Wilf Davison

Liberal Democrat Councillor for Holyrood Ward

Planning Applications July 2008

Wednesday, August 6th, 2008 by timpickstone

Application Number: 50284
Ward Name: Prestwich - Holyrood
Location: 3 DROUGHTS FARM COTTAGE, DROUGHTS LANE, SIMISTER, M25 2ST
Proposal: FIRST FLOOR/TWO STOREY EXTENSION AT SIDE; FRONT PORCH
Case Officer: Tom Beirne
Decision: This case has not yet been decided
Appeal Received Date: This case has no appeals against it

Application Number: 50267
Registration Date: 17/07/2008
Ward Name: Prestwich - Holyrood
Location: 125 HEYWOOD OLD ROAD, MIDDLETON M24 4QL
Proposal: TWO STOREY SIDE EXTENSION; REAR EXTENSION AT BASEMENT, GROUND AND FIRST FLOOR LEVELS; CREATION OF TERRACE AT GROUND FLOOR LEVEL AT REAR
Case Officer: Amanda Uhunmwagho
Decision: This case has not yet been decided
Appeal Received Date: This case has no appeals against it

Application Number: 49959
Registration Date: 08/07/2008
Ward Name: Prestwich - Holyrood
Location: 57 KENILWORTH AVENUE, WHITEFIELD, M45 6TR
Proposal: SINGLE STOREY REAR EXTENSION
Case Officer: Amanda Uhunmwagho
Decision: Approve with Conditions
Appeal Received Date: This case has no appeals against it

Application Number: 50225
Registration Date: 04/07/2008
Ward Name: Prestwich - Holyrood
Location: 4 ARUNDEL AVENUE, WHITEFIELD, M45 6TZ
Proposal: TWO STOREY SIDE EXTENSION, SINGLE STOREY REAR EXTENSION AND NEW FRONT PORCH
Case Officer: Jennie Townsend
Decision: This case has not yet been decided
Appeal Received Date: This case has no appeals against it

Application Number: 50220
Registration Date: 04/07/2008
Ward Name: Prestwich - Holyrood
Location: 63 CUCKOO LANE, WHITEFIELD, M45 6WD
Proposal: SINGLE STOREY EXTENSION AT THE REAR
Case Officer: Amanda Uhunmwagho
Decision: Approve with Conditions
Appeal Received Date: This case has no appeals against it

Application Number: 50208
Registration Date: 03/07/2008
Ward Name: Prestwich - Holyrood
Location: 21 ST MARGARETS ROAD, PRESTWICH, M25 2GT
Proposal: SINGLE STOREY EXTENSION AT SIDE/REAR
Case Officer: Jennie Townsend
Decision: Approve with Conditions
Appeal Received Date: This case has no appeals against it

Application Number: 50140
Registration Date: 02/07/2008
Ward Name: Prestwich - Holyrood
Location: LAND OFF POPPYTHORN LANE, PRESTWICH
Proposal: DEMOLITION OF EXISTING GARAGES AND ERECTION OF 12 NO. DWELLINGS (RESUBMISSION)
Case Officer: Helen Longworth
Decision: This case has not yet been decided
Appeal Received Date: This case has no appeals against it

Application Number: 50181
Registration Date: 01/07/2008
Ward Name: Prestwich - Holyrood
Location: 47 PARRENTHORN ROAD, PRESTWICH, M25 2RH
Proposal: TWO STOREY SIDE AND REAR EXTENSIONS AND NEW FRONT PORCH
Case Officer: Janet Ingham
Decision: This case has not yet been decided
Appeal Received Date: This case has no appeals against it

Application Number: 49895
Registration Date: 01/07/2008
Ward Name: Prestwich - Holyrood
Location: 27 HOLYROOD GROVE, PRESTWICH, M25 1PG
Proposal: SINGLE STOREY EXTENSION AT FRONT AND SIDE
Case Officer: Jane Langan
Decision: Approve with Conditions
Appeal Received Date: This case has no appeals against it

Residents say NO to Graffiti

Wednesday, August 6th, 2008 by timpickstone

Holyrood Ward Graffiti

Local residents have been angered by the recent rise in graffiti that has affected parts of our local area. Many areas are affected, but particularly the Heaton Park and village centre areas.

Local Councillor Tim Pickstone has asked the Council to review its policy on cleaning up graffiti. “The amount of graffiti that we’re experiencing around here is terrible and spoiling what should be an attractive area . Clearly the current council policy isn’t working - something has to be done.” A two page list of graffiti sites has been submitted.

Your local Councillors have been working with schools, the Police and to identify who is responsible for the graffit and to clean it up. Prestwich Local Area Partnerhsip has also invested in some “Graffiiti Cleaning Kits” which are available to local people.

