ONCHAN DISTRICT COMMISSIONERS
Hawthorn Villa, 79 Main Road, Onchan.
ORDINARY MEETING
301h January 2019 Sir/Madam,
You are hereby summoned to attend an ORDINARY meeting of the Authority to be held in the Boardroom at HAWTHORN VILLA, 79 MAIN ROAD, ONCHAN, to transact the undernoted business on: Monday, 4th February 2019
6.00 p.m. - Equality Act Presentation 7.00 p.m. - Board Meeting
which will be followed by a meeting of the Board sitting In Committee. Items on this agenda marked (P) will be considered in private, and correspondence is circulated separately.
Please note that the minutes referred to in the agenda have yet to be confirmed by the Authority as a true and correct record of proceedings at the various meetings, and will be published after ratification.
Yours faithfully,
L. RADCLIFFE (Mrs) CHIEF EXECUTIVE/CLERK
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AGENDA
The order of business at every meeting of the authority shall be in accordance with that laid down in Standing Order No. 13 unless varied by the Chairman at his discretion (with the exception of items 1, 2, 3 or 4 which cannot be varied) or by a resolution duly moved and seconded and passed on a motion which shall be moved and put without discussion.
1. To choose a person to preside if the Chairman and Vice-Chairman be absent.
2. To deal with any business required by statute to be done before any other business.
None
3. To approve as a correct record and sign the Minutes of the:-
3.1. Ordinary meeting held on 21st January 2019 (Appendix 3.1) 3.2. (P) Staffing minutes - Ordinary meeting held on 21st January 2019 (Appendix 3.2)
4. To dispose of any relevant business arising from such minutes if not referred to in the minutes of any Special Committee.
None.
5. To deal with any business expressly required by statute to be done.
None.
6. To dispose of any relevant business adjourned from a previous meeting.
6.2 Periodic Rental Policy - General Needs and Sheltered Housing (Appendix 6.2)
7. To consider any planning decisions/communications from the Department of Infrastructure Planning Committee.
7.1 Plans for Consideration (Appendix 7.1)
(a) PA 19/00012 Mrs E.G. French, 4 Harbour View
(b) PA 19/00040 Mr J.B Faragher, Ballaskelly Farm, Hillberry
(c) PA 19/00044 Mr & Mrs C.M. Hussey, 42 Alberta Drive
(d) PA 19/00046 Mr G. Johnson, 61 Howe Road
(e) PA 19/00048 Mr & Mrs P. Bergquist, 57 Governors Road
7.2 Planning Communications
None.
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8. Finance & General Purpose Matters.
8.1 (P) 2018 Year End Internal Audit Report (Appendix 8.1)
9. Consideration of any report from the Clerk or other officer.
9.1 Draft Whistle Blowing Policy (Chief Executive to report) 9.2 Draft Onchan Dog Byelaws 2018 (Chief Executive to report) 9.3 GDPR Update (Chief Executive to report) 9.4 Planning Policey on Additional Parking (Appendix 9.4) 9.5 (P) Staffing Matter (Chief Executive to report)
10. Consideration of any relevant correspondence (already circulated unless indicated).
10.1 Onchan Raceway - Fixtures List (Appendix 10. 1) 10.2 IOM Astronomical Society - Letter of Thanks (Appendix 10.2) 10.3 Arbory Parish Commissioners - Civic Sunday (Appendix 10.3) 10.4 (P) Department of Infrastructure -Road Map (Appendix 10.4)
11. To answer questions asked under Standing Order 18.
None.
12. To consider Motions in the order in which notice has been received. (Note: See Standing Order No. 14, 15, 16 and 17)
None.
13. Environmental & Technical Services Matters.
13.1 Street Lighting Report (Appendix 13.3) 13.2 (P) Nuisance Abatement Notice (Chief Executive to report) 13.3 (P) Select List of Tenders for Maintenance Works (Appendix 13.3)
14. Properties & Amenities Matters.
14.1 (P) Empty Property Report (Appendix 14. 1)
14.2 (P) Housing Allocation (a) 13/26 - 2 Bed Bungalow (Appendix 14.2) (b) 15/39 - 2 Bed House (Appendix 14.3)
14.3 (P) Commercial Lease (a) Onchan Park- Cafe (Chief Executive to report) (b) 151 and 2"d Floor, Elm Tree House (Chief Executive to report) (c) 35 Main Road (Chief Executive to report) (d) 75 Main Road (Chief Executive to report)
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15. Chairman's Announcements.
