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upcoming events

08-Jan-09
Long Ashton History Society
Jubilee Pavilion, Village Hall @ 19:30

08-Jan-09
Long Ashton Art Club Exhibition
Long Ashton Library

08-Jan-09
Hobby Horse
Hebron Church, Providence Lane @ 10:30 to 12 noon

09-Jan-09
Long Ashton Art Club Exhibition
Long Ashton Library

10-Jan-09
Long Ashton Art Club Exhibition
Long Ashton Library

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Cessation of further housing development
tagged with: housing development  
This is an extra comment comment to questions 6.09 6.10 my daughter who lived in Long Ashton over 20 years and had 2 children born here was forced to move to Nailsea when she had to sell her home when her husband moved out, she didn't have enough money to buy another in Long Ashton, but had too much money for afforadable housing it was very upsetting for us. As for question 11.14 on allotments, I strongly disagree because there was allotments behind my flat when I moved in they've now been built on so I don't see any point in setting up anymore.
tagged with: allotments   economy   housing development  
Only infill housing. To much random parking on the way thro. Hard Landscaping to the shopping areas is awful - need a full landscaping scheme.
tagged with: environment   housing development   parking   shops  
Definitely a farmer's market. No more estate agents, finance etc, no bookmakers. A café /deli would be welcome for young and old but lively please. Community/volunterr transport for old/disabled people to attend doctors - clubs etc. No mor new build in vast numbers - swampimg the village facilities, doctors surgery/ nurses already over stretched. I do not agree with speed cameras - these are just a police /government fund raiser. Another silent tax. However controls telling people their speed, helps to make people aware. A lot of commuters know where the cameras are and slow down only to go twice as fast after.
tagged with: community transport   doctors   doctors' surgery   housing development   shops   speed cameras  
Reported earlier in the year that Bristol City Council may be looking to build houses on the area behind David Lloyd's & Railway Line (BBC), which could affect LA (especially traffic). Would be good if Parish website / magazine could update the community on developments. Community events at new school?
tagged with: communication   housing development   parish magazine   website  
Another doctor's surgery no more housing development
tagged with: doctors   housing development  
No more new houses to be built. Double yellow lines Lampton House side of main road at top of Glebe Road. redundant zebra crossing outside of Northleaze school. Beautify shopping area.
tagged with: housing development   improve   new   parking   shopping area   yellow lines   zebra crossings  

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