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Dear people,

If anyone is interested, please feel free to contact Kerry directly.
I would be interested to hear if there is any response from our area.

All the best,

Paul.


---------- Forwarded message ----------
From: Russell, Kerry <Kerry.Russell@...>
Date: 19 Mar 2008 14:54
Subject: Essential People: helping  the unemployed back into work
To: paul@...






Dear Sea Mills & Coombe Dingle Community Project


Essential People are a government funded programme set up to help the
unemployed back into work. We do this through a supported learning
scheme; which incorporates a short 15hr free training course, with
some one on one sessions that allows us to tailor each course to the
learners needs. We can guarantee each learner an interview at the end
of the course,  along with continued support and job development.

As we are new to Bristol, I'm looking to make links with community
centres and associations to try and reach those in the community that
may be looking for work but not knowing where to start! Essential
People training does not effect any benefits and we work together with
the Job Centre and recruitment agencies in Bristol to offer the widest
range of jobs to our learners.

I have attached some information about the scheme which outlines our
programme. I am aiming to either make contact with community groups
that can refer people to our services or to come in and set up some
posters and leaflets at any community information boards. I would also
be interested in any jobs fairs or community events that we may be
able to partake in or support.

If you feel that your community members may benefit from our services,
please contact me and I will arrange to come and visit.

Many Thanks

Kerry Russell

Skills Broker

Essential People

Working Links

07967630082

0117 317 8108

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Dear people,

Please let me know if anyone can attend this.  Many thanks,

Paul.


---------- Forwarded message ----------
From: Alison Bromilow <alison@...>
Date: 23 Jan 2008 19:03
Subject: Bristol NPN meeting 26th Jan - 9.30-12.30
To: Alison Bromilow <alison@...>


The next meeting of the Bristol Neighbourhood Planning Network is this
Saturday 26th Jan 2008 at Unitarian Chapel, Brunswick Square (small
white classical building on the R of the large old chapel). There is
plenty of parking in the square.

The agenda for the meeting on Saturday is as follows,
Welcome

SCI - progress and current state of play

Community Involvement in Development Control, Pre Planning Application.

Local Development Framework, Core Strategy, Preferred Options consultation

The Network - progress report and members feedback.

Coffee

'New Ideas for Street Public Space' - a talk by Ben Hamilton Bailee


RSVP It would be most helpful if you could give me some ideas of
numbers by letting me know if you or your colleagues are intending to
come to the meeting,
regards Alison


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We are invited to a public exhibition of the current PRC Redevelopment
proposals, as they stand in the light of the feedback from the draft
planning brief.  These draft plans will "illustrate the type and mix of
homes that might be built in place of the defective houses."

It will be at the Community Centre on four days:
* Tuesday 27 November, 2 pm - 8 pm
* Wednesday 28 December, 10 am - 3.30 pm
* Tuesday 4 December, 2 pm - 8 pm
* Wednesday 5 December, 10 am - 3.30 pm

If you can't make it, all the material will be on the council web site,
and also in Sea Mills library.

If you have any comments on the draft plans, please write to:

White Young Green Planning
Ropemaker Court
12 Lower Park Row
Bristol
BS1 5BN

All the best,

Paul.

This could be useful to us - please let me know if anyone can make it.

Paul.


-------- Original Message --------
Subject:  Fw: Understanding Developers and Section 106: A seminar for
community groups
Date:  Thu, 18 Oct 2007 23:00:43 +0100
From:  Alison Bromilow <alison@...>
To:  Alison Bromilow <alison@...>
CC:  Rachel Cass <rachelcass@...>, Barry Pearce
<barry.pearce@...>



I am forwarding a message about a planning seminar on Wednesday November
14th at the Architecture Centre. This is being organised by South West
Planning Aid and Ethical Property Foundation.
Please respond directly to Rachel Cass using the attached booking form
if you are interested in attending this seminar,
Regards Alison
----- Original Message -----
*From:* Rachel Cass <mailto:rachelcass@...>
*To:* alison@... <mailto:alison@...>
*Sent:* Thursday, October 18, 2007 4:56 PM
*Subject:* Understanding Developers and Section 106: A seminar for
community groups

Dear Alison,

South West Planning Aid and the Ethical Property Foundation have come
together to deliver a seminar on understanding developers and S106. I am
currently publicising the event and Barry Pearce has suggested that you
may be able to circulate the attached information to groups who would be
interested in attending. If there is any possibility that you would be
able to do this it would be much appreciated.

