The Chelmsford North Lib Dem team


John Hunnable	Gloria Nichols	Alan Arnot	Stephen Robinson	Paul Bentham

John and Gloria's information page

North Chelmsford includes Newlands Spring, Melbourne, Chignal Road/Avon Road, Roxwell Road, Woodhall, The Avenues, Corporation Road/Kings Road.

Stephen Robinson is County Councillor for North Chelmsford.

Alan, Paul and Stephen are Chelmsford City Councillors for Patching Hall ward, and John and Gloria for St. Andrew's ward.

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Among other things, your Lib Dem Councillors are active in support of delivering the North West Chelmsford Community Strategy [see website]

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Robinson at Lib Dem Summit with Paddy Ashdown

Article: Feb 4, 2013

Stephen Robinson writes: "Great day in Westminster on behalf of East Region to meet Paddy Ashdown and other campaign leaders. Photographed by press as I left Portcullis House. Sneaky suspicion they were waiting for someone else!"

Big topic of the day: how the Liberal Democrats are working for a stronger economy, in a fairer society, enabling every person to get on in life [more].
Community centre ideas for former St. Peter's school north Chelmsford

Article: Dec 22, 2012

Over the last two months, more community groups have expressed interest in being part of a community centre on the former school site. Thriftwood School hope to have their bid for South Block confirmed soon and the local steering group hope that North Block may be used for the community.

Cllrs. Stephen Robinson and Jude Deakin have been involved in a large number of meetings and conversations with Chelmsford Planning, Chelmsford Policy Team, Essex Property and the Centre for Voluntary Action about fundraising and constitutions.

North West Chelmsford Community Action Group report

Article: Dec 1, 2012

North West Chelmsford Community Action Group - 13^th November 2012.

Place: Parkside Community Hub, Melbourne Avenue Chelmsford

Present:
	Alan Arnot	Chelmsford City Councillor
	Peter Brooks	Centre Supporting Voluntary Action
	Jude Deakin	Chelmsford City Councillor
	Chris Fegan	Chelmsford City Councillor
	Sister Moira	CRSS Melbourne
	Rev. Jane Mortimer	North Avenue URC
	Stephen Robinson	Essex County and Chelmsford City Councillor
	Sue Taylor	All Saints Church
	PC Miccy Turton	Essex Police
	Hannah Van Der Puije	CECS
	Marina Wallis	Chelmsford City Council
	Debbie Willson	CHP (Chair)

Bentham & Robinson to host meeting on parking in north Chelmsford

Article: Oct 31, 2012

A meeting to discuss possible parking restrictions in the Broomfield Road area is being held on 13 November. Local Lib Dem City Councillor Paul Bentham and County Councillor Stephen Robinson will be there to hear residents views. The disussion will concentrate on the particular problems in First Avenue and Fell Christy.
Deakin & Robinson back next steps for former school in Chelmsford to be community centre

Article: Oct 15, 2012

The plan to secure a major community facility for north Chelmsford took a few more steps forwards this last week. Cllrs. Stephen Robinson and Jude Deakin attended a number of meetings and spoke to a number of the key players in order to secure a future for the former St Peter's College, in Fox Crescent.
Cllrs. Robinson + Deakin working on community use of former St Peter's college, north Chelmsford

Article: Aug 31, 2012

The working group considering the future of the former St Peter's college met today. Local Lib Dem Councillors Stephen Robinson and Jude Deakin briefed the group on meetings they had attended with council officers in recent weeks.

Representatives of the community groups present drew up a list of facilities that local groups would like to see on the site as part of any future development. Further discussions will be held with Chelmsford Council planning officers in the weeks ahead before the next working group in mid-October.
Cllrs. Robinson and Deakin act to halt St Peter's college sell off

Article: Jul 31, 2012

A halt has been called on plans to sell most of the site of the former St Peter's college in north west Chelmsford. Essex County Council has agreed that part of the site will be given to Thriftwood special academy and debate is now starting about the rest of the site.

An intervention by the County Councillors for the area, Lib Dems Stephen Robinson and Jude Deakin, has stopped the site being put up for sale immediately.

Said Cllr Robinson, "During the recent by-election I said I would campaign for community facilities on the site. So when Jude Deakin and I heard that the Council was thinking about selling the site, we met the Cabinet member for Finance.

"I am delighted that he agreed to give local people time to come forwards with proposals for what the community would like to see on the site in future. We will now have these discussions via the North West Chelmsford Action Group."

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Bentham and Robinson win in north Chelmsford

Article: Jun 29, 2012

Paul Bentham has just become the first person ever elected as a Chelmsford CITY Councillor, in Patching Hall ward, and Stephen Robinson has been elected in the Chelmsford North division of Essex County Council.

The results were

PATCHING HALL

Lib Dem 842 (42%)

Con 488 (25%)

Lab 309 (16%)

UKIP 263 (13%)

Green 84 (4%)
Stephen Robinson and Paul Bentham will stand up for North Chelmsford

Article: May 30, 2012

Paul Bentham and Stephen Robinson are the Lib Dem candidates to fill the Councillor vacancies in north Chelmsford, caused by the tragic loss of Tom Smith-Hughes.

Paul is standing for Chelmsford Council and Stephen for Essex Council, following a meeting of local Lib Dem members. The by-elections are on Thursday 28^th June.
Check your rubbish & recycling day

Article: May 23, 2012

Chelmsford Council has reorganised its rubbish and recycling days to streamline the service.To check which is your new collection day (and to print off a collection calendar for your road if you don't have one) go to http://chelmsford.gov.uk/index.cfm?articleid=13679