A  Public meeting will be held at the Brompton Avenue Methodist Hall on the 31st October at 18:30

to advise residents how they can make submissions to the Planning Inspectorate.

Brompton Avenue, Methodist Hall. Off College Road

Marine FC on College road have submitted an appeal on the Planning application refused by committee.
Reference AP/2014/00024. The appeal will be judged by a government inspector.
To view: on your browser address bar type in:-
http://pa.sefton.gov.uk/online-applications/
click on appeals type AP/2014/00024 into search box

The Venue Date and time to be confirmed on this website and by leaflet to addresses in the vicinity of Marine FC and also by posters in College Road and nearby Shops.

The info’ will also be posted on the following FACEBOOK groups:-
https://www.facebook.com/groups/134290743441933/
https://www.facebook.com/groups/607343016031233/

Marine FC Car Park

Staff on Saturday bagging up the masses of food items to be donated to local Foodbanks. The food items donated by customers with matching items donated  by Sainsburys.

Find out about the proposals here > http://www.takingtherightsteps.com/the-steps-were-taking.aspx

Councillor Les Byrom issued the following press statement regarding the status of our nearest Police station on Crosby Road South.

I have been into Crosby Police station regularly in recent years, the counter is closed and in reality it is used as a canteen, store, office and car park.
The People of Crosby and Waterloo however want a local, visible and available Police presence in our community, we will monitor the Police proposals, we need to protect our community from crime and a strong visible presence is needed.
Police officers prevent crime, not buildings, but the two issues are of course connected.
We understand that the Police as well as the Fire Service and Sefton Council is under the cosh of government cuts so we will review the proposals very carefully, the needs of community safety must come first, accepting the difficult financial climate.
We will be talking with the Police Commissioner about the proposals caused by the government unprecedented cuts .