Victor Chamberlain - Chorlton Liberal Democrat

Thursday, 29 August 2013

Chorlton Planning Applications from late August '13

Saturday, 17 August 2013

Recent Chorlton Planning Applications - Aug '13

Below are recently submitted Planning Applications in the Chorlton area. You can find out more information about any of the proposals on the City Council's Planning Portal at http://tinyurl.com/yv6lex or by contacting the South Area Planning Group Manager - Roger Hall; Tel: (0161) 234 4536; email: r.hall@manchester.gov.uk . You can also make a Planning representation (in support or opposition) to Mr Hall or the designated planning officer for each application. Please feel free to contact me on (07947383740; cllr.v.chamberlain@manchester.gov.uk) if you wish to discuss any application and please also send me a copy of any representation you make.

102728/FH/2013/S1 238 Manley Road Chorlton Manchester M21 0RD
Retrospective application for the erection of outbuilding to form gym

103018/FH/2013/S1 33 Neale Road Chorlton Manchester M21 9DPErection of single-storey rear extension with re-roofing of existing outrigger

103046/FH/2013/S1 29 Ivygreen Road Chorlton Manchester M21 9FFErection of single storey rear extension, following demolition of existing outrigger and associated elevational alterations

103078/TCA/2013/S1 13A Edge Lane Chorlton Manchester M21 9JHWorks to tree

103092/FU/2013/S1 Royal Oak Hotel 440 Barlow Moor Road Chorlton-cum-Hardy Manchester M21 0BQUse of part of the public highway outside the Royal Oak for the placing of tables and chairs.

103103/PDE/2013/S1 9 Beale Grove Chorlton Manchester M21 9DDErection of single-storey rear extension measuring 4.2 metres, height at eaves not to exceed 3 metres and height at the highest point not to exceed 4 metres

103139/JO/2013/S1 Soap Opera 32 Beech Road Chorlton Manchester M21 9ELVariation of condition no. 4 attached to planning permission 101559/FO/2013/S1
to allow increased opening hours of 9:30am to 10pm seven days a week

103164/VO/2013/S1 Oswald Road Primary School Longford Road Chorlton Cum Hardy Manchester M21 9PL
CITY COUNCIL DEVELOPMENT Erection of a 2 storey high extension, incorporating access lift, to create a 3 form entry school

103181/FH/2013/S1 2 Redland Crescent Chorlton Park Manchester M21 8DLInstallation of rear dormer and roof extension

103245/TCA/2013/S1 35 South Drive Chorlton Manchester M21 8DZWorks to trees

102871/FH/2013/S1 15 Meadow Bank Chorlton Manchester M21 8EFInstallation of lightwells to front of property

103179/FH/2013/S1 52 Kensington Road Chorlton Manchester M21 9NUApplication of external wall Insulation and render system to partially rendered front elevation with tile hanging to first floor bay window.

103180/FH/2013/S1 10 Crimsworth Avenue Chorlton Manchester M16 0FBErection of part two, part single storey rear extension, single storey side extension and 2m high side brick and timber boundary wall

103187/FO/2013/S1 482 Wilbraham Road Chorlton Manchester M21 9ASChange of use from retail (Class A1) to financial and professional service use (Class A2) and installation of a new replacement shopfront and roller shutter

103247/FH/2013/S1 146 Manchester Road Chorlton Manchester M16 0DZErection of part two-storey, part singlestorey rear extension together with alterations to roof to form gable roof from hipped roof

103154/FU/2013/S1 13 Corkland Road Chorlton Manchester M21 8UPChange of use from doctors surgery (Class D1) to 5no. self-contained flats (Class C3)

Friday, 26 July 2013

Weekly list of Chorlton planning applications we 5 July 2013

Saturday, 20 July 2013

Message from Friends of Longford Park

Longford Park Cafe is due to open this Sunday 21st July at 10am initially serving coffee, cake, sandwiches and ice creams.

Soon, this new family park cafe will open 7 days a week also offering bread in partnership with Uprising Bakery, warm scones from the oven at 3pm, a full brunch menu at weekends, slow cooks & stews for lunch, homemade kid’s lunch & occasional summer barbecues.

