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Bedgrove MATTERS Bedgrove MATTERS From your Conservative team Cllrs Jenny Bloom, Tom Hunter Watts, Mark Winn, Brian Roberts & David Lidington MP BREAKING NEWS: The supermarket chain Sainsbury’s have confirmed they will be leaseing one of the new retail units being developed at the corner of Jansel Square. The Sainsbury’s Local is proposed to be open from 7am— 11pm NOT 24 hours. What do you think about this? Let us know by e-mailing [email protected] or calling 01296 482102. THANK YOU FOR YOUR SUPPORT ■ YOUR LOCAL BEDGROVE CONSERVATIVES ARE CONTINUING TO WORK HARD FOR ALL OUR RESIDENTS We would like to thank all of you who helped to elect Cllr Brian Roberts as Bucks County Councillor for Aylesbury South East. Due to boundary changes this area covers the district council seat of Elm Farm and Mandeville and the Bedgrove area covering: King Edward Avenue to the Turnfurlongs and also Wendover and Tring roads. Brian, said “I feel privileged to have been elected to represent the area, I thank all those that voted for me and promise I will work hard to represent you, whether you voted for me or not. I am pleased to be joining, Mark, Jenny and Tom, such a The Bedgrove team with Aylesbury MP strong team who’ve proved how hard they work for Bedgrove”. David Lidington at Jansel Square ready to answer residents questions. Unfortunately, Cllr Jenny Bloom did not win in the seat she was hoping to represent (Aylesbury East) which covers the remaining parts of Bedgrove, not represented by Brian and Oakfield ward. Jenny said “I would like to thank everyone who voted for me, although I wasn't successful at the County elections I will continue to work hard for Bedgrove residents like I have for the last 6 years as there is nothing I like more than helping and representing the people in the area I in which live”. HAMPDEN FIELDS UPDATE: WORKING HARD TO STOP THIS DEVELOPMENT Recently The Bucks Herald printed a letter from Cllr Mark Winn, who has been working with local residents affected by the devastating proposals for 3000 houses to be built between Bedgrove & Weston Turville. Mark said, “I am privileged to been closely involved with local residents in the Hampden Fields Action Group (HFAG) fighting against these plans. The Group have done absolute brilliant work making so many residents aware of these plans, collating their responses and to put the case against at AVDC, where of course these plans were unanimously rejected. Unfortunately despite the developers having their plans unanimously rejected at AVDC, were given leave to appeal to the planning Inspectorate. The public meeting organised by your Conservative Bedgrove Councillors who have Thanks again to the generosity of the people of Aylesbury and the hard work of the HFAG, money has been raised opposed this development from day one. to get legal representation, a transport and landscape expert to fight the development at this appeal for resident.” Cllr Tom Hunter-Watts added, “As all four of us are Aylesbury residents we know how congested the roads are already and come 4.30/5.00pm the Gyratory system as well as Wendover Road and Stoke Road are gridlocked. We are working with HFAG to make sure that all avenues are being looked into and fighting this proposal with everything we have.” Aylesbury MP David Lidington said, “The Hampden Fields development if built would clearly have a devastating effect on the Bedgrove area. I responded to the consultation on Hampden Fields and expressed my opposition to the scheme and I was disappointed to see that the developers have asked Central Government to review the proposals rather than leaving the decision in the hands of local elected representatives. If you would like to see a copy of my response to the consultation please get in touch.” The appeal started on 25th June at AVDC and is expected to run for at least 8 weeks with a decision from the Planning Inspector not anticipated until February next year. Fortunately we have a very strong case against the development. We will keep you updated of how it goes at the inquiry. Mark, Tom, Jenny, Brian and David Lidington MP are all united in their opposition to this unwanted development and are doing everything in their power to stop it. ROAD REPAIRS JENNY ELECTED AVDC VICE CHAIRMAN Several residents have contacted the Bedgrove At the AGM of AVDC in May our very own Jenny Bloom was elected At Aylesbury Vale District Council in May I had the honour of being team to report the state Hulbert End pavements as the Vice Chairman of the Council, to provide a ceremonial and elected