Should you have any queries about the event please do not hesitate to
drop me a line.

Many thanks and very best wishes,

Rachel

Rachel Cass / Advice and Administration Assistant

Ethical Property Foundation

Development House, 56 - 64 Leonard Street, London. EC2A 4JX

T 020 7065 0763

F 020 7065 0768

www.ethicalproperty.org.uk <http://www.ethicalproperty.org.uk/>

FREE programme of property training courses launched. See
www.ethicalproperty.org.uk <http://www.ethicalproperty.org.uk> for
details and bookings.

The Ethical Property Foundation is registered in England and Wales as a
Company Limited by Guarantee No. 4756158 and as a Charity No. 1101812
Registered office: Development House, 56 – 64 Leonard Street, London
EC2A 4LT

-------- Original Message --------
Subject:  Please you circulate to any local residents who many be
interested.
Date:  Fri, 12 Oct 2007 15:15:44 +0100
From:  Conservation <conservation@...>
To:



Dear All

I would appreciate it if you would be able to circulate the information
below to any interested parties.

Many Thanks

Guy Bentham-Hill
Bristol City Council


_*Public Meeting to discuss the Boundary Review of the Seamills
Conservation Area *_


There will a public meeting at 6.30pm on the 23^rd October 2007, at the
Seamills Community Centre, located behind the Library on Sunny Hill,
Seamills Bristol BS9 2NQ.


It will be an opportunity to meet with Bristol City Council and their
Consultant to discuss the intended boundary review of the Seamills
Conservation Area . The meeting will include a brief presentation
detailing the review process and how the community can be involved in
the review of the boundaries of the Conservation Area.


For further information please contact City Centre Projects & Urban
Design Team on (0117) 92 22000, or e-mail conservation@...
<mailto:conservation@...>.

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Dear people,

I am informed we have a new group, replacing the old Sea Mills and
Coombe Dingle Action Forum.  The Sea Mills and Coombe Dingle Community
Project continues, and will support this new group.

The Sea Mills Action Group will be meeting:

Tuesday 2 October, 10 am at the library
9 October, 10 am for a walkabout, probably starting at the library
1 November, 6 pm
4 December 10 am

Further details as I get them.  Watch this space...

All the best,

Paul.

Dear people,

We are being asked to respond to the latest draft Statement of Community
Involvement.

I have already made my contribution to these attached documents, and am
happy with them.  Unless anyone raises any queries or objections in the
next couple of days, I will reply that the SM&CDCP are content to put
our name to them.

Paul.


-------- Original Message --------
Subject:  Bristol Draft SCI: Community response
Date:  Tue, 7 Aug 2007 07:54:58 +0100
From:  David Farnsworth <davidfarnsworth@...>
To:



*From:* Bristol Neighbourhood Planning Network Steering Group: David
Farnsworth (Civic Society); Alison Bromilow (Redland & Cotham); Andy
King (Christmas Steps); Steve Pearce (Brislington); Audrey Lennox
(Westbury on Trym).

*To:* Dear Bristol Neighbourhood Planning Network Member,

You will know that the City Council has published a new Draft SCI for
"consultation" with the public. The original Draft was rejected by the
Planning Inspectorate in August 2006.

You will also know, and may have yourself been involved in three
"workshop" type meetings between reps of neighbourhood planning groups
and other organisations and City Council officers in the 16th February,
8th March and 15th March, designed to involve the community in the
redrafting of the SCI from the word go - in contrast from the first time
around when there was no "frontloaded" community involvement in drafting.

Comments from the public are requested by 17th August 2007. As a result
of the three workshop meetings and several other discussions between the
Network Steering Group - particularly on the question of Ground Rules -
the Steering Group has produced a proposed response to the City Council.

Please find attached in two files :
1. an overall assessment plus
2. a section by section analysis of the new Draft and how far it meets
community concerns from both the original Examination in Public and the
latest workshop meetings.

