Our fingers are crossed that we can get this up and running. It has always been agreed that the 6 to 12 year olds have been sadly ignored, now we are so nearly there at getting the show on the road.  Fingers crossed that nothing and no one prevents this from happening.

The Community will do their very best to ensure that our children get the very best.

Well done Marilyn,Good job you had that chance meeting and got to speak to Tony Freeman and what I like the most is that you have had the forsight to give us all an easy link to contacting a member of this illusive commitee.Now that I have that easy link I will certainly be posting my details to him.I must say that I don't think I will now be the only one doing so ,now that you have given an easy direction.
Often people complain that parents etc aren't getting involved enough for their children in these matters,but the details of who to contact and how to contact them seem few and far between.So when you are working long hours often you don't have the time or energy to spend searching back through months of chat to maybe find a lead to maybe an email of someone who maybe able to direct you.
I guess what I'm trying to say is that maybe within this site there could be a permanent place with contact details of assocation representatives/members etc maybe compiled by somebody who has these details so that people like myself can then offer support without having to have a chance meeting with the local pcso.

I have just managed to access the Community Association's website-----it has a fresh, new look and a comprehensive list of all the Committee Members' Contact details!

If I knew how to copy and paste, I'd put them on here as you suggested, Meldrew - but just clicking on the link you've given and then on 'contacts' will bring the relevant page up! 

Try here:-
http://www.cotford-st-luke.org.uk/CommitteeContacts/tabid/59/language/en-GB/Defa...

Main page is here:-
http://www.cotford-st-luke.org.uk/

(Took a year and a day to open for me, mind).

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No kidding! I see the Daily Mirror was trying to shift the Brown economic legacy onto Camerons shoulders today (even though Osbourne is actually in charge of the economy at the moment), slavishly loyal, even after the dead horse has been flogged.

Reality is, though, that even the BoE is saying we're still going to experience growth and the "double dip" is unlikely. However, belts still need to be tightened so it would be likely our playground will bite the dust, as it isn't already under construction.

Of course, we could always do what we did under Thatcher and launch an appeal to raise funds, hold jumble sales and the like - y'know; have a whip around.

Surely we could all get together to shift some earth over the Pentaque area to make a BMX track. That won't cost much.
That's such a useless piece of land, why it was ever put there I'll never know. It's not like it's a mainstream sport or anything.

The issues we discuss on here must often be on the agenda at Committee Meetings.

It would be helpful if the dates of forthcoming meetings could be published on the Forum or the Association's website so that any residents interested in helping with community matters could attend and offer their support.

If anyone from the Committee is reading this, would it be possible for that to happen?