V.M. Cash & Carry of 282 Lee High Road, SE13 5PJ have applied for a variation/new licence under the Licensing Act 2003 as they:
Applied To be opened and selling alcohol Sunday 09:00 – 23:00 & Monday – Saturday 08:00 – 00:00.
The four criteria under which you can support or object to this application are:
Prevention of Crime and Disorder
Protection of Children from Harm
Public Safety
Prevention of Public Nuisance
You can email the Licensing Team or write to:
The Licensing Team, 2nd Floor Laurence House
1 Catford Road, London SE6 4RU
Please could you ensure that any representations reach the Licensing Team by 7th April 2006.
Friday, March 10, 2006
Wednesday, March 08, 2006
Lee Green Junction Improvement Works Update - March 2006
Here's the latest update on the Lee Green Junction Improvement Works
Progress:
Transport for London (TfL) and 'Trees for Cities' are looking at planting some of the new street trees along the completed sections of footway over the next few weeks. This will provide an improved Street-scene and help to prevent vehicles illegally driving on the new footways. These vehicles are causing damage to the new footways as well as causing an inconvenience and danger to pedestrians. 12 trees have been planted and tree pit excavation has taken place in preparation for 7 more trees to be planted.
The diversion of mains and cables at Eltham Road and Burnt Ash Road were completed early January and since then new kerb lines have been constructed and carriageway formation laid in preparation for carriageway surfacing.
Other elements of the scheme currently in progress are:
• Completion of the widening of Eltham Road to Burnt Ash Road
• Completion of the feature paving opposite the Leegate Centre
• Installation of new pedestrian and traffic signals and pedestrian islands
The scheme will be completed by May 24th 2006. Your continued cooperation and understanding is appreciated during this stage of the works and TfL apologises for any inconvenience they are causing.
TfL will continue to provide regular updates with this type of notice on the progress of the works.
If you wish to contact TfL please email or call 0845 305 1234.
Progress:
Transport for London (TfL) and 'Trees for Cities' are looking at planting some of the new street trees along the completed sections of footway over the next few weeks. This will provide an improved Street-scene and help to prevent vehicles illegally driving on the new footways. These vehicles are causing damage to the new footways as well as causing an inconvenience and danger to pedestrians. 12 trees have been planted and tree pit excavation has taken place in preparation for 7 more trees to be planted.
The diversion of mains and cables at Eltham Road and Burnt Ash Road were completed early January and since then new kerb lines have been constructed and carriageway formation laid in preparation for carriageway surfacing.
Other elements of the scheme currently in progress are:
• Completion of the widening of Eltham Road to Burnt Ash Road
• Completion of the feature paving opposite the Leegate Centre
• Installation of new pedestrian and traffic signals and pedestrian islands
The scheme will be completed by May 24th 2006. Your continued cooperation and understanding is appreciated during this stage of the works and TfL apologises for any inconvenience they are causing.
TfL will continue to provide regular updates with this type of notice on the progress of the works.
If you wish to contact TfL please email or call 0845 305 1234.
Ward Events Update
Wednesday 8 March Lee Manor Society Meeting, 8pm Flat 13A Northbrook Road
Thursday 9 March Little Manor Park Drop-In Session, 3-8pm at the Manor Park Site Office, 22 Weardale Road.
Thursday 9 March Author Lindsey Davis, will give a talk at Manor House Library, Old Road. Please arrive at 6.45pm for 7pm. Admission free.
Friday 10th March Save Ladywell Pool Campaign Meeting at 7:30 pm, in the downstairs room of Life Cafe in Ladywell Road
Saturday 11th March Cllr Paul Bentley's Advice Surgery, Good Shepherd, 10am-11am
Tuesday 14th March Final report on the future development of the Hither Green area at Hither Green Baptist Church Hall, Theodore Road. Exhibition from 6-8pm with a presentation at 6.30pm. The event is open to all members of the community.
Thursday 16th March Lee Dancers at the Good Shepherd, 7:30-9pm
Saturday 18th March Good Shepherd Quiz Night and Fish 'n' Chip Supper 6pm
Tuesday 28th March FUSS Meeting 7-9pm at the Good Shepherd
Saturday 1st April Save Ladywell Pool Campaign hustings for this Mays Mayoral candidates at the Ladywell Pool, 2pm-5pm
Wednesday 5th April Manor House Gardens User Group Meeting, Northbrook school, 8pm-10pm
Saturday 8th April Cllr Paul Bentley's Advice Surgery, Good Shepherd, 10am-11am
Thursday 20th April Lee Dancers at the Good Shepherd, 7:30-9:00pm
Thursday 4th May MAY ELECTIONS for Mayor and councillors, 7-10pm
Tuesday 16 May Lee Manor Society AGM
Thursday 18th May Lee Dancers at the Good Shepherd, 7:30-9pm
Saturday 20 May Lee Manor Society Plant Mart
Wednesday 24 May Completion of Lee Green Junction road works!
