Dear All
Please find below the Notes from the Coningham Ward Police Panel meeting. If you have any comments or changes please contact the sender ...
Tuesday 30 July 2024
2024-0730 - West Central London Fixers Events
Dear All
Please find below further courses from Alex HORN of the West Central London Fixers:
PLEASE CHECK OUT THE
FOLLOWING WEBSITES
New dates for other courses for "LUSH - Electronic Repair & Origami Workshops" in West London.FOLLOWING WEBSITES
Details of courses, times, locations, etc., are on the websites:
https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/954368942197?aff=oddtdtcreator
INFORMATION
- No previous experience required.
- Watch, learn and participate in electronic repairs of anything from a laptop to a sewing machine - you will be buddied up with an experienced electronic fixer.
- Replace a laptop screen
- Must be accompanied by an adult if under 18.
- Please bring some plug-in headphones if possible.
- Duration: 2 hours,
- For more info contact Alex - 07773898806
Origami is the ancient art-craft of paperfolding. It can enhance concentration, clamness, creativity and joy.
OBJECTIVE - show the way of calmness, mindfulness and Zen through origami paper folding
INFORMATION
- Informal Origami Workshop & Social with Alex Horn
- Complete beginners, novices or experienced folders all welcome - let's share & learn!
- Session one: we'll start with some basics
- Session two: we'll move onto some more complex origamis
- Minimum age 18
- Paper provided
- Free tea & coffee available
- For more info contact Alex - 07773898806
Wednesday 24 July 2024
2024-0724 - REMEMBER THIEVES don't seem to go on holidays ...
Dear all,
This message has been sent out before but it is worth a reminder at this time of year as the summer holiday season starts.
Keep safe.
REMINDER
SECURITY NOTES
For those of you who are already on the NextDoor and other Apps will have seen that there have been several incidents in the area so please review your security at your premises and when you are out and about.
These incidents include items being stolen, teenagers being mugged and robbed, suspicious people trying to gain entrance to houses and buildings and individuals testing front doors of houses to try to gain entry, and also fly-tipping is back again.
These incidents include items being stolen, teenagers being mugged and robbed, suspicious people trying to gain entrance to houses and buildings and individuals testing front doors of houses to try to gain entry, and also fly-tipping is back again.
BELOW you will find some Met Police documentation on the following topics:
- How Secure is YOUR Home
- IMMOBILISE - The UK National Property Register
- Communal Doors
- What to do if your home is burgled.
These are worth a read for your own security.
REMEMBER, CALL 999 IF:
- a serious offence is in progress or has just been committed
- someone is in immediate danger or harm
- property is in danger of being damaged
- a serious disruption to the public is likely
If you have a hearing or speech impairment, use our textphone service 18000.
Or text us on 999 if you’ve pre-registered with the emergencySMS service.
Silent 999 calls
- If you're in danger but you can't talk on the phone, you should still call 999, then follow these instructions depending on whether you're calling from a mobile or a landline.
How to make a silent 999 call
- If you're in danger, call 999 and try to speak to the operator if you can, even by whispering. You may also be asked to cough or tap the keys on your phone to answer questions.
Call 999 from a mobile
- If you don't speak or answer questions, press 55 when prompted and your call will be transferred to the police.
- Pressing 55 only works on mobiles and doesn't allow the police to track your location.
- If you don't press 55 your call will be ended.
Call 999 from a landline
- If you don't speak or answer questions and the operator can only hear background noise, they'll transfer your call to the police.
- If you replace the handset, the landline may remain connected for 45 seconds in case you pick it up again.
- Calling 999 from a landline automatically gives the police information about your location.
Online
- For reporting a crime, anti-social behaviour or neighbourhood concerns to getting in touch with an officer, you can contact your local team here. https://www.met.police.uk/a/your-area/met/hammersmith-and-fulham/askew/?introducingyoursaferneighbourhoodsteam=contactus
- Your report will be dealt with by our control room in exactly the same way whether you report it online or call 101.
In an emergency: always call 999
PLEASE share this with your neighbours and friends.
Saturday 20 July 2024
2024-0720 - Wheelie bins: LBHF Policy & Accountability Committee, Monday 22 July
Dear All
Admittedly this is more relevant to the Brackenbury area residents but the following has been received from Rosemary Mortimer.