(a) Dates for Diary
Date 'O'rganf�atiQn Event" T.lhfe I 2na February 2019 Onchan District Commissioners Comm" issioners' Surgery 11.00 a.m. to 1.00 p.m. 5m February 2019 Onchan District Commissioners Commissioners Surgery - 2.30 p.m. Springfield Court 4m February 2019 Onchan District Commissioners Board Meeting 7.00 p.m. 1 om February 2019 Arbory Parish Commissioners Civic Service 10.30 a.m. 18m February 2019 Onchan District Commissioners Board Meeting 7.00 p.m. 3ra March 2019 Malew Parish Commissioners Civic Sunday 3.00 p.m. 1 st March 2019 Onchan District Commissioners Commissioners' Surgery 11.00 a.m. to 1.00 p.m. 5m February 2019 Onchan District Commissioners Commissioners Surgery - 2.30 p.m. Heywood Court
16. Any other URGENT business as authorised by the Chairman for consideration.
Page 4 of 4 7.1 PLANS LIST
Board Meeting to be held on 4th February 2019
The Lead Member for Environmental and Technical Services has viewed the applications with the District Surveyor and proposes the following:-
Planning Applicant/Address Description Application PA 19/00012 Mrs E.G. French Additional information was requested with regard to 4 Harbour View the proposed levels of this development in relation to the neighbouring property. Some further information has been provided indicating that there is a fall across the site of 1.48m. There is a 1.8m high fence on the boundary, but the level of the higher paved area is approximately 300 higher than the fence. The paved area is approximately 2. 7m from the fence at its closest point and 11.7m from the neighbouring dwelling.
For Members' consideration (notify 'Rathmore', Harbour View)
PA 19/00040 Mr J.B. Faragher Proposed agricultural building adjacent to an existing Ballaskelly Farm, Hillberry structure. The roof of the new building to extend over the existing. No comments received.
Recommendation - Approval
PA 19/00044 Mr & Mrs C.M. Hussey Proposed replacement roof covering from tile to 42 Alberta Drive glassfibre on rear annex. No comments received.
Recommendation - Approval
PA 19/00046 Mr G. Johnson Replacement conservatory roof with lightweight tiles. 61 Howe Road No comments received.
Recommendation - Approval
PA 19/00048 Mr & Mrs P. Bergquist Retrospective application for the creation of off-street 57 Governors Road parking. No comments received.
Recommendation - Refusal on the grounds that the proposed fails to comply with General Policy 2 (h), (i) of the Island Strategic Plan namely it has an adverse effect on road safety. __,,- infrastructure Isle of Man public estates and housing division •Government fo-rheynn steatyn as thieys theayagh
Contact: Telephone: (01624) 685955 Fax: (01624) 685943 To Local Authority Housing Clerks Email: Deborah [email protected] (via email) Our Ref: DJR/EW Your ref: Date: 14t11 December 2018
Dear All
Consultation: Periodic rental policy, general needs and sheltered housing
The purpose of this consultation is to request that Boards of Commissioners' of all Local Authority Housing Providers (Local Authorities') consider potential changes to the rental setting process.
Proposal
The basic policy principles being considered are to:
1) end the annual rental setting process and instead, to introduce a periodic rental policy;
2) link the periodic rental setting process to a recognised inflationary index;
3) maintain Treasury approved deficiency limits by accelerating and decelerating the Capital Programme; and
4) only under exceptional and previously agreed circumstance, such as a significant and unforeseen inflationary movement, revert to Local Authorities for their views.
Department of Infrastructure Public Estates and Housing Division, 2nd Floor, Markwell House, Market Street, Douglas, Isle of Man, IM1 2RZ www.gov.im/infrastructure Background
In 2012, a public sector tenant could anticipate paying a rental levy equivalent to 25-30% of market rate. More aggressive rental increases in the period 2013-2016 have resulted in stabilisation of the housing funding gap, such that a public sector tenant can now expect to pay a rental levy, averaging 50% of market rate.
The existing rental setting process starts annually in July when the Department writes out, seeking the views of all Local Authorities, and given the number of, and variance, in Board meetings, it is October before all feedback is received. The governmental approval process then follows, and it is generally December before Local Authority Boards can be advised of the Minister's decision.
