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Maylands Fields Application Rejected We remain independent APRIL 2015 of all political parties THE BULLETIN The Voice of the Community Delivered by the Residents’ Association Harold Hill Foodbank Maylands Fields Your local Harold Wood Ward Councillors were delighted to hear that Havering Council has awarded the Harold Hill Foodbank an Application Rejected extra £10,000 to support the work that they are doing in these difficult times. They do a We would like to inform local residents that the planning application for a wonderful job helping those people in need cemetery on Maylands Fields’ Harold Park was unanimously rejected by the by providing essential food to those families Regulatory Services Committee last month. There were a large number of that are struggling. objections from local residents who did not want a cemetery on Green Belt Cllrs BRIAN EAGLING, DARREN WISE, land. Speeches for and against the planning application were made from both ALEX DONALD local residents, Councillors and representatives of the planning application. We will continue to monitor and update you with any further developments on this. News Flash I am pleased to announce that the Planning Apllication for number 1 Ethelburga Road to convert to 9 bedsits sharing a kitchen was rejected at the Planning Committee on 12th March. I would like to thank Councillor Brian Eagling for his speech against this application. Cllr DARREN WISE Appeal for Telephone Befrienders Cllrs ALEX DONALD, BRIAN EAGLING, DARREN WISE Tapestry (previously Age Concern Havering) runs a telephone befriending service which Budget Set for 2015/16 aims to reduce an older person’s feelings of Against a backdrop of unprecedented budget cuts, the budget and Council Tax for 2015/16 was loneliness and isolation by providing a regular agreed last month. By working as a Joint Administration we listened carefully to the phone call to talk about local issues, current consultation feedback and made numerous amendments to the original proposals, such as affairs, and in some cases to encourage an keeping Upminster Library open full time, scaling back parking fees in parks to 20p for three older person to restart or develop new hours and 50p for five hours (free weekends and Bank Holidays), extending the Queen's interests in life. A telephone befriender is a Theatre Grant reduction over three years rather than two, putting more money into Children's vetted volunteer who will call on a regular Services and supporting an employee led mutual to run the Youth Service, possibly with the basis to talk and - if needed - assist with YMCA. After the precept for the Mayor of London, Council Tax for 2015/16 will rise by 1.3%, the details of other services. This service is free for first increase since 2009. all users. Tapestry is also looking for Despite the very tough financial challenges we continue to face, it is vital we maintain good volunteers to spend a little of their time as front line services while protecting our most vulnerable people. As such, we will make every telephone befrienders. If you would like more effort to ensure our residents receive the best possible service and value for money is obtained information, call Brian Reeves on 01708 at every turn. 479647 or email [email protected] Cllr CLARENCE BARRETT Cllr ALEX DONALD INK STOP DESKTOP PUBLISHING SERVICES ORDER OF SERVICE AND INVITATIONS 93 Corbets Tey Road, Upminster, Essex RM14 2AH Tel: 01708 220185 Web: www.print-trek.co.uk OPEN: MONDAY - SATURDAY 9.00AM - 5.00PM He alone can take us through beg no-one to be cynical before urgently needing an organ Easter Message death in to God’s new world. they ‘listen and look’ into the faith transplant. Pulmonary fibrosis is a The ancient world was afraid of The modern world pretends not and hope of Jesus. I pray you a rare, fatal, and poorly understood Death. Death was King. The to be afraid of death. It just tries good Good Friday, a joyful Happy lung condition that causes message of Jesus burst on the to ignore it and rather desperately Easter, and a robust and cheerful scarring of the lungs. In his case, scene as dramatically GOOD believes it can cope. It looks back life in Christian faith and hope. smoking has NOT been a factor. NEWS, because it proclaimed relentlessly at life in the past, with David Banting (Vicar, St Peter’s, As he waits for lungs to become that not Death, but Jesus is Lord. no message of hope and new life. Harold Wood) available on the NHS Organ Death does not reign as King any Without Jesus it can at best www.stpetersharoldwood.org Donor Register, my friend more. Death does not have the mouth some illusory