Vice-Chairman of the council. The role of Chairman is to be have been left in by recent work to replace the gas ambassadorial focus for the District and to represent the Council the first citizen of the District, to chair meeting of the Council, to pro- at Civic events. vide a ceremonial and ambassadorial focus for the District and to rep- mains. Cllr Mark Winn has contacted Bucks County resent the Council at Civic events. This a a real privilege for me and Council who will contact Southern Gas to ensure the Jenny said, “As Vice Chairman I am the Chairman’s ‘right hand although my role is one of deputy and 'right-hand man' to the Chair- mess gets cleared up and the pavement returns to man I have already attended a couple of events on his behalf. We the state it was in before work started there. The man’ and carry out duties when he can’t attend. I have already get invitations to attend a wide variety of functions from within the team are also aware that the weeds along the met such a wide variety of people and organisations and I am Vale, other Councils, Royal visits and Civic Receptions, some formal pavement haven't been dealt with and the road looking forward to meeting many more people in the coming years. and others more casual, some during the day and some eve- nings. We try toweek cover them all and between the Chairman, his hasn't been swept for some time so they will be In the next few weeks I will be attending a meeting to co-ordinate wife and myself we are kept really busy but we all agree it's a pleas- taking up these issues with AVDC and Bucks County events to commemorate the centenary of the Great War in ure to do so and get a lot of enjoyment meeting such a wide variety of Council. Buckinghamshire between 2014-2019, St Mary’s Church ‘Opera people and organisations. As a Councillor on both the District and for all’ the joint community project with Aylesbury Music Centre, Town Council I am also on several scrutiny committees and find that If you know of any potholes, weeds that need between these meetings, fulfilling my commitment as a local council- youth chorus, orchestra and volunteers as well as several charity cutting down or pavements in need of repair please lor and my role as Vice-Chairman I'm really kept 'on my toes'!! events and a reception with Baroness Tanni Grey-Thompson in contact a member of your Bedgrove team and we Hulbert End pavements which have been reported to Bucks connection with local based charity Wheelpower.” In the next couple of weeks I have accepted invitations to attend the can take it up with the relevant people. County Council by Cllr Mark Winn. following: A meeting hosted by The Buckingham Lieutenancy and the Bucking- LOCAL ISSUES, LOCAL ACTION, LOCAL CONSERVATIVES hamshire Military Museum Trust to co-ordinate events to commemo- Promoted by <Insert name>, on behalf of <Insert name>, both of <Insert full address and postcode>. Printed by <Insert name, full address and postcode>. rate the centenary of the Great War in Buckinghamshire between 2014 and 2019. St Mary's Church 'Opera for all' - A joint community project with Aylesbury Music Centre, working with a youth chorus, orchestra and volunteers. A charity lunch given by the Mayor of Leighton-Linslade in aid of a local charity. A charity tea given by the Mayor of Amersham in aid of C.R.Y (Cardiac Risk in the Young). Reception hosted by The Baroness Tanni Grey-Thompson at the House of Lords in connection with Wheelpower and what has been achieved in the last 14 years since the launch of the Sporting Chance Appeal in 1999. As busy as I am I wouldn't have it any other way!! intouch If you have a problem or concern call us on 01296 482102 WHAT WE HAVE DONE FOR YOU It has been just over three years since the Conservatives returned to Government after 13 years in opposition and in this time there are a lot of achievements we have accomplished. The deficit has been reduced by a third. When we came into office the financial mess left by Labour meant we were spending £120 million every day on debt interest payments alone. The number of people coming to the UK has fallen by over 80,000 in the last year meaning net immigration has fallen by a third. It is this Conservative led Government that has cut out the abuse from Aylesbury MP David Lidington at the Dispatch Box in the House of Commons the system and introduced a cap on workers from outside the EU. The benefits cap sends a powerful message that in this country it always pays to be in work and ensures that no household receives more in benefits than the average family.
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