The most significant disadvantages for all stakeholders involved in the existing rental setting process are that budget setting can be challenging and that there is very limited visibility for financial planning.
The perceived advantages of the changes to the policy are summarised as:
• More ability for financial planning for Local Authorities, increasing autonomy and enabling longer-term resourcing and procurement planning.
• More ability for financial planning for Central Government, removing the requirement to impress upon the Treasury the ongoing revenue and investment requirements for the sector, and likewise, simplifying the estimating process.
• More ability for financial planning for your tenants who will be able make more informed decisions based upon predefined rules, rather than awaiting the outcome of a Ministerial decision.
• More openness and transparency regarding revenue and expenditure, with a greater focus on affordability for the tenant than on reduction of the deficiency funding gap.
• A reduction in interest in Local Authority matters from national politicians.
In order to further explore these basic policy principles the Department would very much appreciate your response to the following short questionnaire, designed to gauge initial opinion. This feedback will help to shape the further development of the policy.
I should be grateful therefore if your responses could be returned to the Department, marked for the attention Rachel Smith via [email protected] no later than 15th February 2019. A summary finding report will be issued shortly thereafter.
Thank you
Eric Whitelegg Head of Housing Public Estates and Housing Division Specimen model
A purely indicative specimen of how this policy might work is attached for reference. No inference should be made from any of the metrics used, as they are all subject to further consultation and development.
Table 1 - the principle of the model with upper and lower control limits.
5% inflation line
Say 4% CPI (maximum acceptable rental increase) '.
I Permissible rental increase I
Sav. 2°/Q CP1 (lowest acceptable rental increase)
0% inflation line
Table 2 - the same model with process controls in place (assumed to be tracked quarterly)
5% inflation line Yr4-CPihas increased Yr 1- CPI is within Rental increase is limits capped and Capital Yr 3 -CPI is within No action- rental Programme is limits increase is as accelerated if required No action - rental increase is as anticipated
Yr 2 - CPI has dropped t--�������-- Rental increase is m in i m and Capital Programme is decelerated if required 0% inflation line High-level Consultation on policy principles periodic rental setting
Local Authority:
Section 1 - Existing Arrangements
1. As a housing provider, do you consider that (please answer Yes/No) the rental levy should be considered on an annual basis as it is at present?
2. Only if you answered Yes to question 1, (please comment below, or provide a separate response) would you like to see any changes to the existing arrangements?
If you·answered Yes (a question 1, p.le�se do net complete the remainder ofthe questionnaire
Section 2 - Policy Principle 1 (term of policy)
3. The Department considerers that 5 years is (please answer Yes/No) an appropriate time for the periodic rental policy as it links to both the term of the Capital Programme and of Fixed Term Tenancy Agreements. Do you agree?
4. Only if you answered No to question 3, what (please comment below, or provide a separate response) period do you think is a more appropriate?
Section 3 - Policy Principle 2 (Index for the policy)
5. The Department considerers that the Index (please answer Yes/No) which should be used is the Consumer Price Index CCPI') as this is the index widely used in housing and which seems most appropriate to public sector rental. Do you agree?
6. Only if you answered No to question 5, what (please comment below, or provide a separate response) other index do you think is more appropriate? Section 4 - Policy Principle 4 (Link to Capital Programme)
7. The Department considers that maintaining (please answer Yes/No) an acceptable and recognised deficiency by accelerating and decelerating the Capital Programme is the fairest way to maintain the policy. Do you agree?
8. Only if you answered No to question 7, how (please comment below, or provide a separate response) do you think the rental policy could operate and the housing deficiency be maintained to an acceptable limit?
Section 5 - Policy Principle 5 (Reverting to Local Authorities)
9. The Department considers that a significant (please answer Yes/No) advantage of the periodic rental policy is that once the parameters have been agreed, it should be largely self-maintaining and that therefore, unless previously agreed parameters are exceeded there should be no requirement to consult more than to confirm what the changes in the rental levy will be. Do you agree?
10. Only if you answered No to question 9, (please comment below, or provide a separate response) under what terms do you think the Department should consult with Local Authorities if and when the policy comes into force?
