GUISBOROUGH Town Council met in May for a virtual meeting, but held a full council meeting with members present in June at Sunnyfield House.
Cycling Event. Stephen Mussett, community health development co-ordinator at Redcar and Cleveland Council, and Andy Langford, community traffic agent for SweetSpot Event Group, addressed the council about the forthcoming cycle race for elite riders to take place in Guisborough on Sunday, August 8. The Tour Series will involve the UK’s leading cyclists and teams racing through the streets of Guisborough on a fast and technical 1.34km route. As well the cycle race, sporting and community activities will take place on Westgate from midday. The Tour series opens in Guisborough before subsequent rounds in Sunderland and Castle Douglas and is expected to attract large crowds. The race will start at 3pm and finish in Westgate near to the Bow Street traffic lights and compete on closed roads on a circuit up Church Street, Redcar Road, left on to Wa
MARKET: Glebe market dates confirmed (Pictured in 2019) HERE are the latest announcements from our community news correspondent Adrian G Faulkner for Bowness and Windermere. Glebe Markets, Glebe Road, Bowness are being held every Sunday throughout the summer from 10am-4pm with social distancing in place where applicable. There will be a wide range of local produce from Cumbria and Lakes traders, also including prom art. BLACKWELL’s the Arts & Crafts house reopens on Tuesday 18 May, with a celebration of over 150 years of cultural exchange between Britain and Japan. To mark the Japan-UK Season of Culture, Blackwell, one of the UK’s finest examples of Arts & Crafts architecture, introduces House of the Setting Sun; an exciting programme that examines the interchange of influence between Japanese design and the British Arts & Crafts Movement.
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Redevelopment of African Caribbean Centre and adjacent site
PMRA has received notice from the council that it intends to enter a Planning Performance Agreement with developers for the area between Turnpike Lane, Hornsey Park Road and the south end of Clarendon Road - approximately half of the so called Site SA23 in the adopted Site Allocations DPD ( https://clarendonroad.communityuk.live/explore ). The matter will be discussed (almost certainly agreed) at the Planning Sub-committee on 11th January 2020. Its purpose is to pave the way to the grant of planning permission in the slickest way possible for applicant and council (which we believe to also be the land owner). It therefore feels like there could be both a conflict of interest and a compromising of positions (Haringey being the statutory planning authority, corporate landowner, lead for regeneration and possibly supporter of the applicant). We have got to where we are following a Pre-planning Consultation between council
PMRA has received notice from the council that it intends to enter a Planning Performance Agreement with developers for the area between Turnpike Lane, Hornsey…