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Spring 2020 Issue 137 KENDRA Kenley & District Residents' Association We Care About Kenley Purley South and Whyteleafe Spring 2020 Issue 137 KENDRA Kenley & District Residents' Association We care about Kenley Purley south and Whyteleafe ....in this issue....Housing targets for Kenley....Purley GP Hub ....Wattenden Pond... THE MAGAZINE THAT REACHES 2000 KENLEY HOMES Free magazine to members of KENDRA * Annual membership fee 2020 / 21 - £3 For the latest news, visit our website www.kenleyra.org.uk Contents LEXUS CROYDON Paying your KENDRA subcription 3 Foreword from the Editor 4 2020 PLATE CHANGE EVENT Chairman’s Message 6 18 FEBRUARY - 31 MARCH 2020 Housing Targets 8 KENDRA Annual Genreal Meeting 11 Treasurer's Report 13 Kenley Airfield Heritage Day (Photo courtesy of Kenley Community Plan1)6 UP TO Update from Chris Philp MP 20 10% OFF* KENDRA as a Company limited by Guarantee Update 21 Dates for your Diary 21 Purley GP Hub 23 Wattenden Pond 25 Let's Keep Kenley Clean 27 KMH New Trustees Appeal 27 The Arts Society Sanderstead Apr-Jul 2020 Programme 29 Transport for Kenley 29 Local Organisation News 31 Your Committee 34 Paying your KENDRA subscriptions In our last issue (page 13 if you still have a copy) we advised you that we would be in a position to receive your subscriptions in future (i.e. for 2020 and future years) by either a Standing Order payment or an Electronic Transfer through your Bank. I am pleased to say that a number of you have opted for this payment method. LEXUS CROYDON 604 Purley Way (A23), Croydon CR0 4RF If you have not yet handed your £3 membership contribution to your Road Steward 020 8253 1558 for this year – it’s this time of year we usually try to collect your annual payment, but we are delaying this routine until later in the year – then you can arrange such www.lexus.co.uk/croydon CROYDON a facility! If you would like to set this up, the process is very simple and you start by emailing Model shown is UX F SPORT (£34,755) with Premium Plus Pack (front wheel drive) at £1,750 including optional special metallic paint at our Membership Secretary on [email protected] and requesting £820. (£37,325). Exact fuel consumption fgures for model shown in mpg (l/100km) combined: 50.4 (5.6) and CO2: 97 g/km. UX front to pay future subscriptions by this method. We hope that you will wish to take wheel drive model range in mpg (l/100km) ofcial fuel consumption fgures: combined 49.5 (5.7) – 53.2 (5.3). Figures are provided for advantage of this process, but if you have any queries, please do not hesitate to comparative purposes; only compare fuel consumption and CO2 fgures with other cars tested to the same technical procedures. These fgures may not refect real life driving results. All mpg fgures quoted are full WLTP fgures. All CO2 fgures quoted are NEDC equivalent. CO2 fgures get in touch with us. (and hence car tax and recommended ‘on the road’ prices) subject to change for new vehicles registered after 6 April 2020, due to a change in the ofcial method of calculation. Find out more about WLTP at www.lexus.co.uk/WLTP#eco-hero or contact your local Lexus Centre. Your Committee (contact details on Page 34) *Terms and conditions apply, ask in Centre for details. Up to 10% of available on the 2sale of new cars only. This ofer cannot be used in conjunction with any other ofer. 3 Editor's Foreword Welcome to 2020. How many of you are/were aware KENDRA (Kenley THE JEMCA and District Residents’ Association) came into being on 1st January 1970. Although we had existed as a residents’ association in other guises for many 2020 PLATE years prior to that, this is our ‘Golden’ Year. So a good time to introduce an updated image for our Cover page? Yes, CHANGE EVENT we have enjoyed our familiar and recognisable logo since 2014 but, surely, we no longer need the word ‘Magazine’ in the Title. The committee also feel 18 February - 31 March 2020 that we should depict a more modern and brighter image for this new decade. Naturally we are aware of Kenley’s heritage and you will note we UP TO have retained the Spitfire image in the new setting! * The prime suggestion for a changed cover was to use photos, ideally 10% OFF landscapes or other local scenes that would help reflect each of the four seasons when the magazine is produced. So if anyone has a recent local photo that could be used in a future issue, please forward it for consideration to [email protected] However, as editor, I cannot go on without a mention of Covid-19, the coronavirus issue as it now impacts this issue (see also Chairman’s Message on Page 6); a slightly earlier publication of this magazine would not have covered this topic, but so much content would have been inappropriate commentary for you to read. I am glad to be able to produce this relatively ‘up to date’ issue. As the country is now learning of the devastating effects and conditions we can expect / are experiencing, we hope that you continue to be able to live your lives as normally as possible. Don’t miss out! Get in touch with us today Jemca Toyota Croydon 602 Purley Way, Croydon VISIT US TO ORDER YOUR Surrey CR0 4RF 020 8253 1557 jemcacroydon.toyota.co.uk 20 Model shown is C-HR Hybrid Orange Edition 2.0 VVT-i £32,595. PriCes CorreCt at time of being published. 