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Canning & Clyde Road Residents Association www.canni.addiscombe.net 27 July 2018 Contact us: Gordon Thompson School’s out edition Chairman 020 8656 4941 Inside—Rubbish and gordon.thompson@ addiscombe.net What sort of area do you want to live in? Anne Bridge Secretary 020 8656 6707 Summer – free ideas for children and young families annebridge175@ Only walking distance or bus or tram rides away gmail.com Robert King Following a chat among neighbours at the end of last school summer Treasurer holidays, we have put together these ideas for things people can do with 020 8654 7420 children for no more than the cost of a bus or tram ride. All activities are free. chitchatforum@ aol.com Thanks to everyone who has contributed ideas. Local Police Hopper Fares on buses and trams for adults using Oyster or contactless. (non emergency) 101 You can use the same card as many times as you need in one hour and only www.met.police.uk/a/ be charged £1.50. Daily cap on all bus and tram fares is £4.50. your-area/met/ https://tfl.gov.uk/campaign/hopper-fare croydon/addiscombe- west/ https://twitter.com/ MPSAddiscombe INDOORS Our Councillors Free swimming for people 16 and under Sean Fitzsimons in the London Borough of Croydon Patricia Hay-Justice Jerry Fitzpatrick Town Hall South Norwood Leisure Centre, Portland Road SE25 4PT Katharine Street walk along Railway Park then Woodside Green; 312 bus Croydon CR0 1NX 1stname.surname@ Waddon Leisure Centre, Purley Way 119 bus croydon.gov.uk 020 8819 5597 Apply online at www.better.org.uk/freeswimcroydon, or through the Our GLA Member self-service machines at leisure centre for £2 membership card Steve O’Connell GLA, City Hall Crystal Palace Museum, Anerley Hill SE19 2BA 410 bus The Queen's Walk www.crystalpalacemuseum.org.uk/ London SE1 2AA 020 7983 4353 steve.o'connell@ Horniman Museum, London Road, Forest Hill SE23 3PQ 197 bus london.gov.uk Galleries and garden www.horniman.ac.uk Our MP Sarah Jones House of Commons London SW1A 0AA Upper Norwood Library, 39-41 Westow Hill SE19 1TJ 410 bus 0207 219 2963 sarah.jones.mp@ Table tennis with Wole, Ages: 6-16, Cost: Free – donations welcomed parliament.uk Every Friday afternoon throughout the summer, 2pm-4pm, Book online Local Office 43 Blackhorse Lane Upper Norwood Library contd Addington (also known as Shirley) Hills walk or tram Coombe Lane Tall Tales: Creative writing workshop, Ages: Addiscombe Railway Park walk along East 6-16, Cost: Free – donations welcomed India Way Three week course running: Mon 30 July, Addiscombe Recreation Ground walk 2pm-4pm, Mon 6th August, 2pm-4pm, Ashburton Park walk Mon 13 August, 2pm-4pm Book online Brickfields Meadow walk along Addiscombe Railway Park Mischief Makers, Presented by The Reading Coombe Wood walk or tram to Lloyd Park Agency and Libraries. All activities are free Croham Hurst walk or tram to Lloyd Park for all to attend and include: and walk (in this exceptionally dry weather prone to fires) Zimbabwean Drumming Workshop, Farthing Down 2 buses 466 then 60 Tues 31 July (time TBC) Happy Valley 466 bus then walk to right of The Fox pub Paper Plane Challenge, Weds 1 August, Heathfield walk or tram to Coombe Lane 2pm. How far will your winged design fly?! Littleheath walk or tram to Coombe Lane Lloyd Park walk or tram Comic Creations, Weds 8 August, 2pm Park Hill Recreation Ground walk Create your own comic strip and characters Purley Way Playing Fields 119 bus Selsdon Wood 433 bus then walk Slime School, Weds 15 August, 2pm South Norwood Country Park tram to Get sliming at our slime-making workshop Harrington Road or walk South Norwood Recreation Ground walk Master Maths Sorcerers, Weds 22 August, along Addiscombe Railway Park and 2pm (7-9 years) and 3pm (9-11 years) Brickfield Meadows or tram and 450 bus A maths adventure workshop Spring Park Wood 198 bus Wandle Park walk or tram Gaming Gurus, Weds 29 August, 2pm Become an RPG gamer for an afternoon Kelsey Park, Beckenham tram and walk with the UNL Games Club! www.kelseyparkbeckenham.co.uk www.uppernorwoodlibraryhub.org/summer- Horniman Museum Gardens (details see programme under INDOOR) Turf Projects, 46-47 Trinity Court, Whitgift Crystal Palace Park (dinosaurs, city farm Centre, Croydon (near entrance to Wellesley and BBQ area) 410 bus Road underpass) http://crystalpalacepark.org.uk Family Art Fun Day, Do-You-Think-It-Saur- Us Morden Hall, Phipps Bridge tram or 6 mile Wed 15 Aug 12-2 (tickets available 1 Aug) walk along Wandle Trail following the river Book online at http://turf-projects.com way from Wandle Park www.nationaltrust.org.uk/morden-hall-park The Glades Bromley 119 bus https://wandlevalleypark.co.uk/map Heads shoulders knees and toes Paging all Junior Doctors! The Glades has a Deen City Farm SW19 2RR Tram to Phipps special operation for you to complete this Bridge Donations welcome summer, taking you on a journey through the www.deencityfarm.co.uk human body. Book online. Till 22 August. www.theglades.co.uk/humanbody Family Park to Park saunter Thurs 9 August, 10 am OUTDOORS Meet Partnership Officer in Coombe Wood. Walk or tram to Lloyd Park Croydon Parks - Croydon has lots of parks. 