Some local people have been angered by letters sent out by the Council “demanding” that they clean up graffiti on their own properties. Cllr Vic D’Albert has asked the Council to change this policy, as it is causing upset for residents who are not responsible for the problem.
To report graffiti in your area:

Bury Council: 0161 253 5353

If graffiti is on a phone box or switching box
BT 0800 661 610

If graffiti is on a post box
Royal Mail 08457 740 740

Let your councillors know if you don’t get a satisfactory response!

Grants for local groups and projects

Friday, July 11th, 2008 by timpickstone

Prestwich Local Area Partnership, which brings together your local Liberal Democrat Councillors together with local partners and community reps, have agreed a number of grants for local projects and groups:

Agreed so far are:
£2,000 - Anti-Graffiti Kits to tackle the current spate of graffiti.
£2,143 - A Clean up and hanging basket project for the “Bent Hill” estate area
£2,000 - to fund the Prestwich Anti-Litter Campaign for one year
£3, 642 - to fund the “Health Kick” programme of health awareness programme for men in the Rainsough Area
£2,400 - to fund the summer scheme of activities for Young People in the Carr Clough area

We’ve also provisionally agreed to fund:
£1,000 towards the family health, skateboard and BMX summer festival in St Mary’s Park organised by Prestwich and Whitefield Methodists

Prestwich Local Area Partnership

Monday, July 7th, 2008 by timpickstone

The next meeting of Prestwich Local Area Partnership takes place this Thursday, 10 July 2008 at St Monica’s RC High School.

All members of the public are very welcome to attend and have your say about what happens in our local area. There is a “business meeting” from 6.30pm - 7.30pm, then at 7.30pm we have time for the public “open forum” where you can ask or raise any issue you need to.

The main business item for the Partnership meeting this month is the draft Prestwich Community Plan for 2008-2011.

Young People’s School Holiday Activities

Monday, July 7th, 2008 by timpickstone

Young people are being encouraged to sign up to a two week action packed calendar of sports, dance, arts, street wise or wild card events as part of the Bury and Rochdale Active Generation Scheme (BRAG).

The program, which is now in it’s eighth year, is aimed at young people aged between 11 and 15 years old, takes place between 28 July and 8 August at several venues across Bury. The two week programme costs just £9 and five sign up sessions are taking place across the borough to encourage young people to take part. Participants will receive a BRAG pass, details of the activities taking place and a free bus pass. Youngsters will receive a sticker after completing each different activity and this will allow them to compete for a Golden Ticket for the bonus week events taking place between 11 and 15 August.

The program is designed to encourage young people to be organised and plan their own schedule to ensure they get to the different activities on time. For further information about BRAG you can contact Adam Greenhalgh on 0161 253 6660 or information is available on the Bury Council Website.

The sign up session for our local area will take place at the following times and venues:
22 July, 4pm - 6pm; Shuttle Centre, Albert Road, Whitefield, M45 6NH
23 July, 12pm - 2pm; Pheonix Centre, St Mary’s Park, St Mary’s Road, Prestwich, M25 1GG

Thursday 3 July - Vote NO to an Election Mayor for Bury

Thursday, July 3rd, 2008 by timpickstone

Vote No

Today polling stations are open in the referendum to decide whether Bury should have an elected Mayor.
People should vote at their normal polling stations (that we used for the elections in May). The polling stations are open from 7.00am - 10.00pm. You do not need your polling card to vote.
If you have a postal vote which hasn’t yet been returned, you can fill this in in the normal way and take it round to your local polling station.

The local Liberal Democrats are urging everyone to vote NO in the election because we believe this to be an undemocratic waste of public money. Lots of people have questions about this important issue, the local Lib Dems have produced this factsheet
to answer some of your questions.

Summer Offer on Local Astro-Turf Pitch

Thursday, July 3rd, 2008 by timpickstone

There is a special offer at our local Parenthorn Sports Centre (at Parenthorn School).