As the Network Steering Group we propose to send this response in our
names, but we would like to know how far we reflect the wider view of
groups throughout the Network.

*Please would you look at our proposed response and say whether, on
behalf of your group, you:*
**
(a) support it generally as something that can be sent in the name of
the Network, including your own group?

(b) propose to send a separate response on behalf of your own group? By
all means cherry pick our analysis as you wish.
**

Thank you.

Dear people,

apologies for the recent spam on this group.  It has all come from
people who signed up in the last month.  I have now changed the
membership rules so that I have approve all new members, which should
prevent this from happening again.

All the best,

Paul.

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I think this deserves sharing and celebrating with a few more people.

Thanks Fay!

Paul.


-------- Original Message --------
Subject:  Grant
Date:  Wed, 20 Jun 2007 19:40:05 +0100
From:  Felicity Fay Wilkinson <faywilkinson@...>
To:  Heather Barham <heather_barham@...>, gillyslee
<gillyslee@...>, John Bees <john_bees@...>, Kathy
Taylor <stedyths@...>, Mervyn McGowen
<mervynmcgowan@...>, Paul Hazelden <paul@...>,
Steve Brown <steve.brown@...>, Tim Wallis
<tim@...>, valerie bradbeer
<valbradbeer@...>



Dear Friends,

Great news!  Heard this morning that our application for £5000 towards
community development worker has been granted. Have informed Ian Quaife
and he is asking one of his officers to help us raise remaining funds
when she returns from holiday next week.

Best wishes,


Fay

Hello,

I'm afraid I must send apologies as I am now working in a different area of the
city. I really enjoyed my time working in Sea Mills and Lawrence Weston and hope
things go well for the future with the work that the forum undertakes.

With best wishes
Ruth Dawes

Health Visitor Charlotte Keel
Seymour Road
BS5 0UA

0117 9027100
07775538744


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Dear people,

Please send your ideas and requests directly to Marie, but copy your
message to me so I can report back to the Community Project about what
suggestions have been made.  Many thanks.

Paul.


-------- Original Message --------
Subject:  Team Challenge
Date:  Wed, 14 Mar 2007 16:29:40 +0000
From:  Marie Smith <Marie.Smith@...>
To:  <paul@...>



Dear Paul

Business in the Community has a team of Rolls-Royce plc employees that
are looking to carry out a team challenge in the Sea Mills, Shirehampton
or Lawrence Weston areas.

This can include painting and decorating, gardening, creating a quiet
space or sensory garden, painting playgrounds etc.

There is no cost involved as part of the challenge is for the team to
source all the materials.

Do you know of a community group or voluntary group that would benefit
from this type of input?

Best wishes.

Marie


Marie Smith
Business Engagement Manager

Business in the Community
ITV West
Bath Road
Brislington
Bristol BS4 3HG

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As a local interest group I thought you may be interested in this new
form of consultation Bristol City Council are piloting.
Check out our new consultation site - Viewfinder and broadcast
yourself!
The latest big thing on the internet is user-generated content -
videos, pictures, sound clips you make yourself. Websites which allow
you to upload your own content and broadcast yourself have been
phenomenally successful. Will the concept work with public
consultation? Bristol City Council are working with the Department for
Constitutional Affairs to find out. Give the council your views on
ideas for the improvement of Bristol South Pool and issues affecting
young people in the city. Broadcast your views by video, photo, audio
file or simply post a comment. You don't have to be Spielberg to take
part, use your mobile phone or camera and let us see and hear what your
think.
  www.askbristol.com/viewfinder

Dear people,

Can anyone attend the next Bristol Neighbourhood Planning Network? I
attach the agenda. It looks very relevant to the redevelopment issues we
face in SM&CD.

Do let me know if you can go. The meeting will be

*9.45 – 11.45 on 27^th Jan 2007 at *

*Southville Centre, Beauley Road, BS3 1QG*

Paul.


