.
Redwing - 2 or 3 birds and one showing particularly well.
Blackcap - at least 1 over-wintering bird. A brief burst of almost full-blown song was unusual so…
ContinueLichens in the Park
Posted by Jo Corke on January 14, 2012 at 3:32pm 8 Comments 1 Like
The lichens in the park are doing well on trees trunks, branches, fences and…
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Redland Police Station
Posted by Fo SAP on January 5, 2012 at 5:00pm 0 Comments 0 Likes
Public Consultation no. 1 on New Primary provision at Redland Police Station site. On 12th January 2012 re:
To support an expansion of St John’s CE VC Primary school.
At:
Redland Quaker Meeting House,
Main Hall 126 Hampton Road,
Session 1 2.30 – 3.30pm
S 2 6.30…
Survey of the Priorities for the Park. Results.
Posted by Fo SAP on December 12, 2011 at 12:30pm 0 Comments 0 Likes
This is taken from the minutes of the recent open meeting 7.12.11
Park Priorities Survey.
John Mayne & Steve Perry summarised the history of the Park Priorities Survey and circulated copies of the results. John, Steve and Jo did separate analysis of the data; all…
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Posted by Jo Corke on December 8, 2011 at 1:44pm 0 Comments 0 Likes
Ashley ward eFocus - November 2011
Posted by Waliur Rahman on November 27, 2011 at 11:24am 0 Comments 0 Likes
Dear Resident
This eFOCUS is sent to those who have expressed an interest in what is
happening in and around Ashley ward.
For daily updates see the Ashley Ward Information Facebook wall at
http://bit.ly/fbashley
If you want additional information on any topic, then please email my
colleague Waliur Rahman or I or follow the web link where available.
SCHOOLS:
(1) Bristol City Council Cabinet… Continue
This eFOCUS is sent to those who have expressed an interest in what is
happening in and around Ashley ward.
For daily updates see the Ashley Ward Information Facebook wall at
http://bit.ly/fbashley
If you want additional information on any topic, then please email my
colleague Waliur Rahman or I or follow the web link where available.
SCHOOLS:
(1) Bristol City Council Cabinet… Continue
Bird walk 20 Nov
Posted by Des Bowring on November 20, 2011 at 12:56pm 0 Comments 0 Likes
It was a quiet start to our monthly stroll round the park this morning and I did wonder if we'd see anything at all. However, we were later rewarded with superb views of sizeable Starling and finch flocks making it a spectacular end to this year's bird walks. The full list is as follows:
Starling - a notable and noisy influx of these birds, many no doubt arrivals from the continent.
Greenfinch - a good showing of 10+…
Continue Green Space South West
Posted by Fo SAP on November 12, 2011 at 7:34pm 0 Comments 0 Likes
Below is the link to the latest quarterly newsletter from GreenSpace South West. Please let them have feedback on it as they are keen to make sure that it is useful and interesting to everyone.
Please also feel free to forward it on to anyone else you know who has an interest in green…
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Events
January 17
Tuesday
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Graffiti around the Park
January 17, 2012 at 6pm to April 17, 2012 at 7pm – Around the Park
The number to call at the Council for removal of Graffiti is 9222100 choose option 3 for Graffiti Thanks, Doug Reid
Organized by Doug Reid | Type: ongoing
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February 6
Monday
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Narroways Millennium Green Trust AGM
February 6, 2012 from 7:30pm to 9pm – Wildgoose Space, The Yard, St Werburghs
Our AGM with guest speaker Des Bowring on winter birds on the hill. Come and support maintaining and managing Narroways for wildlife and as a breathing space for local people.
Organized by Narroways Millennium Green Trust | Type: agm
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February 7
Tuesday
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Talk: ”The importance of urban trees to public health”,
February 7, 2012 from 6pm to 7pm – Council House
Bristol Tree Forum is organising a special session at 6pm on Feb 7th 2012 (for 1 hour) where Marcus Grant of UWE, who works with the World Health Organisation, will be talking about city trees and th…
Organized by Simon Randolph | Type: talk
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Simon Randolph commented on Jo Corke's group 'Wildlife group'
NO choughs in the park this morning - Alpine or otherwise! It was rather quiet, but saw: Blue Tit (2), Carrion Crow (2), Woodpigeon (4), Blackbird (4), Robin (2), Great Tit (1), Chaffinch (2), Jay (1), Collared Dove (3), Dunnock (2), Mistle…
Jo Corke commented on Jo Corke's group 'Wildlife group'
Hi,
From my window this morning I saw Alpine Chough (20) snow finches (2) blackbird (1). The blackbird shouldn't stll be here...
Des Bowring commented on Jo Corke's group 'Wildlife group'
I presume they factor in the possibility of more than one person doing the birdwatch in a public park, and the fact that it's different days should be OK.
I must admit Montpelier station was the place to be today!