Find out more about Caffeine & Co by visiting their Facebook site:-

https://www.facebook.com/pages/Caffeine-Co-Longford-Park/349369588530664

Alice an Extraordinary Adventure - Open Air Theatre Saturday 31st August 5pmTickets Now available:-

Tickets are now available online atwww.heartbreakproductions.co.uk, or call0161 864 2414. Tickets are priced at £13/adult; £10/OAP/Student;

£8/Child (5-16years); £40/family(2 adults & 2 children).

Heartbreak’s ingenious and highly energetic adaptation blends both of Lewis Carroll’s volumes (Alice in Wonderland and Alice Through the Looking Glass) to produce a fast paced production full of engaging dialogue, inspiring music and magical adventure.

Renowned for their award winning open air theatre, this brand new production is bursting with Heartbreak’s unique combination of interactive and imaginative theatre style that promises to be a captivating treat for all the family.

Hope you can join us!

Regards from all the Friends of Longford Park

Tuesday, 16 July 2013

Chorlton Planning Applications from June/July 2013

Dig the City 2013

Can you get involved ?

Dig the City is back with an even more adventurous programme than last year. Now in it’s second year the event promises even more. With activities for children, talks from celebrity gardeners, meadows, show gardens and a even a disco, the event is jam packed. To find out more follow the link.

http://www.digthecity.co.uk/

We are looking for your help.

29 July – 2 Aug 2013 - Creating the Festival - assembling the gardens. This will involve digging, planting and creating the vision for the festival. Please note this work will get dirty, you will need to wear appropriate clothing and footwear.

3 – 11 Aug 2013 - Show Time - get involved, help us with community activities , signpost people to other festival areas. You will be provided with a briefing pack containing information about the Gardens and a Dig the City 2013 T shirt.

12- 15 Aug 2013 – Breakdown - Help us pack up for another year. Please note this work will get dirty, you will need to wear appropriate clothing and footwear.

Volunteers for these roles are needed for any time of 2 hours or more; or whatever you can commit from 9.00 am - 5:00 pm.

Email: community.engagement@manchester.gov.uk
Tel: Jayne Baker 0161 274 6229

Please included your name, telephone number and email address along with dates and times you want to help out

If you have any queries please contact Jayne Baker on the above number.

Monday, 15 July 2013

John Leech wins prestigious "Lib Dem MP of the Year" award.

At a packed awards ceremony at the House of Commons tonight, south Manchester MP John Leech was presented with the first ever “Lib Dem MP of the Year” award for his work with deprived and minority groups.

He received the award from House of Commons Speaker John Bercow at an event organised by the Patchwork Foundation.

The Patchwork Foundation is the first BME charity to ever give awards out, following nominations from members of the public, and applications considered by an independent judging panel. John was chosen out of over a dozen Lib Dem MP’s nominated.

John is one of four MP’s being considered for the overall top prize of “MP of the Year”, which will be announced later tonight.
John Leech MP said today,

“I just want to do the best I can to represent my constituents in south Manchester. I really appreciate this honour because it comes from Independent judges and an BME charity, the Patchwork foundation, that campaigns tirelessly for a more equal and integrated society.”

John added,

“I see this award as recognition of the importance of the campaigning work done by many MPs, charities and faith groups across Manchester and the rest of the country.”

Deputy Prime Minister Nick Clegg added,
'I want to congratulate Patchwork Foundation for all the excellent work they have done over the last 12 months to help encourage the positive integration of deprived and minority communities into British political society and for establishing the ground breaking awards. I also congratulate all the Liberal Democrat Members of Parliament on their nominations as MP of the Year and especially John Leech for winning the Liberal Democrat MP of the Year Award.
He continued,
John has been a tireless champion for this constituents for over 8 years and has ensured that he has represented all the views of those communities traditional excluded by the political process. John is a fantastic example of how Liberal Democrat Members of Parliament believe it is important we work with all our deprived and minority communities to help build a stronger economy and fairer society.'