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Mapperley Park Residents’ Association Newsletter No. 14 September 2008 “What a swell party this was” During the Garden Trail hundreds of visitors enjoyed tea at Mapperley Hall Content Monthly coffee AGM 2008 report 5 Small ads 19 Bulwell stone: Subscription form: mornings more protected 11 join the MPRA now 20 For dates see page 6 Conservation Plan Tile Fair at St Judes 6 begins to bite 5 Traffic and parking For the next issue of Contacts list and issues 12 Mapperley Park News MPRA committee 2 on 1st March 2009: What’s on: theatre and concerts from Please send in any Down Memory Lane editorial copy as soon with John Whitby 9 now to Christmas 15 as possible before Garden Trail 3 Wines for late Christmas. summer 17 Advertising copy will be Police news 14 needed in January Work experience in Seasonal recipes 16 France 11 MAPPERLEY PARK NEWS IS NOW AVAILABLE BY EMAIL Mrs A W Rae, Holly Tree House Dental Practice 962 2882 Directory of Useful 334 Mansfield Road CHURCHES St. Andrews C of E, Chestnut Grove 960 4961 & 912 0098 Contacts Main services Sunday at 10.15am and 7pm MAPPERLEY PARK NEWS St Augustine’s Catholic Church, Woodborough Road 953 9839 Editorial Team Suma Harding e-mail: [email protected] Principal Mass times: Vigil Mass Saturday at 6pm Sharon Jamieson email: [email protected] Sung Mass Sunday at 11am Sue Ahsan email: [email protected] Annette Blair email: [email protected] St John’s C of E, Mansfield Road, Carrington 962 1291 Correspondence to The Editors Main service Sunday at 10am c/o 31 Lucknow Drive, Mapperley Park, Nottingham NG3 5EU Advertising/Production Christine Walker 947 2485 St Jude’s C of E, Woodborough Road 985 6131 18a Cavendish Crescent North, Nottingham NG7 1BA Sunday: Traditional service 9.15am Contemporary service with children’s groups 11am THE MAPPERLEY PARK RESIDENTS’ ASSOCIATION Informal service 6.30pm Chairman Carole Ayre 962 2004 Sherwood Methodist Church, Devon Dr/Mansfield Rd 962 2616 Secretary Elizabeth Sanders [email protected] Main services Sunday at 10.30am and 6.30pm Treasurer David Towers 962 1513 Membership Marcus Wakely 960 9038 Traffic David Cummins 969 1106 YOUR LOCAL COUNCILLORS Trees David Podesta 960 3029 Emma Dewinton (Lab) 960 8198 Social Events Suma Harding [email protected] Michael Edwards 915 5050 or 07876 203352 Members Mark Cox 844 9894 [email protected] email [email protected] Paul Watts 960 9964 Mo Munir 969 3126 For Neighbourhood Surgery: Outside Co-op, Mansfield Rd. Third Saturday of every month 10.30-11.30am (except August & Bank Holidays). Watch/Private Rd Laura Archer 960 6986 Telephone for advice or appointments outside usual surgery times. For Elm Close Peter Henson 960 7561 SOCIAL GROUPS COUNCIL NUMBERS Mapperley Park Tennis Club, Carisbrooke Drive 969 1278 Anti-social Behaviour 915 1135 City Information 915 5330 Membership Secretary Cynthia Lyndo Cleansing Services 915 2000 Council Tax 915 4851 Magdala Tennis Club, Magdala Road 966 3047 Abandoned cars " Trees: Dumped rubbish " Street 915 2264 Club Secretary Jenny Wheelhouse Street cleansing " Protected 915 5414 The Nottingham Bridge Club, Mansfield Road 960 7992 Dog Warden 915 6223 Education 915 0706 Mapperley Park Book Club Stasia French 910 7644 Pest Control 915 6170 Drains 915 6650 (Lively discussions about books of your Highways & pavements Library 915 2828 choice; meets monthly at residents homes) (cracks & potholes) 915 6156 Planning Permission 915 5426 Book Club 2 Sheila Reece 962 1320 Building Regulations 915 5358 Pollution Control 915 6410 Public Health 915 6798 (smoke emission & noise) Meets on 3rd Wednesday of month 1pm to 3pm Social Services 915 5500 Street Lights 915 2211 Trading Standards 950 7910 Drugs 915 1956 DOCTORS Dr Andrew Flewitt and Dr Mona Vindla 985 8552 If you cannot find the service you require listed above then Sherrington Park Medical Practice, 402 Mansfield Road try the City Council switchboard on 915 5555 Dr Mark Stevens 841 2022 Mapperley Park Medical Centre, 41 Mapperley Road POLICE Dr D G Black & Partners 985 8822 Station 967 0999 Sherwood Health Centre, Elmswood Gardens, Sherwood Beat Officer, Mapperley Park, PC Jeanette Stasuik 07792 437306 DENTISTS Police Community Support Officer Prostitution Task Force Anil Chand, Mapperley Park Dental Care 962 4607 967 0555 ext 4249 18 Mapperley Road (NHS & Private) Paul O’Dwyer and Gary Morphus Dr Andrew Cluskey & Dr Chris Stead (Private) 960 2717 Tavistock Drive Dental Care, 1 Tavistock Drive Whilst every reasonable care is taken, neither The Mapperley Park Brian Snape, Mapperley Dental Care 960 5282 Residents’ Association nor its agents can accept any liability for 431 Woodborough Road (NHS & Private) any inaccuracy or any loss or damage arising from any articles, Dr Mistry, The Grange Dental Centre 962 3432 advertisements or other items in this publication. The views expressed in 480A Mansfield Road, Sherwood (bottom of Private Road) this publication are not necessarily those of the Association. FREE COLLECTION AND DELIVERY EXPRESS SERVICE ALSO AT: Main Road, Radcliffe