Saturday 10th June Good Shepherd Summer Fair
Friday 15th September Lee Manor Society celebration of the 30th Anniversary of the formal establishment of the Conservation Area.
Cllr Bentley's surgery is held in the Parish Room of the Good Shepherd Church in Handen Road. This location was chosen because it's located centrally in the ward, there's excellent disabled access and good parking.
Meetings of the Friends and Users of Staplehurst Shops (FUSS), Manor House Gardens User Group, Lee Manor Society and Manor House Library User Group are open to everyone in the community.
Lee Dancers meet at the Church of the Good Shepherd 7:30 - 9:00pm
£3 a session (first free) - under 16s £1
Email for more details or just come along on the night!
For Quiz Night and Fish 'n' Chip Supper tickets contact Elizabeth
Tickets, including entry and full portion of fish and chips £10. Half portions and entry £5.
If you have an event you'd like mentioned on Leepedia Lite just email me the details
Thursday 9 March Little Manor Park Drop-In Session, 3-8pm at the Manor Park Site Office, 22 Weardale Road.
Thursday 9 March Author Lindsey Davis, will give a talk at Manor House Library, Old Road. Please arrive at 6.45pm for 7pm. Admission free.
Friday 10th March Save Ladywell Pool Campaign Meeting at 7:30 pm, in the downstairs room of Life Cafe in Ladywell Road
Saturday 11th March Cllr Paul Bentley's Advice Surgery, Good Shepherd, 10am-11am
Tuesday 14th March Final report on the future development of the Hither Green area at Hither Green Baptist Church Hall, Theodore Road. Exhibition from 6-8pm with a presentation at 6.30pm. The event is open to all members of the community.
Thursday 16th March Lee Dancers at the Good Shepherd, 7:30-9pm
Saturday 18th March Good Shepherd Quiz Night and Fish 'n' Chip Supper 6pm
Tuesday 28th March FUSS Meeting 7-9pm at the Good Shepherd
Saturday 1st April Save Ladywell Pool Campaign hustings for this Mays Mayoral candidates at the Ladywell Pool, 2pm-5pm
Wednesday 5th April Manor House Gardens User Group Meeting, Northbrook school, 8pm-10pm
Saturday 8th April Cllr Paul Bentley's Advice Surgery, Good Shepherd, 10am-11am
Thursday 20th April Lee Dancers at the Good Shepherd, 7:30-9:00pm
Thursday 4th May MAY ELECTIONS for Mayor and councillors, 7-10pm
Tuesday 16 May Lee Manor Society AGM
Thursday 18th May Lee Dancers at the Good Shepherd, 7:30-9pm
Saturday 20 May Lee Manor Society Plant Mart
Wednesday 24 May Completion of Lee Green Junction road works!
Saturday 10th June Good Shepherd Summer Fair
Friday 15th September Lee Manor Society celebration of the 30th Anniversary of the formal establishment of the Conservation Area.
Cllr Bentley's surgery is held in the Parish Room of the Good Shepherd Church in Handen Road. This location was chosen because it's located centrally in the ward, there's excellent disabled access and good parking.
Meetings of the Friends and Users of Staplehurst Shops (FUSS), Manor House Gardens User Group, Lee Manor Society and Manor House Library User Group are open to everyone in the community.
Lee Dancers meet at the Church of the Good Shepherd 7:30 - 9:00pm
£3 a session (first free) - under 16s £1
Email for more details or just come along on the night!
For Quiz Night and Fish 'n' Chip Supper tickets contact Elizabeth
Tickets, including entry and full portion of fish and chips £10. Half portions and entry £5.
If you have an event you'd like mentioned on Leepedia Lite just email me the details
Tuesday, March 07, 2006
Manor House Gardens licensing application
Manor House Gardens Manor Lane SE13 have applied for a variation/new licence under the Licensing Act 2003 as they have:
Applied to hold entertainments Monday – Sunday 08:00- 22:00.
The four criteria under which you can support or object to this application are:
Prevention of Crime and Disorder
Protection of Children from Harm
Public Safety
Prevention of Public Nuisance
You can email the Licensing Team or write to:
The Licensing Team, 2nd Floor Laurence House
1 Catford Road, London SE6 4RU
Please could you ensure that any representations reach the Licensing Team by 4th April 2006.