For Cathnor Park Area Action Group:
Following your item about the new Council garden waste collection service you might like to see this from Brackenbury. Not the Brackenbury Residents Association although Richard Owen and I worked with them on wheelie bins. The Policy and Accountability Committee is this Monday (22nd July) and is open to residents.
Best wishes, Rosemary Mortimer
Dear Neighbours,
If you’re free next Monday from 7pm do come along to -
The Economy, Arts, Sports, and Public Realm Policy and Accountability Committee(PAC)
Monday, 22 July, 7pm
145 King St, W6 9JT (just before the Town Hall)
This Policy and Accountability meeting features a report on the wheelie bin rollout in LBHF and is open to residents to attend. Email Charles Francis, Committee Co-ordinator, at charles.francis@lbhf.gov.uk to register your attendance.
A link to the agenda can be found here:
(Public Pack)Agenda Document for The Economy, Arts, Sports, and Public Realm Policy and Accountability Committee, 22/07/2024 19:00 (lbhf.gov.uk)
See p.14 onwards for wheelie bins and garden waste collection service.
For Cathnor Park Area Action Group:
Following your item about the new Council garden waste collection service you might like to see this from Brackenbury. Not the Brackenbury Residents Association although Richard Owen and I worked with them on wheelie bins. The Policy and Accountability Committee is this Monday (22nd July) and is open to residents.
Best wishes, Rosemary Mortimer
Subject: Wheelie bins: LBHF Policy and Accountability Committee, Monday 22 July
Dear Neighbours,
If you’re free next Monday from 7pm do come along to -
The Economy, Arts, Sports, and Public Realm Policy and Accountability Committee(PAC)
Monday, 22 July, 7pm
145 King St, W6 9JT (just before the Town Hall)
This Policy and Accountability meeting features a report on the wheelie bin rollout in LBHF and is open to residents to attend. Email Charles Francis, Committee Co-ordinator, at charles.francis@lbhf.gov.uk to register your attendance.
A link to the agenda can be found here:
(Public Pack)Agenda Document for The Economy, Arts, Sports, and Public Realm Policy and Accountability Committee, 22/07/2024 19:00 (lbhf.gov.uk)
See p.14 onwards for wheelie bins and garden waste collection service.
2024-0720 - Some local issues that could be of interest ...
Dear All
Some topics from Hammersmith Today Website which may be of interest ...
- Hammersmith and Fulham Council’s cabinet is set to consider a new plan which incorporates the replacement of Hammersmith Flyover with a tunnel.
- Council bumps up proposed Garden Waste Collection Charge
Replacement of Hammersmith
Flyover with a tunnel.
Hammersmith and Fulham Council’s cabinet is set to consider a new plan which incorporates the replacement of Hammersmith Flyover with a tunnel.
https://www.hammersmithtoday.co.uk/#!pages/shared:common:ldrshfroad009
The borough is looking to replace the 1960s flyover as part of its long-term plans for a key town centre, where nearly 3,000 flats would be built. The Hammersmith Town Centre Supplementary Planning Document (SPD) details how it intends on knocking down the ‘eyesore’ flyover and introducing a ‘flyunder’ to improve the townscape and ease traffic.
Read more on website ...
Council bumps up proposed
Garden Waste Collection Charge
https://www.hammersmithtoday.co.uk/#!pages/shared:common:ldrshfrecycling005
The annual cost of a garden waste collection service in Hammersmith and Fulham is to be £25more expensive than initially proposed, after council benchmarking found the fee would be the cheapest among local authorities in London.
The council had included a provisional £65 subscription fee for the new collection service in its 2024/25 budget, which was approved earlier this year.
Cllr Sharon Holder, Cabinet Member for the Public Realm, has however now green-lit upping the annual fee to £90, after subsequent research identified the charge “would be the cheapest subscription in London” alongside further consideration of the costs involved.
...
The £65 charge was revealed in the run-up to the council’s 2024/25 budget, with documents detailing how the service was expected to bring in £650,000, assuming 10,000 households sign up. The ongoing cost to the local authority to run the scheme was estimated at £278,000.
In a new decision notice published this week, Cllr Holder approved a recommendation from officers to increase the charge to £90 a year following further work benchmarking Hammersmith and Fulham against other London councils, plus additional consideration of “the costs of providing the services from a collection and disposal perspective”.