Any other comments
Returned by On behalf of . MEMORANDUM
To: ONCHAN DISTRICT COMMISSIONERS
From: CHIEF EXECUTIVE/CLERK
Ref: GENERAL DATA PROTECTION REGULATIONS
Date: so" January 2019
Dear Commissioners,
I wish to inform the Board that the Authority have received and responded to the following requests from November 2018 to so" January 2019:-
2 x Data Subject Access Requests
7 x Freedom of Information Requests, two due responses mid-February 2019.
Article 31 request from the Information Commissioner requiring further information in respect to the recruitment process for the Chief Executive/Clerk.
Article 33 the Authority has notified the Information Commissioner of a data breach on 25th January 2019 concerning the occupancy audit. At the time of notification there were 6 known breaches affecting 1 individual. The Information Commissioner has responded that he is content with action taken to date to prevent a reoccurrence of a data breach; however wishes to be informed of the exact number when all 300 occupancy update forms have been returned.
Both the Chief Executive/Clerk and the Finance Manager have met with Quinn Legal to discuss GDPR training requirements for all Authority staff. }:�e...�\�
L. RADCLIFFE (Mrs) CHIEF EXECUTIVE/CLERK MEMORANDUM
To: Onchan District Commissioners
From: District Surveyor
Ref: PLANNING POLICY ON ADDITIONAL PARKING Date: 31st January 2019 I File Ref: I
Currently when planning applications are received for the provision of additional off-street parking it has been recommended that 50% of the garden area be retained.
I have been unable to find any formal policy to this effect but the recommendation was in place prior to when I took over the role of District Surveyor.
There is no requirement for this within current planning legislation or guidelines, and there are many occasions where the planning authority have approved such applications.
I would therefore recommend that the current stance on recommending refusal of such applications on the grounds of loss of garden no longer be exercised and instead applications are considered on a case by case basis.
BT PRICE DISTRICT SURVEYOR c \(),\
53 Exley Gardens Exley ON CHAN RACEWAY Halifax West Yorkshire HX39EE Stockcar Racing Tel: 07624 432 232 E-mail: [email protected] Web Site: www.onchanraceway.com
PROVISIONAL FIXTURE LIST 2019 #3
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MAY MONDAY MONDAY MONDAY MONDAY
JUNE SUNDAY 2nd BANGERS TEAMS RACES Start time 7pm. THURSDAY 6th Bangers Chain Race
SUNDAY 23rd 2pm Mid Season Demolition Derby
JULY MONDAY 1st MONDAY gth MONDAY 15th MONDAY 22nd F2 Manx Open Championship I Heritage F2 I Micro F2 THURSDAY 25th F2 Manx Open Championship I Heritage F2 I Micro F2 SATURDAY 27th F2 Manx Open Championship I Heritage F2 I Micro F2 MONDAY 29th
AUGUST MONDAY 5th MONDAY 1th MONDAY 19th MONDAY 26th
SEPTEMBER MONDAY 2nd SUNDAY gth 2 pm End of season Demolition Derby
All meetings start at 7 .30 pm except the Sunday meetings which start at 2pm. ( gates open at 7pm for evening meetings and 1 pm for afternoon meetings ) EXCEPT SUNDAY 2nd JUNE START TIME 7pm. (Gates open from 6pm) Andrea Dentith
Subject: FW: Onchan Stargazing event
From: James Martin (IoMAS) Sent: 23 January 2019 20:39 To: Andrea Dentith Subject: Onchan Stargazing event
Hi Andrea, Just a line to thank you for all the work you done in preparing for the three day stargazing event held in Onchan Park on Jan 11th to 13th. Unfortunately the weather was against us again on the first two nights but Sunday was a partial success with over a dozen people present and a few clear spots between clouds when we had views of the Moon, Mars, Orion nebular and we were able to point out some ofthe constellations and star groups to the attendees. Please pass on our thanks to Onchan District Commissioners for allowing use of the Park and reducing the lighting. Also could you pass our thanks to Nick for opening the cafe on the Saturday; I expect with the cloud that he did not wish to open on the Sunday. Kind Regards, James Martin, Chairman IOMAS
Isle of Man Astronomical Society (a company limited by guarantee) Registered in Isle of Man No. 082412C Registered office: 27 Close Kennish, Douglas, Isle of Man. IM2 2HJ. Directors: J.W. Martin (Chairman); G.J. Gordon, (secretary); G.Kewin; A.M. Bridson; E.G. Corlett; H. Parkin; K. Deakes; M. Henthorne; Mike Newby; R. Farrington; R. Brown. Patron: Colin B. Hill
The Isle of Man Astronomical Society relies on members subscriptions, voluntary donations and fundraising activities to finance the running costs and ongoing maintenance of the Observatory
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1 Andrea Dentith
Subject: FW: Arbory Parish Commissioners Civic Service
From: Clerk Arbory Sent: 29 January 2019 20:20 '; Malew Commissioners Subject: Arbory Parish Commissioners Civic Service
Please find below invitation to you and your members to Arbory Parish Commissioners Civic Service.
