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Posted Monday, July 11, 2004
V. Roe I ask why are parents so protective of their children
between 3-4pm...and don't seem to care when sme of them at late evening are
running around being a nuisance. We use to walk to school....its pure
laziness
John
Posted Monday, July 11, 2004
Matthew Bond I agree Parish only has so much power, so why are we
not using our local Evening Mail and Parish Gazette, to highlight failing
parents whom are allowing, their children to make such a nice area
continually go down. Hobs Farm in CB, has under age drinkers, young girls
of age 9 wandering around until 10.00pm...and despite the posting that golf
is illegal on this site on a beautiful Sunday afternoon we have three lads
aged 11-13 aiming golf balls at the houses. We use to have the community
officer around...but as ever at the wrong times. In a day when children go
missing I am surprised at so many parents not knowing what their children
are up to. In response to traffic Ted Richards only consulted those on
the service road about its closure, are they now going to ask residents all
of whom were in favour to pay for the up keep..!! On the matter of the
A452...why for godsake not give longer sentences to those who were driving
at 90
Jane
Posted Friday, October 15, 2004
The public transport available from the Prakfield Estate to the
green lane area is appalling, the only bus service that runs is the 71 and
the regularity of that service is also appalling. Although a new service has
been put into place, which resulted in the withdrawal of the 92 and 963 bus
service, there has been no improvements made to the bus services available
to the parkfield estate residents. I find this an obstacle to get to
school in the morning and evening, and with the dark nights drawing in, I am
reduced to catching the 94 bus from school and walking home from the green
lane area. Not only is this putting young people at risk, but consider the
elderly who share the same problem. I hope that something can be changed and
quickly!
Gemma Thompson
Posted Tuesday, August 24, 2004
Re the Collector Road
speed limit. You can now cross the road by car with some safety -
previously the 70 brigade (who frequently exceeded this figure) were up you
before you could complete the crossing and there was no margin for error -
it is worthy of note that there were 4 fatalities and many more accidents
previously because drivers thought it was a motorway and not a suburban
area. As always these things depend on your point of view - safety like
security imposes restricts.
Roy Bimson
Posted Wednesday, April 28, 2004
Why have all the major roads in the vicinity of the M6 Toll
(including the collector) had their speed limits dropped.
KJ Wall
Posted Friday, February 27, 2004
Hello, my name is James
Doris, I am Mathew Bond's partner in crime, or at least the second rep for
Solihull, I believe he is an extremely key figure in the youth process in
our borough and recommend any thoughts should be passed to him as he will
ensure all matters are at least addressed at a higher level.
James Doris
Posted Friday, February 27, 2004
This is Matthew Bond
UKYP for Solihull again. If you have any messages for me regarding any
issues please e-mail me .
Matthew Bond UKYP
Posted Wednesday, January 28, 2004
As a member of Castle Bromwich cricket club I feel it is important that
you discuss this matter.
As many of us get older we are needing to bring more youth through therefore
I ask for a section or link from this page should be made available.
Glyndwr Aniurin
Posted Monday, January 26, 2004
Why has the council taken the speed limit from 70 down to 50 on the
Chester road collector road.
It is a duel carriage way which 70 is the national limit. The road is a long
slow bend with plenty of time and a unobstructed view at both ends. I they
think it is a black spot, use speed cameras. That is what they are meant to
be used for.... Is it a way to make us who work in Solihull but live outside
this area travel on the M6 forcing more traffic on to the motorway.
Jim
Posted Thursday, October 16, 2003
I am Matthew Bond United Kingdom Youth Parliament Rep For Solihull and I
am also Chairman of Castle Bromwich Youth Parish Council and I would like to
point out that the parish council of Castle Brom has only so much power to
alter things like slip roads and traffic calming projects. The parish
council also has very little money for such projects. The real people behind
traffic calming and road planning is Solihull borough council and if anyone
has specific concerns i recommend that they either contact me by e - mail
and I will point them in the right direction to express there concerns or I
will do my best to address these issues myself.
Matthew Bond
Posted Tuesday, October 22, 2002
Can anyone tell me how the speed bumps have helped with traffic calming
along Green Lane and Auckland Drive? Drivers may have been forced to slow
down, in fear of causing damage to their cars when driving over them - but
it has become a more common occurrence these days to see drivers swing out
into the centre of the road to avoid their car taking the full brunt of the
speed bump - this has not helped road safety!
D Darby
Is anything going to be done about the congestion that builds up around Castle Bromwich
infant and junior school between 3pm and 4pm. It is getting out of hand rapidly, surely it
isn't going to have to take the death of a child before something is done about it!
V.Roe 8 July 2002
When are the parish council going to make the slip road in front of the Chester Arms and
row of shops one way. Someone will get seriously injured one day.
P Fox
Castle Bromwich Badminton Club
Castle Bromwich Badminton Club has club nights on Mondays and Fridays
- 4 courts 7.30 till 10pm at Park Hall School, Water Orton Road, Castle
Bromwich. We have teams in the Birmingham and Solihull Badminton
League. We are always happy to welcome players who want to play at a
reasonable level and also if they wish, and are suitable, want to play in
league matches. See website for contact details or email us. Email:
info@castle-bromwich-badmintonclub.net Website
http://castle-bromwich-badmintonclub.net
Castle Bromwich Cricket & Sports Club
The club have two senior sides in the Warwickshire Cricket League and one in the V Sports
Sunday League. There is also a youth section for under 17's. The club has a football
section, a tennis section and a vibrant social life centred around the Pavilion at the
Rear of Arden Hall on the Water Orton Road. Please use this email address to obtain
further details. stephenconley@hotmail.com
North Arden Local History Society
The Society meets on the second Thursday of each month in the Spencer Lounge Bar at
Arden Hall, Water Orton Road, Castle Bromwich. Please contact Jerry Dutton jerry.dutton@btinternet.com for details.
Royal British Legion (Chelmsley Wood)
The club premises are at: Clopton Crescent, Chelmsley Wood, Birmingham, B37
6QT.
The club is open seven days a week between 7.00pm and 11.00pm, and Saturday,
Sunday and Monday lunch-times between 12.00 noon and 3.00pm. The Branch
Welfare Services are available to all ex-service people living in our
catchment area, whether they are members or not. The club premises have
recently undergone a major refurbishment, providing an excellent venue to
relax, meet your friends and colleagues and catch up on all the news and
views. New members are always welcome, especially ex-service men and women.
So why not come along and meet us, or give us a call on 0121 770 1793 (club
number during opening hours) to get YOUR membership application form.
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