Doug Reid commented on Doug Reid's event 'Graffiti around the Park'
Thanks for this I will contact Rob Mc Govern & see how the system works
admin commented on Doug Reid's event 'Graffiti around the Park'
blue tagging has appeared on the bird noticeboard :-(
Simon Randolph commented on Jo Corke's group 'Wildlife group'
Not a bad haul, Des. I think I might try the park tomorrow for the RSPB Birdwatch. The last few years' watches in the garden have only yielded about one or two individuals of three or four species. But I don't know what the…
Des Bowring commented on Jo Corke's group 'Wildlife group'
I did my RSPB Big Garden Birdwatch this morning at St Andrews Park and the list is as follows: Blue Tit (8), Carrion Crow (5), Magpie (6), Woodpigeon (4), Goldfinch (4), Blackbird (4), Pied Wagtail (3), Coal Tit (1), Robin (5), Great Tit (3),…
Ashley Ward e-Focus January 2012!
Dear ResidentHappy New Year! This eFOCUS is sent to those who have expressed aninterest in what is happening in and around Ashley ward.For daily updates see the Ashley Ward Information Facebook wall athttp://bit.ly/fbashleyIf you want additional information on any topic, then please send anemail to my colleague Waliur Rahman or to me or follow the web linkwhere available.You will be aware that we try and avoid party politics in thisnewsletter. However, next…See More
Blog post by Waliur Rahman
Narroways Millennium Green Trust AGM at Wildgoose Space, The Yard, St Werburghs
February 6, 2012 from 7:30pm to 9pm
Our AGM with guest speaker Des Bowring on winter birds on the hill. Come and support maintaining and managing Narroways for wildlife and as a breathing space for local people.See More
Event posted by Des Bowring
Fo SAP replied to Nick Hounsfield's discussion 'Stalked on saturday morning'
Hi Nick,
I have just (19.1.12) had this message from Alex Owen in response to my alert on 21.11.11.
"Hello, Sorry for the late reply. However I have many attempts to post on the forum but the website just hangs and will not allow…
Forum
Stalked on saturday morning
Started by Nick Hounsfield in Interest Group - Anti-social behaviour and litter (Sarah McMurchie). Last reply by Fo SAP Jan 19. 2 Replies 0 Likes
Park loos
Started by admin in Interest Group - Equipment / facilities / gateways / appearance (Beryl Sanderson). Last reply by admin Jan 8. 3 Replies 0 Likes
Tree Donation
Started by Jenna DeLay in Interest Group - Pond / Wildlife – (Jo Corke and Des Bowring). Last reply by Jo Corke Jan 8. 1 Reply 0 Likes
Gloucester County CC short of cash for the planned site development
Started by Simon Randolph in Meeting Minutes / Agenda Jan 6. 0 Replies 0 Likes
Gloucester County CC short of cash for the planned site development
Started by Simon Randolph in Meeting Minutes / Agenda Jan 6. 0 Replies 0 Likes
Winter interest planting
Started by Matt Clarke in Meeting Minutes / Agenda. Last reply by Simon Randolph Jan 6. 3 Replies 0 Likes
Open Committee and Social meeting Minutes 7.12.11
Started by Fo SAP in Meeting Minutes / Agenda Jan 1. 0 Replies 1 Like
Table Tennis Table
Started by matthewc in Interest Group - Playground. Last reply by martin weitz Dec 2, 2011. 9 Replies 0 Likes
Open Committee Meeting 18.10.11 Minutes
Started by Fo SAP in Meeting Minutes / Agenda Nov 2, 2011. 0 Replies 0 Likes
ANTI-SOCIAL BEHAVIOUR and LITTER GROUP - minutes from our recent meeting
Started by sarah mcmurchie in Interest Group - Anti-social behaviour and litter (Sarah McMurchie). Last reply by sarah mcmurchie Oct 27, 2011. 7 Replies 0 Likes
Wellington bomber memorial appeal - a fitting success
Many thanks to everyone who helped with the successful appeal.
The total income after we receive the final instalment from Bristol City Council will be £5,173.03. Of this we spent £3,982.87. The cost of the memorial itself, including installation, was £3,932.50.
This will leave us with the sum of £1,190.16 for maintenance and improvement to the memorial site area.
The £1,190.16 will be kept in with the FoSAP current account, but treated as ring-fenced funding.
Further information about the Wellington bomber that crashed into St. Andrews Park on 30th April 1941 can be found here
Video footage of the memorial service can be found here:
http://www.wellingtont2905.co.uk/memorials.html
What would you like to change about this web site?
Please send your thoughts to 'Admin'
***** Notice boards have started appearing in our park! *****
I thought you might like to see the notice boards which were cemented into place this morning (10/01/2010), the finger post goes in tomorrow in the middle of the park near the café. A nice start for the year!
Best wishes,
Martin Weitz
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