-------- Original Message --------
Subject:  Agenda for Bristol Neighbourhood Planning Network meeting on
27th January 2007
Date:  Wed, 17 Jan 2007 11:27:50 -0000
From:  Alison Bromilow <alison@...>





I attach the agenda for this meeting. I hope we will see you there; if
you cannot attend the meeting but have points on any of the agenda items
that you would like to be considered, please let me know,
Regards,
Alison Bromilow
Chairman
Redland & Cotham Amenities Society
www.rcas.org.uk <http://www.rcas.org.uk>

Dear people,

Please read the message below and reply to me if possible by 5 pm on
Monday.  I will then respond to Alison and let her know what we would
prefer.  Many thanks.

If I don't send another message next week, have a merry Christmas and a
wonderful new year.

All the best,

Paul.


-------- Original Message --------
Subject:  Bristol NPN Campaign for early replacement of the failed SCI
Date:  Fri, 15 Dec 2006 11:24:17 -0000
From:  Alison Bromilow <alison@...>
To:  Wendy Pollard <w.a.pollard@...>, Ulla Leskinen
<ulla.leskinen@...>, Tony Lewis
<mag.group@...>, Tony Kerr <tk@...>, Teresa Anstey
<teresaahwv@...>, Sue Webber
<sue.webber@...>, steve pearce
<sydpearce@...>, Stephen Hewitt <stephen.hewitt@...>,
Speedwell Community and Residents Association <fionaOcock@...>,
South Bristol Church and Community Trust <sbcct@...>,
Shirehampton Community Action Forum <ashbearman@...>, Sasha
Lubetkin <sasha_lubetkin@...>, Ray Bowden
<bowden_raymond@...>, Pip Sheard <pip_sheard@...>,
Pete Bullard <bullapete@...>, Paul Hazelden
<paul@...>, Nigel Tibbs <nigel@...>,
Montpelier Conservation Group <mcg@...>, MJ Baker
<mjbaker1066@...>, Mike Macrae <mike.macrae@...>,
Mike Landen <mikelanden@...>, Michael
Woodman-Smith <mike.woodman-smith@...>, Maria Damsell
<maria.damsell@...>, Maggie Shapland
<Maggie.Shapland@...>, Lockleaze Neighbourhood Trust
<info@...>, Julie Perkins
<admin@...>, Joules Taylor
<joules@...>, John Payne <Paynersjn@...>, James Smith
<admin@...>, <info@...>, Ian Steele
<iansteele@...>, Helen Pillinger
<s.pillinger@...>, Hamish Wills
<Hamish@...>, Graham Davidson
<gcdd@...>, Graham Balfry <graham@...>, Dove
Street Action Group <festival@...>, Doug Coombs
<dougcoombs.kwdt@...>, Dennis Gornall
<dennisgornall@...>, David Waters
<david_waters1@...>, David Thomas <chair@...>,
David Farnsworth <davidfarnsworth@...>, Cheryl Tucker
<cheztucks@...>, Alison Bromilow <alison@...>, Andy
King <andyfking@...>, Audrey Lennox <audjob@...>,
Brian Nash <bogofs@...>, Bishopston Society
<bishopstonsociety@...>, unknown 2 <bjnashuk@...>,
Beverly Tattersfield <beverly@...>, Ben Barker
<benbarker@...>, Barry Pearce
<barry.pearce@...>, André Coutanche
<andrec@...>, Alec Milne <milnealec@...>, unknown
<happypup2006@...>



*Bristol Neighbourhood Planning Network: *
*Campaign for early replacement of the failed SCI*
//
Following on the letters that we hope will have gone from different
groups within the network, we intend to set up a meeting with the
council in early January 2007, to find out exactly what is happening
with the redrafting of the Statement of Community Involvement and when
community groups can expect to be involved.

We hope that, as a result of all your letters, the officers and
councillors will be keen to involve residents' groups more with the
process of drawing up the new SCI before the formal examination process
and far more than was the case the first time around/./

Pending the next meeting of the whole network at the end of January 2007
when we hope to formally elect representatives, the ad hoc working group
that was approved at the Network meeting on 18th November will meet with
the Council. The Working Group is:
Andy King, [Kingsdown Conservation Group];
Alison Bromilow, [Redland & Cotham Amenities Society],
David Farnsworth, [Bristol Civic Society];
Audrey Lennox, [Westbury on Trym Residents Action Group];
Steve Pearce, [Brislington Community Partnership].