Phil
Phil Gawne BSc (Hons) Clerk to the Arbory Parish Commissioners,
ARBORY PARISH COMMISSIONERS
The Chair, MrsJane Glover, and M mbers of the Arbory Parish Commissioners wish to invite you to the Arbory Civic Service to be held at Colby Methodist Chapel on Sunday 10th February at 10.30 am Refreslunents will be erved in the coffee room aft· r the ervice R.S.V.P to Phil Gawne, Clerk to the Arbory Pari h Commissioners, Lamode, Ballakillowey Road Rush n, IM9 4BP. Phone: 824049 Email: [email protected]
1 STREET LIGHTING REPORT - AUGUST, SEPTEMBER, OCTOBER, NOVEMBER, DECEMBER 2018
LOCATION OF LIGHT DATE OF DATE OF FAULT REPAIR AUGUST
Footpath side of Baptist Church/Derwent Drive 06/08/18 25/09/18 3 CA ( Cronk A venue) 10/08/18 29/08/18 Opposite 2 Birch Hill Grove 10/08/18 29/08/18 22HC (Highfield Crescent) 14/08/18 29/08/18 9LA (Laurel Avenue) 15/08/18 30/08/18 2CA (Cronk Avenue) 28/08/18 29/08/18 Outside 7 Ennerdale A venue 29/08/18 29/08/18 Outside 14 Derwent Drive 29/08/18 29/08/18 Groudle View- between Nos 10 & 12 30/08/18 30/08/18 Groudle View - outside No.11 30/08/18 30/08/18
SEPTEMBER
Outside 2 Ennerdale A venue 03/09/18 07/09/18 Footpath by SFC Phase 1 03/09/18 07 /09/18 6KEP (King Edward Park) 04/09/18 26/09/18 12MR (Mountfield Road) 06/09/18 07/09/18 Outside 19 Lhondhoo Close 07/09/18 26/09/18 End of King Edward Close (cul-de-sac) 10/09/18 28/09/18 Back lane of Third Avenue outside No.7 10/09/18 28/09/18 16SR (School Road by telephone box) 10/09/18 26/11/18 Top Barrule Drive by school playing fields 10/09/18 28/09/18 6HG (Hillcrest Grove+ 2 other lights - no numbers) 12/09/18 14/09/18 5LA & 6LA (Laurel Avenue) 13/09/18 14/09/18 Port Jack facing sunbed shop 13/09/18 16/11/18 Bottom of Harbour Road (by flats) 14/09/18 16/11/18 Strathallan Park (3 lights) 17/09/18 10/10/18 lCA (Church Avenue) 18/09/18 02/10/18 11 LC (Langdale Close) 20/09/18 25/09/18 27RA (Royal Avenue West) 20/09/18 02/10/18 3RR, 4RR & 5RR (Ridgeway Road) 24/09/18 07 /10/18 6NA & 8NA (Nursery Avenue) 24/09/18 02/10/18 Ballachrink Drive by bus stop before entrance to 25/09/18 25/09/18 Snaefell Crescent Governors Road by entrance to Government House 25/09/18 25/09/18 Port Jack Toilets (first light going towards Sea Cliff 28/09/18 15/11/18 Road) 5BVR (Bay View Road) 28/09/18 28/09/18 OCTOBER
Sea Cliff Road 01/10/18 02/10/18 Top of The Rec on small path between Kaighens 03/10/18 03/10/18 Lane/Nursery A venue Strathallan Park 04/10/18 10/10/18 Lane between 9 & 10 Harbour View 05/10/18 26/11/18 28HR (Hillberry Road) 08/10/18 13/11/18 6LA (Laurel A venue) 09/10/18 13/11/18 Outside 36 Alberta Drive/corner Kerrocoar Drive 09/10/18 05/12/18 6BH (Banks Howe) 11/10/18 12/12/18 34BD (Buttermere Drive) 16/10/18 26/11/18 6MVR (Mount