Fwd: Fw: March Meeting and Important Discussions
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From: Mandville <mand...@freenet.co.uk>
Date: 2009/2/21
Subject: Fw: March Meeting and Important Discussions
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From: liamm
To: mand...@freenet.co.uk
Sent: Saturday, February 21, 2009 2:34 AM
Subject: March Meeting and Important Discussions
Brunswick and Regency Neighbourhood Action Group Meeting
To assist our role as an umbrella and combined networking group (super
LAT), we would like to invite all groups and individuals on this list
to a meet and greet to help all parties with their related and
combined issues.
a full copy of the agenda is here
any points, questions or requests to us asap please esp those who cant
attend the city wide LAT/NAG/FOG meeting
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Thursday 5th March 7 pm until 9pm at Cornerstone Community Centre
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A Boards and Street Clutter
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Obstruction - street debate
This is a chain of discussion on the A Board situation accross
Brunswick and Regency.
Please add your comments below. All details have been adjusted to make
the contributers anonymous where requested.
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Date: Sunday, 15 February, 2009, 11:47 AM
I have been reading this subject for weeks and find it's getting tedious.
I agree that A boards can be and are a nuisance. Although not
disabled yet — I have moderate osteoarthritis in both knees — and i
can see that when placed thoughlessly they can present a hazard.
However this is a commercial area, people have to make a living and we
all know how difficult that is now (and rest assured it will become
infinitely more difficult in the months to come).
People don't have to live here in the main — especially those who
make most noise — they can live in 'nice' residential suburbs.
I think the council seem to be taking the issue seriously. I find
some of the comments and language used immature and silly.
M
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Da access Concerning A Boards.
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blitz announced in Hove
Dog owners who don't clean up their pets' mess are facing £80 fines.
Brighton and Hove's first crackdown on dog fouling offences is to be
launched in the Goldsmid ward, Hove.
Council officers have agreed to give staff the power to hand out
on-the-spot tickets.
Councillor Melanie Davis, who represents the area and has been pushing
for the pilot scheme to be introduced, said: "This is great news for
Hove. I constantly receive complaints from residents in the area about
the state of the pavements with regard to dog fouling.
"I have been working closely with residents, pet owners and local
police teams to push for tougher action.
"Hopefully this will encourage all dog walkers to take responsibility
for their pets.
"We will be working to ensure that the Conservative council reinvests
the income generated by these on the spot fines of up to £80 into
continued street-cleaning programmes."
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Communal Bins
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Street Clutter
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a boards
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New ruling on A-boards – have your say
Brighton and Hove City Council is looking at changing its policy on
traders' placements and A boards in order to comply with the
Disability Discrimination Act (DDA).
The council has taken some key points from the DDA and the Inclusive
Mobility Guidance, and with its legal team, has drawn up criteria meet
the requirements.
The council is proposing a clear passageway of 1.3 metres. It is also
proposing the introduction of criteria limiting the number of objects
that can be placed in a continuous line along the pavement. This will
better enable turning or crossing for people with mobility issues.
<editors comment - as yet we can find NO link or contact for this
'consultation'>
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meet the library police
We have found out there will be a meet the police session at jubilee
library on Feb 23rd Noon till 3pm.
Please note, this even is not advertised on the police website.
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To assist our role as an umbrella and combined networking group (super
LAT), we would like to invite all groups and individuals on this list
to a meet and greet to help all parties with their related and
combined issues.
a full copy of the agenda is available at http://www.br-nag.org.uk