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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]
Other Liberal Democrat campaigners in Chelmsford
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Article: May 11, 2012
Free services and training opportunities are now available in the Melbourne area. The Parkside Community Hub was opened last week by housing provider CHP.
Over 70 people attend the launch event at the Hub, which used to be a clinic. It now provides the community with an IT training suite; a training kitchen; a multi-function room with crèche facility, a number of meeting rooms and a communal garden.
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Article: Apr 25, 2012
A Memorial Service for Cllr. Tom Smith-Hughes will take place at Chelmsford Cathedral on Tuesday 8 May at 2.45 pm. (Map and directions.) Refreshments afterwards.
This service will follow a private family funeral. Instead of flowers, and for those wishing to make a donation in Tom's memory, there are now dedicated webpages. The family has suggested one of the following:-
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Article: Apr 5, 2012
A multi-sport hard court will be provided for local people in Andrews Park, north Chelmsford as part of a lasting Olympic legacy. Chelmsford Council made a successful funding bid to Sport England for the provision of two "Adizones".
The Adizone is part of a wider program of works to improve the existing tennis courts, access, car parking and landscape improvements such as additional tree planting. The completion of the scheme is scheduled for mid June 2012 to optimise the Olympic legacy context, with construction starting during mid April.
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Article: Mar 31, 2012
Litter picking teams were out in north Chelmsford this morning - in Broomfield Road, Patching Hall Lane, Corporation Road, Kings Road and nearby. Cllr Stephen Robinson joined a team from the Evangelical Church in Broomfield Road.
Said Stephen, "It was good to see a crowd of local volunteers helping the community. We found a £10 note, a purse, a bank card and a shoe!"
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Article: Mar 15, 2012
Springfield residents have welcomed the changes to the junction at Pump Lane and Springfield Road that were put in a few months ago. It appears these changes have been a resounding success.
One local resident, Helen Smithson, a teacher who uses this junction twice a day declared that, "This junction takes nearly ten minutes off my daily commute time. The queues used to go back as far as the mini-roundabout at the junction of Havengore, now the queue on to Springfield road is just two or three long, even in rush hour."
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Article: Mar 5, 2012
The new Bishop of Bradwell John Wraw visited north Chelmsford this afternoon as part of his "getting to know the area" tour. He is responsible for overseeing Church of England activities across mid and south Essex. North Chelmsford councillor Stephen Robinson was invited to brief Bishop John and other clergy on the community challenges in north Chelmsford.
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Article: Feb 16, 2012
A planning application for houses north and north-east of Springfield ("Greater Beaulieu Park") has been revised slightly. Two years ago ZEST Countryside Properties asked for "up to 4,000 houses" but now they have reduced this to "up to 3,600 houses".
Commented Cllr. Stephen Robinson (who created the Don't Choke Chelmsford campaign): "The other application for well over 600 houses near Channels Golf Course means that developers are, in total, asking for vastly more than the 3,200 houses indicated in the North Chelmsford Area Action Plan, the council's strategic plan for the area.
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Article: Feb 10, 2012
Chelmsford Council has given planning permission for 135 houses in fields off Patching Hall Lane (see Committee Agenda). Local Lib Dem Councillors Stephen Robinson and Alan Arnot attended to speak up for local residents. Cllr. Robinson spoke out about a number of traffic concerns - in particular, the exit from Skerry Rise onto Broomfield Road and the Hollow Lane / Patching Hall Lane / School Lane junction.
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Article: Jan 31, 2012
Chelmsford Council was taken to task this evening for failing to give a high enough priority to new community facilities, public open space and new jobs for residents. The Liberal Democrat group told the Council's Development Policy Committee that these issues should have been addressed in the Site Allocations Document, which was under debate.
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Article: Jan 24, 2012
The future of post offices across the country has been secured by Government action, funding and a new agreement between Royal Mail and the Post Office. Chelmsford Lib Dem Stephen Robinson, who campaigned alongside Cllr. Tom Smith-Hughes and others to save local Post Offices welcomed the news. He said, "This demonstrates the Lib Dem commitment to ensure a sustainable future for Royal Mail and Post Offices.
"Post Offices are a vital part of our communities and are visited by over 20 million people every week. Under past Conservative and Labour governments the service suffered, with thousands closing. Liberal Democrats in the Coalition Government have stopped closures and put Royal Mail and the Post Office on a secure footing."
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