2 hr circular route through Below are just a few easy to reach places. Addington Hills, Heathfield and back For details of where they are see to Coombe Wood. Suitable for families with www.croydon.gov.uk/leisure/ children 6+ parksandopenspaces [email protected] 2 Mini beast hunt in Selsdon Wood New rubbish collection arrangements Weds 15 August 2pm Meet Roger Hawkins by the wooden bear From week beginning 3 September 2018, www.friendsofselsdonwood.co.uk we will have a new rubbish collection system. The new bins have already been delivered to The Rookery, Streatham Common houses and maisonettes in our roads. 194/198 to Whitgift, 50 to Streatham Conversions will receive their bins mid August. Common Windy paths to explore and have fun The new system will save the Council £5 million Streatham Common Kite Day, Sun 2 Sept a year and is designed to increase recycling 11am – 5pm 194/198 to Whitgift, 50 to rates and reduce the amount of rubbish going to Streatham Common expensive (and polluting) landfill. www.streathamkiteday.org.uk Here are answers to questions our residents Honeywood Museum Carshalton SM5 3NX have been asking. Thanks to Councillors Sean tram to Church Street then 407 bus Fitzsimons and Jerry Fitzpatrick for putting http://friendsofhoneywood.co.uk these to Steve Iles, Director of Streets Traditional Seaside Holidays For children aged between six and ten years only. Free but must be pre-booked on 1. Do we have to have the bins? 020 8770 4297 (donations welcomed). All properties that are suitable for the new Churchill Gardens Bromley, by Churchill collection will be allocated the bins. Suitability is Theatre off the High Street 119 bus based upon whether the bins can be Explore the windy paths. Two playgrounds accommodated/manoeuvred on the property and does not take into account aesthetic Midsummer films in Queens Gardens considerations. If you believe your property is Bromley (back of The Glades) 119 bus not suitable for the new service, please get in Friday 17 Aug 10.30 am – Moana touch with us at either Saturday 18 Aug 10.30 am – Mary Poppins [email protected] or on our Saturday 18 Aug 3.30 pm – Jumanji dedicated hotline 020 8604 7282 from Monday Book your place at to Friday between 9am and 5pm and we will https://yourbromley.com/movies arrange an inspection. Priory Gardens, Orpington BR6 0HH Full details can be found on the councils website tram to Addington Village, 315 bus Punch and Judy Show with Magic 5 August, 2 – 4 pm Register online 2. What if I refuse to use them? www.bromley.gov.uk/events/full Whilst the council are keen to work with residents to ensure the use of receptacles provided by the council are used the Environmental Protection Act gives local USEFUL WEBSITES authorities the powers to stipulate the containers which waste must be presented in for collection. Identifying insects and Waste will not be collected unless presented in butterflies in woods the designated containers. The Household http://wildabouthere.com/how-to-identify- Reuse and Recycling Centres are available for insects-snails-and-butterflies-in-the-woods/ any residents of the borough wishing to deposit household waste themselves. UK’s summer wildlife spectaculars http://www.bbc.co.uk/nature/22404886 3. What about people who have no space in Now Croydon their front garden for all the wheelie bins? http://nowcroydon.uk/whats-on/children-and- young-people If you believe your property is not suitable for the new service, please get in touch with us at either [email protected] or on our 3 dedicated hotline 020 8604 7282 from If you have any questions, you can look at the Monday to Friday between 9am and 5pm and Council website www.croydon.gov.uk/ we will arrange an inspection. Arrangements environment/rrandw/changes-to-your-collections will be made to assess suitability. -from-september-2018 or contact them at [email protected] or on the dedicated waste collection hotline 020 8604 4. What happens if people keep the new 7282 from Monday to Friday between 9am and wheelie bins on the pavement because they 5pm. are taking up too much space in front of the house? 3 free large unwanted items collections a All suitable households are expected to keep year per household since April the bins within their properties, not on the public footway.
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