on Trent Tel 933 4506 www.national-drycleaners.co.uk Email: [email protected] 2 MAPPERLEY PARK NEWS September 2008 THE MAPPERLEY PARK GARDEN TRAIL PROVED AN ALL-ROUND SUCCESS A big thank you By Lorna Weir SUNDAY June 22nd dawned sunny and rather blustery but was a great improvement on the continuous rain of the day before. This was a huge relief to the 12 garden owners who were desperate to put the finishing touches to their plots before the Garden Trail opening at 1.30pm. None of us were prepared for the influx of visitors who arrived very promptly, and we were amazed when Malcolm told us afterwards that 1003 people had paid to come round and that doesn’t include all the children who enjoyed the afternoon. Residents who opened their gardens in June. (L - R seated) Sheila Reece, Heather Lawson, Lesley Brown. (Standing) Dorothy Williams, Jane Moore, Judith Naylor, Freda Mapson, Sally Ann Harvey, Malcom Bescoby, Lorna Weir, Michael Blood The 60 homemade cakes soon disappeared Lloyds TSB Bank, The Worm That Turned, as the “tea team”, led by Jennifer and Sheila Boots, Wilkinson’s, Yorkshire Tea and at Mapperley Hall, went into overdrive. All Thompson’s Greengrocers, this meant that we the strawberries and champagne were enjoyed were able to donate a total of £5099.20 to the in Laura’s garden and Elizabeth and Bobby two charities; SHE, which provides support soon sold all their honey. Lesley’s garden was and creative therapy for survivors of childhood a hive of activity with the tombola, craft stall sexual abuse, and NORSACA, the Nottingham and children’s activities proving a real hit. The Regional Society for Autistic Children and book stall in Freda and George’s garden and Adults. This was presented to the two charities the two plant stalls were also very successful. at the “Apres Garden Trail Party” on the 16th Every garden owner was delighted at how July at the Ukrainian Centre. pleasant and friendly all our visitors were and The Garden Trail Committee would like to this made the afternoon worth all the effort. say a big “THANK YOU” to everyone who On the Sunday afternoon we raised helped and to all our sponsors for making the £4854.60 and coupled with the generous Garden Trail such a success. Two young visitors from Sherwood sponsorship from FHP Chartered Surveyors, Presentation of cheques at the Ukrainian Centre (Lto R) Hannah from Members of the hard working tea team - Brenda Jarrand, Joan Jones and SHE, Malcolm Reece, Katie from NORSACA and Lorna Weir Anne Garrett September 2008 MAPPERLEY PARK NEWS 3 ● 3-4 Wheel Scooters ● Walking Aids £100 worth of ● Vehicles Loading Ramps FREE! ● Stair Lifts accessoriesWith any ● Bath Lifts scooter purchased ● Wheelchairs ● Power Wheelchairs Photogragh ● shown Batteries for display purposes only ● Puncture Proofing ● Sales & Service ● Insurance ● Home Demonstrations ● Finance subject to status Your local mobility supplier Established 1991 Nottingham Mobility Services 0115 979 1872 UNIT W46, LENTON BUSINESS CENTRE, LENTON BOULEVARD, NOTTINGHAM NG7 2BY www.nottinghammobility.co.uk REPORT FROM THE CHAIRMAN OF THE RESIDENTS’ ASSOCIATION Conservation Plan begins to bite By Carole Ayre of any application. Hopefully, their campaign to save the Post Office observations will help to shape the (not good news, as you know). proposed planning application even I have received a report on those IN our last newsletter I was pleased before it is submitted. Obviously, items raised by residents which to report that the Conservation the main concern is to avoid over are of general interest, from Cllr Area Management Plan appeared to density, retention of any buildings Dewinton: be having a positive effect upon the of architectural merit, large trees There was concern about the treatment of planning applications and Bulwell stone walling, and to need to provide more support for in this area. I mentioned that an encourage accommodation suitable the City Council’s conservation application for the erection of a for families, including gardens. team. An attempt to recruit a further two storey, four bedroom house in Conservation Officer has proved the garden of a very fine plot had Residents voice unsuccessful (quite a rare breed, been turned down by the Council. concerns at AGM it seems). Nevertheless, the Senior The applicants appealed against The AGM in April was well Officer, Peter Smith, is supported that refusal to the Secretary of State. attended. Jo Briggs, the chief by two conservation consultants The Council, and your Committee, Planning Officer for this area, gave who work for the Council on a part realised that if this appeal was an update on various decisions time basis. I remember that 3 or 4 successful then we would see the Cllr Emma Dewinton and the and refusals made following the years ago there were no full time end of our beautiful garden suburb Chairman at the AGM adoption of the Management Plan, officers and so at least the situation as one garden after another would reporting that it was starting to has improved since then.
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