*Are you happy to be represented by this group at the fact
finding meeting in January or would you prefer to represent your own
group directly?*

We need a reply to this email to be able to tell the council that we are
representing your group, or to check dates for the meeting with you.

*Please can you let me know asap one way or the other.*

Thank you,  Alison Bromilow

-------- Original Message --------
Subject:  BBC
Date:  Wed, 6 Dec 2006 12:36:05 -0000
From:  Karen McCallion <Karen.McCallion@...>
To:  <paul@...>



Hi,

I am working on a network current affairs documentary series for BBC 2.
I am trying to find parents with children going through the Year 6
transfer process this year. I am keen to talk to parents & children who
are applying to some of the oversubscribed schools in Bristol (Redland
Green & Cotham) and what their plans are if they don't get the school of
their preference.

I have attached a leaflet with my contact details. If you have the time
to distribute these to the members of your group, that would be great.
We are interested in finding a Bristol family that we can follow through
the admissions process for the next few months.

If you have any further queries, please do not hesitate to give me a
call - I am happy to send through some leaflets I have printed up if
you'd prefer?

Many thanks

Karen

<<Postcard flyers bristol.doc>>

*Karen McCallion*
*Assistant Producer*
*BBC Current Affairs*
T: 0208 008 1251
E: karen.mccallion@...
A: BBC Media Centre, 201 Wood Lane, London, W12 7TS


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Dear people,

Does anybody want to offer Toby an opportunity to volunteer to help you
each week?

Do you know of any other group in the area that might be interested in
Toby's help?

Could you please reply direct to Toby and copy me, so I know he has had
a reply?  Many thanks.

All the best,

Paul.



-------- Original Message --------
Subject:  Duke of Edinburgh Bronze Award
Date:  Tue, 17 Oct 2006 18:21:23 +0100
From:  Kennedy-Hall, Siobhan <Siobhan.Kennedy-Hall@...>
To:  <paul@...>



Paul

I was wondering if I could join the Sea Mills and Coombe Dingle
Community Project and use this as the service element of my Bronze Duke
of Edinburgh award.  Is there something/anything that I could do for at
least an hour a week?

My service aim is to encourage service to individuals and the community
and it is based on the belief that members of the community have a
responsibility to each other and voluntary help is needed.

I would need to be assessed with regards to the practical services
undertaken with attention to my effort, commitment and progress.

I am a 14 1/2 year old boy who attends Queen Elizabeth Hospital school
and due to school-work and paper round commitments really wanted my
service section to be locally based and I felt that it was ideal for me
to help out my own community.

I have used my Mum's email address - although I do have my own
fit-toby@... - but it would be easier if you could use my
Mum's please for replying.

Many thanks in advance and I look forward to hearing from you soon.

Toby Kennedy-Hall

102 Shirehampton Road
Sea Mills
Bristol
BS9 2DT


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Dear people,

The hard disk on our computer at home has died, so I won't be
receiving emails to the home account for a while.  If you need to get
in touch with me, please either phone or email me at work:

paul@...

Gill - if you have booked a meeting about the application for charity
status, I did not read the details before the computer died...

Many thanks,

Paul.

The Sea Mills and Coombe Dingle Community Project has been approached by
a TV company.  They are looking for people to be in the audience or take
part in a new TV game show to be broadcast on Channel 5.

It will be hosted by Les Dennis and produced by the makers of 'Deal or
No Deal'.  "This is a brand new game of nerve, strategy and luck with
the opportunity to win thousands of pounds"

To apply, call 08712 449 616
or email
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Hello all,

I'm afraid I must also send my apologies, from this and all future meetings as
I've been moved across town and am now based at Redland Library. It's been a
pleasure working with you all, and I wish you all the best in future endeavors
in Sea Mills.

My successor (from June 10th) will be Catharine Lake, and I'll pass on the
Action Group details to her.

Fenella from Westbury Library will open up for you all tomorrow, so you
shouldn't be left standing outside. And although she won't be joining the
meeting she's promised to make tea...

Best wishes,

Andrew.

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Community Action Forum
Tuesday 9 May 2006
14:00 - 15:00
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Event Location: Sea Mills Library

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I'm afraid I must send my apologies for this meeting. I look
forward to reading the minutes.
With best wishes
Ruth
Sure Start Health Visitor

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