Update Thursday 9th March
Further details of why the licence has been applied for, and what it covers:
With the introduction of the new licensing act we (or Glendale on behalf
of the Council) have to either obtain a temporary entertainment licence
for each event in an individual park or, where a park may have a number
of events each year, apply to have an annual licence. This is what
Glendale have applied for at MHG (and also Blackheath). The application
is made to the Council. The application will cover music, theatre,
shows, markets etc etc. The application will try to cover all
eventualities however all events will continue to be agreed by the User
Group in advance. Essentially nothing will change apart from the park
being licensed rather than individual events.
Applied to hold entertainments Monday – Sunday 08:00- 22:00.
The four criteria under which you can support or object to this application are:
Prevention of Crime and Disorder
Protection of Children from Harm
Public Safety
Prevention of Public Nuisance
You can email the Licensing Team or write to:
The Licensing Team, 2nd Floor Laurence House
1 Catford Road, London SE6 4RU
Please could you ensure that any representations reach the Licensing Team by 4th April 2006.
Update Thursday 9th March
Further details of why the licence has been applied for, and what it covers:
With the introduction of the new licensing act we (or Glendale on behalf
of the Council) have to either obtain a temporary entertainment licence
for each event in an individual park or, where a park may have a number
of events each year, apply to have an annual licence. This is what
Glendale have applied for at MHG (and also Blackheath). The application
is made to the Council. The application will cover music, theatre,
shows, markets etc etc. The application will try to cover all
eventualities however all events will continue to be agreed by the User
Group in advance. Essentially nothing will change apart from the park
being licensed rather than individual events.
Khans Licensing Application
A licensing application from neighboring Blackheath ward that may be of interest:
Khans of 28 Montpelier Vale, Blackheath Village, SE3 0TA have applied for a variation/new licence under the Licensing Act 2003 as they:
Applied to be open selling alcohol, late night refreshment & recorded music Monday – Sunday 12:00- 14:30 & 18:00 – 24:00.
To be opened Monday – Sunday 12:00- 15:00 & 18:00 – 01:30.
The four criteria under which you can support or object to this application are:
Prevention of Crime and Disorder
Protection of Children from Harm
Public Safety
Prevention of Public Nuisance
You can email the Licensing Team or write to:
The Licensing Team, 2nd Floor Laurence House
1 Catford Road, London SE6 4RU
Please could you ensure that any representations reach the Licensing Team by 4th April 2006.
Khans of 28 Montpelier Vale, Blackheath Village, SE3 0TA have applied for a variation/new licence under the Licensing Act 2003 as they:
Applied to be open selling alcohol, late night refreshment & recorded music Monday – Sunday 12:00- 14:30 & 18:00 – 24:00.
To be opened Monday – Sunday 12:00- 15:00 & 18:00 – 01:30.
The four criteria under which you can support or object to this application are:
Prevention of Crime and Disorder
Protection of Children from Harm
Public Safety
Prevention of Public Nuisance
You can email the Licensing Team or write to:
The Licensing Team, 2nd Floor Laurence House
1 Catford Road, London SE6 4RU
Please could you ensure that any representations reach the Licensing Team by 4th April 2006.
Sunday, March 05, 2006
Transport Liaison Questions 02/06
For reference here are my questions for the next Transport Liaison Committee on March 14th:
Bus Routes:
From a constituent: One issue I'm concerned about is the lack of development on the proposed 228 bus route which would run through Lee Green to Blackheath, Greenwich and North Greenwich. The route was announced a couple of years ago but was then withdrawn by TfL with no good explanation as to why. Could this be reconsidered please?
Comment: As I don't own a car I often walk to Greenwich but there are times (especially now the cinema has reopened) when the option of a bus would be very welcome so I'd really welcome an easy transport link between Lee Green and Greenwich. How about you?
Bus Stops & Shelters:
Update please on proposed fixed bus stops at Hither Green station.
Update please on installation of bus shelter at Hither Green station and associated yellow lines to allow the bus access to the kerb.
Update please on when the wording and logos for the top fixture for the newly installed information boards will be approved and the fixtures ready for installation.
Stations:
Update please on progress towards linking station CCTV systems to the borough wide CCTV system.
Other:
Request that TfL carry out a full review of the much delayed Leegate junction works in order that the project management of complicated works like this can hopefully be improved.
Bus Routes:
From a constituent: One issue I'm concerned about is the lack of development on the proposed 228 bus route which would run through Lee Green to Blackheath, Greenwich and North Greenwich. The route was announced a couple of years ago but was then withdrawn by TfL with no good explanation as to why. Could this be reconsidered please?