The average annual fee among the capital’s local authorities is £75, officers wrote, though these are typically seasonal or fortnightly collections. Hammersmith and Fulham’s scheme, which is to be introduced on July 22, will involve up to 49 collections a year, primarily weekly though with a break in December/January.
...
The revised charge will bring in a further £250,000 than the original rate, again assuming 10,000 households sign up. The frequency of collections and charges are to be reviewed annually. Most homes in Hammersmith and Fulham do not have a garden that would require the service, with sign-up optional.
Read more on website ...
2024-0720 - Recycle and REWORK ...
Dear All
Please check out the website shown below ...
https://wrwa.gov.uk/reuse-workshop/
- Hammersmith & Fulham
Responsible disposal of fridges etc
REWORK is a reuse workshop which sees thousands of items passed on for resale.
The workshop will accept the following items in good cosmetic condition:
- Home furniture (e.g. bed frames, sofas (with fire certificate), tables, chairs, cupboards and drawers)
- Large domestic appliances/White goods (e.g. fridges, washing machines, tumble driers and cookers) and microwaves. Even if they are no longer working, it may be possible for them to be repaired on-site and passed on for reuse.
- Small Electrical Items (hairdryers, toasters, kettles). These must be in working order in order for them to be reused. If they are not working, please place them in the Small Electricals container for recycling.
- Bicycles
- Sports Equipment
- Bric-a-Brac
- Toys
- Tools
You can drop off your items in a car at the Smugglers Way Reuse and Recycling Centre, where Rework is based. It will not be possible to access the Reuse area in a van, so you may wish to drop reusable items off at a charity shop close to, or on the way to, the Smugglers Way Waste Facility.
Social benefits
Rework provides work experience and training to local unemployed people.
Friday 19 July 2024
2024-0719 - Free CommUNITY Day festival in Ravenscourt Park
Dear All
The following email has been sent by LBHF ...
Come and celebrate with us in the sun at CommUNITY Day tomorrow! |
On a week when the sun has finally started to shine, we are looking forward to celebrating the people that make H&F special.
Come and celebrate with us tomorrow on Saturday 20 July in Ravenscourt Park at our CommUNITY Day festival.
CommUNITY Day is our way of celebrating the many different communities and people that make H&F the best borough in London.
From noon to 6pm, you’ll find a whirlwind of fun with our vibrant mix of people enjoying live music, food trucks, rides, a dinosaur escape and bubbles for kids.
It's a day to come together to laugh, dance, and enjoy what makes H&F such a special place to live – you!
Have a wonderful weekend, |
Thursday 11 July 2024
2024-0711 - Your Hogarth Roundabout. Your say. sen
Dear All
There is a TfL Consultation about possible changes to the Hogarth Roundabout which gives you a chance to put your views before the closing date of 5th September 2024.
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Monday 8 July 2024
2024-0708 - The NEXT Coningham Ward Police Panel
APOLOGIES FOR
THE SHORT NOTICE
BUT ...
The next
CONINGHAM WARD POLICE PANEL
meeting will be held on
Monday 15th July 2024.
The meeting will take place at
The HAMMERSMITH ACADEMY,
25 Cathnor Road, Hammersmith
London, W12 9JD.
Doors will open at 6pm and
the meeting will start
promptly at 6:15pm.
The CONINGHAM WARD POLICE TEAM will introduce themselves and update the meeting with recent events and progress and will be there to answer any questions. It is also hoped that some of the Ward Councillors will be there to hear your questions and views.
Please tell your neighbours
about the meeting and
come along.
ALL ARE WELCOME.
about the meeting and
come along.
ALL ARE WELCOME.
Saturday 6 July 2024
2024-0706 - LBHF Plan for new Homes at The Grange, Goldhawk Road
Dear All
LBHF "are proposing to build new houses on underused land at The Grange" on Goldhawk Road.
You will be able to view their exhibition on
PLEASE LET YOUR NEIGHBOURS KNOW
AND GO ALONG TO THE EXHIBITION
You will be able to view their exhibition on
Saturday, 20th July 2024
From 11 AM to 3 PM
at
The Sulgrave Club,
287 Goldhawk Road, W12 8EU.
From 11 AM to 3 PM
at
The Sulgrave Club,
287 Goldhawk Road, W12 8EU.
PLEASE LET YOUR NEIGHBOURS KNOW
AND GO ALONG TO THE EXHIBITION
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