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The Mylander the Boundarythewith Boundary Green Squarekeeping the COMMUNITY INFORMED with Greenwith Greensquare Square Going beyond GoingGoingthe beyond beyond May 2018 to July 2018 Issue 75 boundaryThe Mylander the boundarythewith boundary Green SquareKEEPING THE COMMUNITY INFORMED with Greenwith GreenSquare Square Programme Advertising Perimeter Board Programme Advertising PerimeterAdvertising Board Programme Advertising Giant Screen Perimeter Advertising Board Advertising Giant(including Screen animation)Ad vertisingAdvertising Wine Label Advertising Giant Screen Advertising (including animation) Wine Label Advertising (including animation) LCD Perimiter Wine Label Advertising Advertising Ticket Wallet Advertising LCD Perimiter Advertising Ticket Wallet Advertising LCD Perimiter Advertising Ticket Wallet Advertising Scorecard Advertising Scorecard Advertising Scorecard Advertising MCC ANNUAL MEETING 16th May 2018, 7.30pm Methodist Church Hall greensquare.megreensquare.megreensquare.me [email protected]@greensquare.me | 01206 | 01206 633429 633429 [email protected] | House01206 • Severalls 633429 Lane • Colchester • Essex • CO4 9PD Oyster House • Severalls Lane • ColchesterOyster House • Essex • CO4Severalls 9PD Lane • Colchester • Essex • CO4 9PDFunded by Myland Community Council FREE Going beyond GoingGoingthe beyond beyond May 2018 to July 2018 Issue 75 boundaryThe Mylander the boundarythewith boundary Green SquareKEEPING THE COMMUNITY INFORMED with Greenwith GreenSquare Square Programme Advertising Perimeter Board Programme Advertising PerimeterAdvertising Board Programme Advertising Giant Screen Perimeter Advertising Board Advertising Giant(including Screen animation)Ad vertisingAdvertising Wine Label Advertising Giant Screen Advertising (including animation) Wine Label Advertising (including animation) LCD Perimiter Wine Label Advertising Advertising Ticket Wallet Advertising LCD Perimiter Advertising Ticket Wallet Advertising LCD Perimiter Advertising Ticket Wallet Advertising Scorecard Advertising Scorecard Advertising Scorecard Advertising MCC ANNUAL MEETING 16th May 2018, 7.30pm Methodist Church Hall greensquare.megreensquare.megreensquare.me [email protected]@greensquare.me | 01206 | 01206 633429 633429 [email protected] | House01206 • Severalls 633429 Lane • Colchester • Essex • CO4 9PD Oyster House • Severalls Lane • ColchesterOyster House • Essex • CO4Severalls 9PD Lane • Colchester • Essex • CO4 9PDFunded by Myland Community Council FREE Myland Community Council Activities and clubs in Myland Phone numbers are 01206 unless Art Group Alternate Fridays Jenny Goodey 751077 The Chair John Stewart 854274 otherwise stated Vice Chair Martin Goss 07912 396 335 Girl guiding www.girlguiding.org.uk/joinus Pauline Bacon 07929 903484 Adrian Ellis 07930 956190 Kids Acting and Theatre Skills (KATS) Clare Bailey 842327 Liz Gray 851542 Richard Beauchamp 07768 631 521 Alan Hayman c/o 853400 Monday Sarah Young 851796 Catherine Clouston 07785 987 734 Pete Hewitt 853942 Mile End Methodist Church Hall Helen Coppin 751280 David Clouston 07748 064 562 Alison Jay 07761 729054 Mon 9.30am-3.00pm Rainbow Pre-School Sue Dunmore 07779349128 Marina de Smith c/o 853400 Robert Johnstone 853204 6.30pm Shell Group Helen Coppin 751280 John Dickson c/o 853400 David King 07738 522641 Tue 9.30am Rainbow Toddler Group Ramona Tsintaris 07596472642 Wed 9.00am-3.00pm Rainbow Pre-School Sue Dunmore 07779349128 Email: [email protected] Thur 9.00am-3.00pm Rainbow Pre-School Sue Dunmore 07779349128 FIND OUT WHAT YOUR Fri 9.00am-3.00pm Rainbow Pre-School Sue Dunmore 07779349128 Denise Humphris Clerk: [email protected] 7.30pm Morris Dancing Martin Theobald 853500 Asstnt to the Clerk: Katherine Kane [email protected] COMMUNITY COUNCIL Mothers’ Union First Wednesday monthly Ivy Dix 851743 Office: 101 Nayland Road, Colchester, CO4 5EN Myland Parish Halls Sarah King 07518 437488 Office Hours: 8.30am – 1.00pm (Mon, Weds, Fri) www.mylandparishhalls.org.uk 8.30am - 11.30am (Tues) IS UP TO BY VISITING Alternate Saturdays 9.00-11.00am Myland Pre-School Seven sessions a week Diane Woodrow 07544 830780 Closed on Thursdays Scouts Tel: 853400 1st Myland St Michaels’ Scout Group OUR NEW WEBSITE Website: www.mylandcommunitycouncil.org.uk Group Scout Leader Bill Miller 844313 Anglian Water Emergency Services 08457 145 145 Beaver Scouts Thursday Sally Alexander 844313 Age Concern – Free call 0800 731 4931 Cub Scouts Thursday Michelle King 546752 Blood Donor Information Line 0845 771 1711 Scouts Thursday Jason King 546752 Childline – Free call 0800 1111 Young At Heart Third Wednesday Diana Swan 756119 Colchester Borough Council – Enquiries 282222 After Hours – 548444 Severalls Bowls Club, Mill Road Colchester Police Station 0300 333 