Comment: As I don't own a car I often walk to Greenwich but there are times (especially now the cinema has reopened) when the option of a bus would be very welcome so I'd really welcome an easy transport link between Lee Green and Greenwich. How about you?
Bus Stops & Shelters:
Update please on proposed fixed bus stops at Hither Green station.
Update please on installation of bus shelter at Hither Green station and associated yellow lines to allow the bus access to the kerb.
Update please on when the wording and logos for the top fixture for the newly installed information boards will be approved and the fixtures ready for installation.
Stations:
Update please on progress towards linking station CCTV systems to the borough wide CCTV system.
Other:
Request that TfL carry out a full review of the much delayed Leegate junction works in order that the project management of complicated works like this can hopefully be improved.
Save Ladywell Pool Campaign Questionnaire
The Save Ladywell Pool Campaign have launched a Public Consultation questionnaire which is being delivered to as many households as possible but is also available online.
This is your chance to air your views on the Ladywell Pool issue so please take a moment to either fill in the questionnaire if one pops through your door, or fill it in online.
This is your chance to air your views on the Ladywell Pool issue so please take a moment to either fill in the questionnaire if one pops through your door, or fill it in online.
Author Lindsey Davis to give a talk at Manor House Library
I spotted this in the latest Manor House Library User Group Newsletter:
Best-selling author, Lindsey Davis, will give a talk at Manor House Library, Old Road, Lee, on Thursday, 9th March. Please arrive at 6.45 pm for 7 p.m. Admission free.
If you enjoy historical thrillers and haven't already discovered Lindsey Davis' ancient Roman hero, Marcus Didius Falco, I recommend you pop in to Manor House library and check her books out!
Best-selling author, Lindsey Davis, will give a talk at Manor House Library, Old Road, Lee, on Thursday, 9th March. Please arrive at 6.45 pm for 7 p.m. Admission free.
If you enjoy historical thrillers and haven't already discovered Lindsey Davis' ancient Roman hero, Marcus Didius Falco, I recommend you pop in to Manor House library and check her books out!
St Mildreds Road Junction Improvements
The second of the items I've picked up from my colleague, Cllr Andrew Milton's blog:
Bit of good news. Transport for London propose to improve the junction of the A205 St Mildreds Road and Hither Green Lane. The proposal includes improved pedestrian crossing facilities, advanced cycle stop lines, improved road road markings and antiskid surfacing and removal of existing traffic signals.
Awaiting results of local consultation.
I'm still waiting to hear if the proposed pedestrian and cycle crossing in St Mildreds, near Rayford Avenue will go ahead. I'm personally for it as I know how hard it is to cross St Mildreds, but I understand there was local opposition.
Bit of good news. Transport for London propose to improve the junction of the A205 St Mildreds Road and Hither Green Lane. The proposal includes improved pedestrian crossing facilities, advanced cycle stop lines, improved road road markings and antiskid surfacing and removal of existing traffic signals.
Awaiting results of local consultation.
I'm still waiting to hear if the proposed pedestrian and cycle crossing in St Mildreds, near Rayford Avenue will go ahead. I'm personally for it as I know how hard it is to cross St Mildreds, but I understand there was local opposition.
Save Ladywell Pool Campaign to host Mayoral candidate hustings
The first of two items I've picked up from my colleague, Cllr Andrew Milton's blog:
The Save Ladywell Pool Campaign are to host a hustings for this Mays Mayoral candidates at the Ladywell Pool on the afternoon of 1 April.
The Save Ladywell Pool Campaign are to host a hustings for this Mays Mayoral candidates at the Ladywell Pool on the afternoon of 1 April.
Friday, March 03, 2006
Exhibition and presentation of the final report for Hither Green - Urban Design Framework & Development Strategy
GVA Grimley and Gillespies, on behalf of Lewisham Council, are pleased to invite you to an exhibition and presentation of the final report that has been produced as guidance for the future development of the Hither Green area. The exhibition is intended to show the final proposals for the area as well as how they will be taken forward.
The exhibition will take place at:
Hither Green Baptist Church Hall
Theodore Road, corner of Radford Road.
Tuesday 14th March 2006
Exhibition from 6-8pm
A presentation will be given at 6.30pm.
The event is open to all members of the community, please invite your friends and neighbours.
The exhibition will take place at:
Hither Green Baptist Church Hall
Theodore Road, corner of Radford Road.
Tuesday 14th March 2006
Exhibition from 6-8pm
A presentation will be given at 6.30pm.
The event is open to all members of the community, please invite your friends and neighbours.
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