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The first day was yesterday, and Waterfront action have put up many documents related to this on their website.  In particular there’s a (rough) timetable of the enquiry, here.

I’ve been told by one of the participants that this does not represent the other rights of way such as that between Bourne Park and Halifax Way.

7th December (start) – Public enquiry on the Waterfront rights of Way (more details here)

14th December – South West Area forum

From Waterfront Action’s email:

Sunday 14^th -  Waterfront Remembrance Service

10.45am  -  Holy Trinity Church (Bishops Hill/Back Hamlet)

http://www.waterfrontaction.co.uk/Downloads/Waterfront_Remembrance_Sunday_2010.pdf

Saturday 27^th -  The Christmas Fayre

UCS   10am-4pm

http://www.waterfrontaction.co.uk/Downloads/UCS_Christmas_Fayre_2010.pdf

Latest Update from Carillion on Roadworks

Monday 15^th – Wednesday 17^th

http://www.waterfrontaction.co.uk/Downloads/Carillion%20Update%2011-11-10.jpg

There are lots of events happening during December…….

http://www.waterfrontaction.co.uk/Ipswich_Waterfront_Events_Waterfront_Markets_2010.html

From the email.  Note that this is in day time:

Dear Forum Member/Area Resident

The next South West Ipswich Area Forum will be happening on:

South West Ipswich Area Forum

2010 at 11.00am

Bridge Ward Social Club – 68, Austin Street

We have an interesting discussion for you on this date.  Tibbs Pinter (Community Cohesion Co-ordinator, Ipswich Borough Council) will be leading a debate about the “Big Society”.  We need many of you to attend this as possible as we need your ideas to explore just what this new idea means to Ipswich Communities.

Bob Clench, Team Leader for Maintenance  (IBC – Highways and Construction) will be talking to you about the Winter Gritting programme as well as a new scheme that you may like to take part in.

The Police will be asking you to choose the Priorities in your ward via their interactive voting system.

As always, there will be the opportunity to chat with Officers, Councillors, partner agencies, neighbours and friends during the Info-Break and share your concerns.  As always, please bring your neighbours, friends, family.  So, come on, get involved and have your say.

Children are more than welcome to attend – we have activity sheets and coloured pens to keep them happy and occupied.  However, please note that because no crèche facilities are available children will have to be supervised by the adults they come with.

Yours sincerely

Val Peacock

(Community Development Officer)

I’ve been criticised by Andrew Coates for not “engaging” with Suffolk Unison’s attempt to sacrifice services in order to preserve jobs (I will talk about that particular failure of the left later) and instead talking about the East Anglian Children’s Hospice.  So in that spirit this is Ben Gummer‘s itinerary on Sunday:

8h30  – Meet at Ben’s current office, IP-City, 1 Bath Road, Ipswich, IP2 8SD

9h00 – Start cycling through Bridge

11h00/11h30 – Finish Bridge at  Stone Lodge Lane (just outside Bridge)

11h30/12h00 – Start Stoke Park

14h00/14h30 – Finish at The The Kingfisher, Hawthorn Drive, Ipswich.  Break for lunch.

14h30/15h00 – Start Sprites

17h00/17h30 – Finish at Hawthorn Drive Shops car park.

Sorry for the European times, but it’s from Ben Gummer so what do you expect?

Suffolk County Council are holding a 6 day public inquiry starting on Tuesday 7th December around Rights of Ways around the Waterfront/Docks area. Often the public aren’t always aware of consultations which are happening so we are letting you know about this. Please feel free to pass this information on freely to others so as many people are aware of this as possible.

Follow the link below to find out more information….and we will continue to post information as we know about it.

http://www.waterfrontaction.co.uk/Ipswich_Waterfront_Ipswich_Docks_News.html

Dear James,

We have organised a Mozambican music night in Ipswich Next Saturday.  Deodato Siquir is a jazzy world musician from Mozambique.

We have hired DanceEast and need to fill it. Hopefully we will make some money and it is to build a children’s playground in Mozambique.

Can you tell people about it pease?  People phone or email us and then come and collect and pay for tickets on the night.

Here is all the information.

We also want to leaflet the area around the Waterfront. Can you suggest the best places to leaflet and an efficient way of doing this?

Thank you very much.

–

Esmeralda Pelembe-Marsh and Roy Marsh

PlayGroundMoz

11Park View Road

Ipswich

Suffolk

Cont: (0044) 1473 462089 and 0775400 1733 and 07964 110521

playspacemoz@gmail.com

St Mary Stoke will be open again for the Heritage day this year, which is today and tomorrow. I don’t know whether the Over Stoke History group will be there.

This is outside Bridge, but as I was sent it I thought there’d be no harm in posting:

Holy Trinity Church
[nearest open and used Church to the Ipswich Waterfront]

presents

An opportunity to look at the history of the local area in the Victorian Days

with

Frank Grace
(Historian and Author of “Rags & Bones”)

Saturday 11th Sept @ 7pm
Holy Trinity Church
(Bishops Hill/Back Hamlet IP3 8AJ)

Limited Tickets £5 including Cheese & Wine
Ticket and more Info from Jay on 0773 199 1669 or Val on 414325
Or email administrator@waterfrontchurches.org

More details of local events

http://www.waterfrontaction.co.uk/Ipswich_Waterfront_Events_2010.html

I don’t know whether this is possible to view this, but there is a programme of healthy walks organised by the Town and Bridge project.

The next one is tomorrow (Wednesday 14th July) in Bourne Park (ost code IP2 8RE, if you need to use your Sat Nav, councillors). Here are the details:

Meet at 12 noon at the People’s Community Garden, off Halifax Rd, Maidenhall. Access through the pedestrian entrance, please follow the signs. From the garden we will walk to and around Bourne Park and then back to the Garden for a relaxing lunch. Please bring a pack lunch with you. Refreshments will be available. Composting Toilet on site. Transport – No 16 bus. Everyone welcome, please come and join us and find out more about the People’s Community Garden.
Grade 1
Led by the Town & Bridge Project

Other Bourne Park walks are on 28th July, 18th August and 8th September – all at 12 O’Clock. There are also walks around Christchurch Park, the details are in the document.