Branksome Rec Action Group

2nd Residents Meeting

Branksome Recreation Action Group — Sun, 31 Jan 2010 11:42:29 +0000

Tuesday 23 February starting at 19.30 hours.

Place: The Bourne Valley Community Centre Herbert Ave

The Beginning of a New Era

Branksome Recreation Action Group — Thu, 21 Jan 2010 22:23:35 +0000

Many residents turned out to the first New Residents Association meeting.

The first item on the agenda was to vote on the name. The residents who were present voted in favour of:

The Branksome West Residents Association.

Next candidates were nominated and voted in to serve on the committee. Further details to be announced at a later date ( hopefully on the new website for the Residents Association, which is coming soon).

BRAG IS NO LONGER AN ACTION GROUP.

This site will remain open for a while to support residents in making contact with the Residents Association.

Minutes of Planning Meeting

Branksome Recreation Action Group — Sun, 10 Jan 2010 10:12:35 +0000

Use the link below to read the minutes of the Planning Meeting on 2nd December.

http://ha.boroughofpoole.com/committeedocuments/agendas_minutes_reports_get_file.asp?f=%2Fcommitteepdf%2Fminutes%2Fplanning+committee%2Fpc021220092%2Edoc%2Epdf

A near miss!

Branksome Recreation Action Group — Mon, 21 Dec 2009 18:05:57 +0000

With many thanks to rmdesign, here are some pictures of how the Rec could have looked like if the proposals had gone ahead.

North east view

North west view

Residents’ Association

Branksome Recreation Action Group — Wed, 16 Dec 2009 16:10:15 +0000

Until the new Residents’ Association web site is ready for use please continue to use this site and email address and we will pass on the information to them.

First Meeting 20 January 2010 in Sunnyhill Church Hall, Sunnyhill Road, at 7pm. This Association is open to all residents in the BH12 area. If you want improvements to your area, or have any other issues you would like to see resolved then come along, join the association and help build a thriving community.

Victory!

Branksome Recreation Action Group — Fri, 11 Dec 2009 19:38:52 +0000

Congratulations and many heartful thanks to all those who supported us.

Every letter that was written, petition that was signed, hours of research into policies and legislation, meetings attended and peaceful protests in the cold helped to keep Branksome Rec, a free and open space for today and the future!

The irony being that the refusal for planning permission came from all the reasons we put forward to the Environment and Overview Scutiny Committee and the Full Council, plus all the letters sent to the council from the start! Namely this being in contravention to the Local Plan and Core Strategy.

As soon as the minutes of the planning meeting are available a link to them will go on this web site!

Planning Officer’s Report Recommends REFUSAL!

Branksome Recreation Action Group — Thu, 26 Nov 2009 17:23:12 +0000

The agenda for the planning meeting including the Planning Officers Report and recommendation to REFUSE planning permission can be found by clicking on the link below:

http://ha.boroughofpoole.com/committeedocuments/agendas_minutes_reports_get_file.asp?f=%2Fcommitteepdf%2Freport%2Fplanning+committee%2Fpc021220093+branksome+recreation+ground%2Edoc%2Epdf

Although this is a positive step forward, as it reiterates our concerns, it is still vital that as many people as possible attend the Planning Committee Meeting at the Harbour.

The Planning Committee may decide to ignore the Planning Officer’s report and still allow a private company to wall off public open space.

BRAG is dedicated to protecting Branksome Recreation Ground. Find information about the campaign, up and coming events and History of the Rec.

Branksome Recreation Action Group — Thu, 23 Oct 2008 19:11:45 +0000

First, our site is dedicated to saving Branksome Recreation Ground

as a public open space and to protect it from inappropriate development by Poole Town Football Club.

This campaign hopefully will lead to much required improvements of the facilities that are available. The recreation ground is well loved and used and should be available to the whole community as a whole area whilst still protecting public open space. Find all the news on this website..updated regularly!