All throughout July and August you can book an Astro-Turf Football Pitch for just £15 per hour. (The usual price is £25) Monday - Thursday 6-10 and Friday 6-9pm.
FOR MORE INFOMATION PLEASE RING 0161 253 5434 (AFTER 5:30PM)
EMAIL: parrenthorn.sports@bury.gov.uk

Planning Applications June 2008

Monday, June 30th, 2008 by timpickstone

Planning Applications in Holyrood Ward in May 2008.
More information on each case available here

Application Number: 50180
Registration Date: 27/06/2008
Ward Name: Prestwich - Holyrood
Location: 4 HARLECH AVENUE, WHITEFIELD, M45 6UE
Proposal: CONSERVATORY AT REAR
Case Officer: Amanda Uhunmwagho
Decision: This case has not yet been decided

Application Number: 50034
Registration Date: 26/06/2008
Ward Name: Prestwich - Holyrood
Location: 93 GLEBELANDS ROAD, PRESTWICH, M25 1WF
Proposal: REPLACE GARAGE WITH DOUBLE LENGTH GARAGE TO SIDE OF DWELLING.
Case Officer: Amanda Uhunmwagho

Application Number: 50169
Registration Date: 24/06/2008
Ward Name: Prestwich - Holyrood
Location: 86 HAMPDEN ROAD, PRESTWICH, M25 1LQ
Proposal: TWO STOREY EXTENSION AT SIDE & SINGLE STOREY EXTENSION AT SIDE
Case Officer: Jennie Townsend

Application Number: 50116
Registration Date: 24/06/2008
Ward Name: Prestwich - Holyrood
Location: 18 ST MARGARETS CLOSE, PRESTWICH, M25 5LY
Proposal: SINGLE STOREY SIDE / REAR EXTENSION: PORCH TO FRONT.
Case Officer: Jennie Townsend

Application Number: 50117
Registration Date: 12/06/2008
Ward Name: Prestwich - Holyrood
Location: 167A SIMISTER LANE, SIMISTER, PRESTWICH, M25 2SF
Proposal: CONSERVATORY AT REAR
Case Officer: Amanda Uhunmwagho

Application Number: 50112
Registration Date: 11/06/2008
Ward Name: Prestwich - Holyrood
Location: 27 KINGS CLOSE, PRESTWICH, M25 1QE
Proposal: LAWFUL DEVELOPMENT CERTIFICATE FOR PROPOSED CONSERVATORY AT REAR
Case Officer: Mark Kilby

Application Number: 50023
Registration Date: 10/06/2008
Ward Name: Prestwich - Holyrood
Location: SANDFIELD FARM, SIMON LANE, SIMISTER, WHITEFIELD, M24 4SF
Proposal: DEMOLITION OF DILAPIDATED TRADITIONAL BRICK BARN (AGRICULTURAL) AND A DILAPIDATED AGRICULTURAL BUILDING AND THEIR REPLACEMENT WITH TWO STEEL PORTAL FRAME BUILDING TO ACCOMMODATE 16 STABLE AND 5 FOALING BOXES TOGETHER WITH GENERAL STORAGE.
Case Officer: Helen Longworth

Application Number: 50027
Application registered Consultation period Awaiting decision Decided Appeal Appeal decided
Registration Date: 09/06/2008
Ward Name: Prestwich - Holyrood
Location: 118 HEYS ROAD, PRESTWICH, M25 1LA
Proposal: THREE STOREY AND TWO STOREY REAR EXTENSION WITH TIMBER DECKING
Case Officer: Amanda Uhunmwagho

Application Number: 50075
Registration Date: 06/06/2008
Ward Name: Prestwich - Holyrood
Location: 29 ST MARGARETS ROAD, PRESTWICH, M25 2GT
Proposal: CONSERVATORY AT REAR
Case Officer: Janet Ingham

Application Number: 50082
Registration Date: 03/06/2008
Ward Name: Prestwich - Holyrood
Location: 2 THORNLEY ROAD, PRESTWICH, M25 2SN
Proposal: TWO STOREY SIDE EXTENSION
Case Officer: Amanda Uhunmwagho

Vote NO to Bury’s Elected Mayor

Saturday, June 28th, 2008 by timpickstone

Vote No

On July 3rd, the people of Bury will be asked to vote in a referendum. You should have already received your polling cards and people who have a postal vote should have received their ballot papers in the last few days. Everyone will have their chance to say whether or not you want the way the Council is run to change, so that it is led by an elected Mayor.

Lots of people have questions about this important issue, the local Lib Dems have produced this factsheet
to answer some of your questions.

Save Bury’s Post Offices

Wednesday, June 18th, 2008 by timpickstone

PLEASE SUPPORT YOUR POST OFFICES - SAY NO TO CLOSURE

Save Bury Post Offices

Under proposals submitted by The Post Office and supported by the Labour Government, a further 5 Post Offices are being proposed for closure in the Bury area.

They are at Limefield on Walmersley Road, Ainsworth Road, Radcliffe, Elton, Greenmount and Rochdale Road.

We believe these are much valued community facilities that are depended upon by many in our communities, especially the elderly.The Post Office is now consulting on their proposals. Please sign and encourage friends to sign. The more support we can get the more likely we can make The Post Office listen to local people.

Sign the petition here

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