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Carpenders Park Residents' Association
Carpenders Park Residents’ Association The Review Officer(Three Rivers) Mrs Bobbie Wilson Local Government Boundary Commission for England Layden House, 76-86 Turnmill Street, London EC1M 5LG Dear Sir 14th Jan. 2013 As the Chair of the Carpenders Park Residents’ Association I am representing the wishes of our Community in regards to the proposal by Three Rivers District Council to alter our Parish Council Boundary. Our residents are against the proposal to divide Carpenders Park in two and thereby amalgamate our estate into wards with which we have no connection. Carpenders Park has a strong separate identity and wish to remain as a united Ward. The estate was built before the Second World War and certainly before either South Oxhey or Oxhey Hall was developed. Carpenders Park has its own school, Church, Community Hall, shops as well as a medical centre, and even the Station is named Carpenders Park. Three Rivers District Council, having agreed to the changing of the boundary for the election of an M.P. for Carpenders Park, appears took the railway line as a demarcation to separate the estate from South Oxhey and thus to change our representation in Parliament to come under the Hertsmere Ward instead of Watford. Now, the District Council wants to change the boundary line this time to a stream that passes through part of our estate. This makes no sense to our residents as the railway line has always been recognised as the boundary in the past. Our Residents’ Assoc. began over 70yrs.ago showing an extremely committed sense of our own identity in Carpenders Park and we wish to remain as one Ward.
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Three Rivers District Council Retail and Leisure Study June 2012
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7 Lord Street, Watford, Herts WD17 2LL T 01923 248010 F 01923 248748 E [email protected] W www.home-startwatford.org.uk Home-Start Places to go in the Watford & Three Rivers Summer Holidays At Home-Start, we understand how difficult it can be to entertain children for the 6 week holiday. We have therefore pulled together information from various sources to provide a guide to activities for families over the summer holidays. Firstly, check out the timetables for your local Children’s Centres. The Children’s Centres or Home-Start Office can give you hard copies of these, or alternatively use the links below to find activities in your local area:- Leavesden, Three Villages, Abbots Langley, Berrygrove, Beechfield, Bushey Mill and the Reddings Children’s Centres http://www.hertsmere-children.co.uk/wp-content/uploads/2015/07/Programme- Summer2015-Bushey-Watford-Hemel-Leavesden.pdf Littlebury and Westfield Children’s Centres (Central and West Watford) www.hertschildrenscentres.org.uk/westfield/whats_on/index.html Chorleywood & Loudwater, Rickmansworth and Croxley Green Children’s Centres http://www.trwcc.org/docs/Summer_Activities_Three_Rivers_West.pdf Ebury, South Oxhey and Sunshine Children’s Centres (Oxhey) http://www.hertschildrenscentres.org.uk/ebury/documents/summer_timetable_o xhey_group.pdf You can also find information on the District Councils websites: Three Rivers District Council Summer Holiday activities - hard copies of this guide are available in the Home- Start office http://www.threerivers.gov.uk/egcl-page/children-and-young-people Explore the local area http://www.threerivers.gov.uk/egcl-page/play-areas RegisteredRegister. in England and Wales no.
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