4444 Community Police Officer 07966 196823 League matches Tues afternoon/Wed eve Dick 272289 Crimestoppers – Free call 0800 555 111 Club Night Thursday 6.30pm Dick 272289 Gas Emergency Services – Free call 0800 111 999 stmixkids Various term time Saturdays Sue Aldous 851980 High Woods Country Park, Turner Road 853588 Women’s Institute First Friday monthly, H/Woods Sandra Jones 853594 Mile End Methodist Church, Rev. Ken Chalmers 545253 Church Hall Hire, Keith Thompson 844252 Youth Club Alternate Fridays YMCA 579415 Mill Road Surgery, Mill Road 845900 Yoga Classes Thursday eve term time Naomi Davies 07801 350469 Myland Parish Halls Hire (Sarah King) 07518 437488 Myland School, Mill Road 852109 NHS Direct – Advice Line 0845 4647 NSPCC – Free call 0800 800 500 Prescription Pick Up, Mile End area only 851928, 852286, 853075 MCC ANNUAL MEETING Priest-in-Charge, Parish of Myland, Revd Ray Gibbs 843926 Associate Vicar, Parish of Myland, Revd John Chandler 366930 16th May 2018, 7.30pm Queen Boudica School 844654 www.mylandcommunitycouncil.org.uk St Joseph Church, Rev. Fr. Tony McKentey 866317 Methodist Church Hall Samaritans, Walsingham Road 116123 2 39 The Mylander Keeping The Community Informed The Mylander is funded by Myland Community Council as a community service. It is issued quarterly and distributed to every household in the parish. The views expressed do not necessarily reflect those of Myland Community Council. Articles and information are reproduced in good faith. Editor Catherine Clouston 07785 987734 Email: [email protected] Advertising: Katherine Kane 853400 Email: [email protected] Letter from the Editor Firstly, please do come to the Annual Parish Meeting of MCC on Wednesday 16th May at 7.30pm in the Methodist Church Hall in Nayland Road. Spring is trying to be in the air which is a huge relief. Our cover for this issue is to celebrate positivity—partly for the summer that will come, and partly the Village Green which is planned for the Mill Road Sports Field. This is in the main part due to the dedication of Cllr John Stewart who has worked hard to see this project through to fruition. His Chairman’s Report is on page 4. What John has not mentioned is that he will be stepping down as Chairman of MCC this month. So, thank you John for all your hard work over the past year, and the good news is that you will still continue to serve as a councillor. We started the New Year with a full complement of seventeen councillors, but now, with one resignation, we have a vacancy if anyone is interested. Thank you to Helen Dryburgh for all her input. The new Community Engagement Committee had its first, very successful, Meet & Greet. More have been arranged (see page 6 for details). They are now planning for the Annual Fete this summer. If you would like to be involved, please get in touch. Patrick Mills has submitted another fascinating article on page 23, taken from the school log of Myland School in 1918. We also have a biography of a well-known local character on page 27. And finally, another goodbye, this time for Nikki Spelling, who, for as long as I have been Editor, has submitted her “From the Waiting Room” feature. She is retiring from the Mill Road Practice. Thank you Nikki, and enjoy your new life. Catherine Clouston Deadlines for next issue: 1st July 2018 (advertising), 7th (other copy) 3 Myland Community Council Reports Residents of Myland will be aware of the major Northern Gateway sporting and leisure project around the stadium area. Myland Community Council has been working with Colchester Borough Planning and the developers to ensure that what is delivered is right for Myland. The North section will be a new Sports Stadium and the relocated Rugby Club on the north side of the A12 adjacent to the Park & Ride. The South section will extend from United Way/Axial Way roundabout to Mill Road. The current users of Mill Road Sports Field will relocate to the new stadium except the cricketers who will relocate to Ford’s Lane Recreation Ground. All this, of course, is subject to planning permission. MCC broadly welcomes this project. I am particularly pleased with the proposed Myland Village Green. Since 2014, when I first instigated this project, I have campaigned for the retention of a good part of the Mill Road Sports Field as a Village Green. I have been supported by Cllr Gerard Oxford (Highwoods) and Cllr Martin Goss (Mile End). The adopted Myland & Braiswick Neighbourhood Plan reflects this guarantee of a minimum of 4.5 hectares (about 12 acres) set aside for our Village Green. The Village Green will integrate with the rest of the South section: exactly how is being planned. The addition of the Village Green open space at Myland’s eastern boundary and the improvements planned
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