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by admin on 22 February, 2009
Tree planting throughout Kingsley has started. New trees have been planted in Kingsley Rd, The Drive, The Vale, Milton St. North, Kenmuir Avenue and Kenmuir Crescent. The trres have funded by Richard Church’s County Council budget for Kingsley. Trees have been selected based on the mature size appropriate to each site, and are well protected against […]
Read more Leave a commentby admin on 14 January, 2009
The Council have declared Barrack Rd and the Park Avenue North/Kettering Rd roundabout as designated air quality management areas. Some other busy junctions, such as the Cock Hotel, have already been AQMA’s for a while. Both of these areas have been tested over recent months for Nitrogen Dioxide, one of the main pollutants from traffic, […]
Read more Leave a commentby admin on 11 January, 2009
Plans for some low play mounds for young children, to be placed near the playground at the Barrack Rd end of the Racecourse will be on display at the Friends of the Racecourse/ Healthy Living Hub open meeting on Tuesday 3 February at 7.30pm at the Best Western Lime Trees Hotel, 8 Langham Place, Barrack […]
Read more Leave a commentby admin on 13 December, 2008
Council owned homes in Kingsley are to be a part of the £3 million pound plan to improve the standard of housing. 450 homes in Kingsley and Kingsthorpe will be brought up to the decent homes standard during 2009/10.. The Kingsley housing estate was built in the 1920’s and 1930’s with some improvements in the […]
Read more Leave a commentby admin on 8 November, 2008
The arrow sculpture on the Racecourse was formally ‘launched’ today at a little cremony in the park. The university students who designed it, together with members of Friends of the Racecourse and the Healthy Living Hub came together at the arrow to talk about the project and what it has acheived. It has been controversial, […]
Read more Leave a commentby admin on 2 November, 2008
Richard Church has requested that funds given to County Councillors to support local projects be spent on replacing roadside trees in Kingsley. The full list of sites where new trees are planted to be planted this winter is as follows:- Hazeldene Rd. No’s. 144 & 148 Collingwood Rd. No 69 The Drive No’s 14, 20/22, […]
Read more Leave a commentby admin on 26 September, 2008
Following complaints by residents and local Lib Dem councillors, the council have insisted that a caravan permanently parked on Romany Road has been removed. As well as causing a eyesore in the street, an electric cable was lying across the pavement, causing a potential hazard to pedestrians.
Read more Leave a commentby admin on 3 August, 2008
Richard Church, the County Councillor for Kingsley, is planning to spend a proportion of funds allocated to him for local community projects on replacing roadside trees in Kinglsey. Richard has put forward a list of locations where trees have been lost and the Council are looking at each site in turn before suggesting which sites […]
Read more Leave a commentby admin on 23 January, 2008
At the request of local residents the Council are looking to put a recycling facility in Arthur St for people who live in the flats. This is good news, and I hope it will be used by people who live in the Webbs factory too. When the site has been agreed, the council will inform […]
Read more Leave a commentby admin on 6 January, 2008
The County Council are funding repairs to footpaths across the Racecourse. Work will start in the new year to improve the main footpaths used to cross the park. This follows on from the upgrade of lighting in the park 2 years ago. This is good news, and is another step towards making the park a […]
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