wishful continues to go through hell. I last word. Death can no longer we’ll-meet-again sentiments. It promised her to raise awareness terrify and enslave people any refuses to take death seriously Adventure and ask residents to take a few more. Death has been defeated by and offers vacuous platitudes Island minutes to register as a donor. Jesus. about the future. But Jesus Christ You can do this by calling 0300 Yes, Jesus died – that’s Good stared death in the face – Adventure Island, Southend 123 23 23, texting SAVE to 62323, wristbands. Harold Wood Friday, but Jesus was raised to life “Lazarus is dead” and he wept at or filling out an online form at Primary School sell these at a his grave-side – and offered new www.organdonation.nhs.uk on the third day – that’s Easter. reduced price as follows:- Blue Sin and evil had been dealt with – life and hope in the words “Im a Band £14.50 (1.2m+, normal price Thank you. that’s why Good Friday is good. the Resurrection and the Life.” He £27), Green or Red Band £12.00 Cllr ALEX DONALD Jesus’ resurrection that first Easter went on to die and rise again as (Green 1-1.2m normal price £22 Day demonstrated that his death he predicted and has been the and Red under 1m, normal price was not a defeat or a tragedy or an ‘true faith and sure hope’ for £17). Please contact by phone or Sunflower Way accident or futile, but the glorious countless millions in history and text to NEW telephone no. 07821 litter news of victory –Easter is the across the world today, even in 600375. greatest GOOD NEWS the world horrendous circumstances of After reporting litter down the could ever hear. Bereavement is persecution, violence and alley in Sunflower Way and on the sad and sometimes painful, but execution. Organ Donor green opposite Tesco by death is no longer the bogey, the In the hand of the living Lord Register Whitelands Way, I am pleased to boss or the black hole at the end. Jesus, you can look death in the report both areas have been Jesus is Lord and trumps death. face – for yourself and for your My friend’s dad is one of more cleared. loved ones. I am not joking, and I than 10,000 people in the UK Cllr ALEX DONALD Tel: 01708 229857 Mobile: 07860 801377 2 church Grass Verges floats! St. Potholes Business Peter’s Your Residents’ Association Networking Barge sits in Councillors have been reporting a the dock number of potholes in the area. NEW BUSINESS NETWORKING Our thanks should go to the GROUP FOR UPMINSTER & near West Council’s StreetCare for repairing India Quay HORNCHURCH these. A new business networking group in the There were a number of real nasty has been launched in the area middle of potholes in Wingletye Lane and making it the 11th group in Essex Canary especially on the Rail bridgen i Wingletye Lane. operated by Effective Business Wharf. Its Network (ebn). Laurance Garrard, mission is to minister to those ebn is a networking company that Emerson Park Ward Team I am pleased to highl-ight that the who work, study or live in encourages businesses to meet Council has removed the grass London, with a particular focus regularly to create an opportunity verges and installed hard on the Docklands community. for business knowledge to be standing areas in Harlesden We look forward to welcoming Superfast shared and for members to build Close. This is very welcome and the Rev’d. Marcus Nodder, St. Broadband relationships, so that they feel we shall be urging the Council to Peter’s Barge’s Senior Pastor, as confident in recommending do similar works in other roads our guest speaker. where the roads are quite narrow. If you are a small or medium people around the table to their Men! We would love to welcome enterprise (SME) in Havering, you friends and business associates. Cllr DARREN WISE you to this lunch. Meet up with can apply for a voucher of up to It is very friendly and informal friends old and new, and enjoy £3,000 to access a superfast with no pressure placed on listening to Marcus as he tells us broadband connection. This members to make referrals. St. Peter’s Men’s money has come from the We meet at 8am at the Manor about his Christian faith and work Department for Culture, Media in the Docklands area. Please Hotel, Berwick Pond Road and Lunch and Sport’s £150m ‘Super start off talking over tea and reserve your lunch place by Connected Cities’ project. For TUESDAY, 14th APRIL from coffee until about 8.15 where we telephoning St. Peter’s Welcome more information, visit sit at the table and there is an 11.30am in St. Peter’s Church Desk on 01708 342080, or email: www.havering.gov.uk/fasterbroad introduction to the meeting.
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