View Road) 22/10/18 13/11/18 11 SR (School Road) 23/10/18 26/11/18 Tromode Green 23/10/18 26/11/18 lOWD (Windermere Drive) 24/10/18 16/11/18 4WC (Willow Close) 25/10/18 13/11/18 Bottom of Blackberry Lane adj footpath 25/10/18 16/11/18 Wybourn Drive 25/10/18 14/11/18 20HD (Howstrake Drive) 26/10/18 12/12/18 Outside House No. 28 Turnberry Avenue 26/10/18 16/11/18 Junction Harbour Road/Banks Howe 31/10/18 16/11/18
NOVEMBER
Hillberry Road/Lhondhoo/Lhonvane/Wybourn Drive 01/11/18 13/11/18 3BHA (Birch Hill Avenue) 02/11/18 26/11/18 2LA & 6LA (Laurel A venue) 05/11/18 13/11/18 25WD (Wybourn Drive) 05/11/18 13/11/18 Between 62 & 64 Wybourn Drive 05/11/18 14/11/18 11 MVR (Mount View Road) 05/11/18 14/11/18 1 MVR (Mount View Road) 05/11/18 13/11/18 lFD (Falkland Drive) 06/11/18 16/11/18 Heywood Park 06/11/18 14/11/18 Hillberry Road by bus shelter junct Highfield Cres 06/11/18 13/11/18 24GR (Groudle Road) 07/11/18 16/11/18 3AD (Alberta Drive) 09/11/18 16/11/18 4MVR (Mount View Road) 09/11/18 13/11/18 Opposite House No. 3 Sandringham Drive 09/11/18 07/12/18 6BA (Ballachurry A venue) 09/11/18 13/11/18 6MD (Majestic Drive) 12/11/19 12/12/18 9BD (Ballachrink Drive) 12/11/18 26/11/18 12SR (School Road) 12/11/18 26/11/18 18SA (Second Avenue) 12/11/18 15/11/18 SAP (Ashley Park) 12/11/18 15/11/18 5WD (Windermere Drive) 12/11/18 16/11/18 7WD (Windermere Drive) 12/11/18 16/11/18 Rear lane Third Avenue (rear ofNo.7) 12/11/18 15/11/18 4HR (Harbour Road) 13/11/18 16/11/18 21GR & 24GR (Groudle Road by bus stop) 14/11/18 16/11/18 6AD (Alberta Drive) 16/11/18 16/11/18 4HV (Harbour View) 16/11/18 26/11/18 & 09/01/19 Royal A venue/Central Drive 20/11/18 03/12/18 Sycamore Close 21/11/18 11/12/18 7HD (Heywood Drive) 26/11/18 26/11/18 Corner Banks Howe ( opp House No.34) 27/11/18 12/12/18 7HW (Hague Walk) 27/11/18 12/12/18 6T A (Thirlmere A venue) 27/11/18 12/12/18 Sunny bank A venue (halfway along) 28/11/18 07/12/18 Outside 18 Ballachrink Drive 28/11/18 10/12/18 5TP (The Park) 28/11/18 05/12/18 JAR (Auburn Road) 30/11/18 03/12/18 Marina Close 30/11/18 11112/18
DECEMBER
17BHC (Birch Hill Crescent) 03/12/18 07/12/18 Birch Hill Crescent/entrance Cronk A venue 03/12/18 07 /12/18 24WD (Wybourn Drive) 04/12/18 10/12/18 21BD (Barrule Drive) 06/12/18 10/12/18 Kaighens Lane/junction Second A venue 06/12/18 07/12/18 Outside 4 King Edward Park 06/12/18 11/12/18 Mountain Road (opposite 7 The Laurels) 07/12/18 12/12/18 3TF (The Fairway) 11/12/18 17/12/18 Harbour View (R/H side) 27/12/18 09/01/19 Falkland Drive 27/12/18 27/12/18 MR (Marion Road) 27/12/18 09/01/19 Main Road (Corkills Garage to Caleys Bakery) 27/12/18 27/12/18 l 5BHC (Birch Hill Crescent) 27112/18 27 /12/18 Harbour Road (just before Marine View Close) 27/12/18 27/12/18