Widcombe Association Annual General Meeting 2018 Thursday 19 April 2018 starting at 7.30 pm Held at the Wharf Room, Widcombe Social Club Attendance: 59 signed register Including: 4 visitors (3 friends of Barry Gilbertson and 1 FoBRA representative) 1 joining on the night Sally Helvey – Cleveland Pools Project stand Apologies Cllr Jasper Becker (diary clash)…
Dear Widcombe Association Member Widcombe Association AGM A reminder that our AGM is next Thursday, 19 April, at Widcombe Social Club from 7.30 pm. This is an opportunity to meet and, as necessary, elect committee members, be brought up to date on our finances and current activities and to discuss local issues. Guest speakers: Paul…
Photographic Competition for the 2018 Widcombe Calendar We are pleased to announce that the Photographic Competition for the 2018 Widcombe Calendar is now open. Click here to enter and upload your photos SUBMISSION DEADLINE IS WEDNESDAY 30TH AUGUST 2017. All photos must be landscape. Minimum size 1 MB. Images must be of Widcombe, or taken…
WA Press Release on news cable car proposals have been dropped – 18 July 2017 The Widcombe Association is pleased to see that Curo have decided not to proceed with the cable car proposals in light of the lack of support from across the City. Widcombe residents were overwhelming against these proposals because it was…
On Monday 15th May the first MP hustings were held in the City at the Widcombe Baptist church with all four prospective parliamentary candidates attending. Widcombe Association Chair, Jeremy Boss welcomed a hall packed with over 100 local electors to the event. Each candidate gave a short pitch on why vote for them and detailed…
Monday 15th May at 7:30pm Widcombe Baptist Church The four candidates vying for your vote on June 8th are coming to Widcombe to answer your questions. Even if you’re planning to remain loyal to the national party you support, can you afford to miss this opportunity to judge which one of these four hopefuls is likely to…
The WA committee’s poll to gauge local opinion about Curo’s cable car proposals has now closed. From a current membership of rather over 600, 324 expressed views. 7.7% supported the cable car concept 83.3 opposed the cable car concept 9.0% remained unsure 1.2% wanted the WA to campaign for the cable car concept 77.5%…
This will take place on Thursday 27th April 2017 in Widcombe Junior School at 19:30. The meeting will include normal business and elections. Then there will be short presentations from four of Widcombe’s community assets talking about their plans for their buildings, St Marks Community Centre, Widcombe Social Club, St Matthews and The Widcombe Institute…
[ultimate_spacer height=”15″] Dear Members, Here is the latest round-up of some of the things we have been discussing and planning recently. South Bath Transport Options consultation A series of public consultations events will be held from the end of March about South Bath Transport Options. At the events a number of transport options for South…
WA Press Release on news cable car proposals have been dropped – 18 July 2017 The Widcombe Association is pleased to see that Curo have decided not to proceed with the cable car proposals in light of the lack of support from across the City. Widcombe residents were overwhelming against these proposals because it was…