News from Rickmansworth Liberal Democrats - Three Rivers, a Lib Dem Run Council

26 May 2016
Rickmansworth

At last the plans for the Reach Free School are being made available to the community. There was a public exhibition of proposals on Thursday 19th May, 3.00 - 7.00pm, and Saturday 21st May, 11.00am - 3.00pm, both were at Mill End Community Centre, Church Lane. No planning application has yet been submitted.
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Due to the ongoing vandalism of the textiles bank in William Penn/George V car park, being repeatedly pushed over, it is going to be removed and a new site sought.

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The revised planning application to turn the Pynesfield green belt land into a gravel pit is to be determined by Herts.County Council on 26th May at 10.00am at County Hall. It is important that as many people as possible attend to demonstrate opposition to this environmental disaster. A coach is being organised from the Oaks PH, West Hyde leaving at 8.00am.If you wish to book a seat please contact Sylvia Ball tel.01895 823652 or email sandelakeside@lineone.net.

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The local Fire Service was recently called to a canal houseboat to deal with a fire caused by an unattended log burner. ………………………………………………………….

In the local elections last week TRDC Lib Dems held all their seats with increased majorities. Three Rivers councillor numbers remain the same - 19 Lib/Dems, 17 Cons, 3 Lab - the Lib/Dems remain in control.

Nationally, The Times summed it up, 'Lib/ Dems turned corner in council vote.' In UK the Lib Dems gained more council seats than any other party - net gain of 45 seats. Conservatives had a net loss of 48, Labour a net loss of 3.

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Dates for your Diary

  • Sat 28 May Three Rivers Museum opens Croxley Great Barn for viewing. Meet at the St Joan of Arc School car park at 10.45 for short walk up to Barn where a conducted tour by Stephen Bull starts at 11.00am. www.croxleygreatbarn.co.uk/CroxleyGreatBarn/Introduction.html there is also a booklet by David Harding for sale proceeds to the Museum.
  • Sat 11 June Rickmansworth and District Horticultural Society is celebrating it's 80th Birthday with 'An Evening with Bob Flowerdew'. To be held in the Cadogan Hall, Royal Masonic School, Rickmansworth. Start 7.30 pm. Tickets are £10 for members, £12.50 non-members. This includes a glass of wine and a slice of birthday cake. To book your seat, please ring Heather Pinder on 776502 or write to her at 25 Berry Way, Rickmansworth. WD3 7EU, enclosing a S.A.E

Ongoing

  • Rickmansworth & District Art Society in the reception area of Three Rivers House (the council Offices) Reg Crouch who has been taking art classes locally for many years will be displaying an eclectic mix of his colourful oils and acrylics during May. Demonstrations by experienced artists are on the first Thursday of every month at the Cloisters Hall, The Cloisters, Rickmansworth, Herts WD3 1HL from 7.45 to 10 PM
  • Artistsmeet at Watersmeet 'Young Masters' Rickmansworth School have an interesting selection of their artwork.
  • Ricky Green Social are a group from Rickmansworth who meet on the first Saturday every month to socialise and work on greening the area. Meetings take place at the Cafe in the Park at the Aquadrome - 11.00am to 1.00pm.
  • Future Friends of Watersmeet Film Society films - Thur 16 June 'Room' - Thur 30 June 'Dads Army'-
  • Ricky Folk meet at 8.15pm in the back bar of the Conservative Club, Bury Lane on the 2nd Tuesday of every month.You can sing, play or both or simply come and listen. No entrance fee and drinks are at club prices. In exchange for the facilities they entertain members of the Club at summer events each year and participate in other local events.
  • Three Rivers Museum in Basing House next to the library, have new displays featuring the Great War & St John's Ambulance - Museum open Mon to Fri 2-4pm, Sat 10am to 4pm. Free. Support you local museum.
  • The Mill Photography Club - fortnightly meetings at the Mill Cafe, Methodist Church, Berry Lane. WD3 7HJ. The club welcomes new members, we meets from 10am to 12am at the cafe to discuss & practice improving our basic photographic abilities. If you have a camera, come along & give us a try, no fees or costs.
  • Croxley Camera Club is the photographic society for Three Rivers district and is known as the friendly club. They have a range of photographic interests and skills within the club with photographic advice available from specialists in many genres including nature, landscape, studio and other areas. They meet every Thursday between September and May (starts 3rd Sept) in the Croxley Green Community Centre at 7:30 for a 7:45 start. New members of all abilities are always warmly welcome. information about the club please go to their website: http://croxleycameraclub.com/
  • A full list of forthcoming events at Watersmeet can be seen by clicking this link http://www.watersmeet.co.uk/whats-on/
  • Ricky This Week is now also available on Twitter. Some weeks, through re-tweets it reaches over 1000 people @LesMead_
  • Police Officers from the Local Neighbourhood Team would like to hear from residents if they have any information about drug use or crime. Please report any information, intelligence or suspicious behaviour. Please phone on 101, or speak anonymously to Crime Stoppers on 0800 555111 or email Neil.CANNING@Herts.pnn.police.uk
  • Herts County Council fault reporting https://www.hertsdirect.org/faultreporting/

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