The details of the next Police & Partnership meeting to be held in the Greeno Centre, Shepperton on 18th July may be viewed by clicking here

The following notice by Surrey County Council has been received by LoSRA and is reproduced here:

Surrey County Council is engaging with citizens to support the development of social prescribing pathways across Surrey.  Social prescribing is a way of helping people with social, emotional and everyday needs with sources of relevant support in their local community.

We have made a short video about social prescribing, click here; https://vimeo.com/275803319/cec70fcdd1

After watching the video, have your say by completing the 5-10 minutes survey. 

https://www.surveymonkey.co.uk/r/SOCIALPRESCRIBINGinSURREY

The workshop planned for your area is:

If you would like to attend a workshop either:

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• ring or text with your name and contact details (07985 441304)

This way we can then confirm your attendance and identify any additional needs that we can support in the workshop.

If you have any queries or require any further information, please do not hesitate to contact Martin King on 07985 441304 or email This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.. Alternatively, please contact Charlotte Pavitt (Public Health Surrey County Council) on email This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.

We hope you can take the time to participate in this engagement and we look forward to hearing from you.

Charlotte Pavitt MFPH

Darzi Fellow, Surrey County Council

Public Health, Room G55

County Hall, Penrhyn Road

Kingston

KT1 2DW

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mobile: +447813 538427

The AGM on the 20^th June attracted a full house and attendees were urged to complete their responses to the consultation on the Issues and Options for the Local Plan following a very helpful presentation by Ann Biggs, the Strategic Planning Manager for Spelthorne and Geoff Dawes, the Principle Planning Officer.

If you were unable to attend and have not yet completed the consultation form we urge you to do so as the closing date is midnight tonight.

The form will only take a few minutes to complete by clicking on the link below. We have published a specimen (scroll down to article of 18^th June) which was compiled after the Association had taken legal advice.

https://consult.spelthorne.gov.uk/consult.ti

LoSRA has received a notice from County Councillor Tim Evans which announces pavement repairs in Thames Street commencing 2^nd July.

To see his notice click here

Since publication of our initial briefing note (see article of 28^th May) the Association, in conjunction with Keep Kempton Green (KKG), has now had the benefit of legal advice from which a specimen of ‘model’ answers has been produced. Readers who subscribe to the KKG mailing list may already have received this.

There is nothing particularly contentious in the model which departs marginally from our earlier briefing note but it accords greater emphasis to the status of Kempton Park Green Belt.

The model is not intended to be prescriptive but residents may wish to adopt some or all of the answers in their responses. If you have already completed your questionnaire but have a preference for answers contained within the model, fear not as Spelthorne have confirmed that responses already submitted can be amended.

The closing date for submissions, 25^th June, remains unchanged and if you are still unsure what to do, or need further clarification, why not come to our AGM on 20^th June, 8pm at the Riverside Arts Centre. Our guest speaker Ann Biggs, the Strategic Planning Manager for Spelthorne will be available to answer questions.

To view specimen of ‘model’ answers, click here

Get your tickets for the next show, Terry Pratchett's 'Guards! Guards!', showing at the end of this month. Following the successes of ''Allo! Allo' and 'Are You Being Served?', the Riverside Players are joining forces with Shepperton Players to bring us another fabulous comedy this summer.

'Guards! Guards!' is full of fantastical themes - terrifying and comic in equal measure. The security of the city of Ankh-Morpok is in the hands of its City Night Watch, an undervalued and underfunded bunch. When they suddenly find themselves up against a massive fire-breathing monster, they need to up their game – and fast!

For poster and booking details, click here

The state of the roads is frustrating many local residents who contact Spelthorne by the hundreds by phone, email, social media and even visiting the Council. However, it is Surrey County Council who are responsible for the upkeep of our roads and pavements, not Spelthorne Borough Council.

A petition has been set up to ask the government to debate Surrey's pothole issues in the Houses of Parliament. The online petition asks the government to reform its funding formula which decides how much cash should be given for road repairs. Surrey County Council says the method for calculating the amount penalises the County because it is calculated on the length of a road and not the volume of traffic. Visit https://petition.parliament.uk/petitions/217930 to sign the petition.

To find out more about Surrey's pothole plans or to report a pothole, click here

Performances are held between 2-4pm at either the Walled Garden, Thames Street, Sunbury, TW16 6AB where a limited number of chairs are available – (you are welcome to bring your own); or at the Lammas Band Stand, Lammas Recreaton Ground, Wraysbury Road, Staines-upon-Thames where you will need to bring hour own chairs or picnic blankets.