5 year/100,000 mile manufacturer warranty. Terms and conditions apply. Ofcial fuel consumption fgures in mpg (l/100km): combined 49.5 (5.7) - 53.3 (5.3). Combined CO2 92 g/km. Figures are provided for comparability purposes; only compare fuel consumption and CO2 fgures with other cars tested to the same technical procedures. These fgures may not refect real life driving results. Fuel consumption and CO2 produced varies signifcantly depending on a number of factors, including the accessories ftted (post-registration), driving style, conditions, speed and vehicle load. All models and grades are certifed according to the World Harmonised Light Vehicle Test Procedure (WLTP), which replaces the New European Driving Cycle test procedure (NEDC). All CO2 fgures quoted are NEDC equivalent. This means the CO2 fgures are based on the new WLTP test procedure but calculated (using a standard European calculation method) to allow comparison with the NEDC test procedure and will be used to calculate vehicle tax on frst registration. All mpg fgures quoted are full WLTP fgures. More information can be found by visiting: www.vehicle-certifcation-agency.gov.uk/fcb/wltp.asp 4 *Terms and conditions apply, ask in Centre for full details. Ofers exclude Motability5 and Business ofers. Up to 10% of available on the sale of new cars only. This ofer cannot be used in conjunction with any other ofer. Chairman's Message Our first magazine of the new 2020 decade makes very interesting reading with important topics about our lives here in Kenley. Some reports, you may feel, are depressing but others give encouragement of progress we can ShineRocks Tel: 020 8660 2010 expect to see in the coming months. PROPERTY AGENTS www.shinerocks.co.uk But let us start at the beginning – the new Front Cover!! The production team and Kendra committee discussed this and felt that, after some five years, it was time to introduce a re-vamp to give it more up-to-date presentation image. We hope you like it! However a more global issue has now come to the fore: Covid-19 the pandemic Coronavirus issue has caused our April AGM to be postponed until further notice. The regular, but essential, AGM papers are still included – it would be too much for the editorial team to re-vamp what had been prepared ready for publication. Other articles helping to fill the pages this quarter, Geoff James ‘Housing Targets’ (page 8), the Wattenden Pond (page 25) currently a sorry story and my own ‘bee in my bonnet’ issue Transport for Kenley (page 29) gets another airing with good signs of progress on the horizon. KENLEY PRICE £500,000 Available on the London "Help to Buy Scheme". Located on the ground floor of this truly impressive 3 As this new Magazine arrives on your doorstep it is hoped that the very bedroom, 2 bathroom apartment with a private garden. EPC 67-78 depressing weather that caused so much flooding across several communities in the UK will have calmed down. With the arrival of Spring and now ‘Social Distancing’ being the order for 2020, I hope we can still get out and about in Kenley to enjoy our Green Spaces, maybe join a litter pick session (albeit now halted temporarily) or just take a walk around the Airfield and Kenley Common to appreciate what we have here. However, I am sure this coronavirus issue will impact other short and medium term advertised local activities, so please be sure you keep updated about any new announcements / developments. WEST PURLEY OFFERS IN EXCESS OF £950,000 WEBB ESTATE, PURLEY O.I.E.O. £800,000 Please ‘Stay Safe’ A fine five/six bedroom, two/three bath/showerPlea sroom,e two/threehelp At ouniquek eopportunityep K toe purchasenley this' Gpicturesque,reen three/four'! reception room detached property situated within a few minutes bedroom, two bath/shower room, two reception room semi- walking distance of Purley town centre. EPC 49 - 80 detached cottage, situated on a wide south facing plot. EPC 56 - 76 Christine Heal Visit www.
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