Hillsborough
Residents Association
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meetings |
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Meetings
are held on the first Wednesday of every month and are currently
being hosted by HASA
(Hillsborough Arena Sports Association). All meetings start at 6:30
pm and usually last about an hour. Getting there is very easy by
public transport and there is ample parking if you need to drive.
We have provided a map and some instructions below.The format of
the meetings is deliberately informal and residents and visitors
are encouraged to raise to issues for discussion. To focus the meeting
and concentrate our discussions we often try to theme meetings in
advance, this allows the committee to invite key speakers to both
answer questions and more importantly to listen to our views on
local issues. For an example of some of the themes see the Campaigns
link. If there is a particular issue you want to raise then either
bring it up at a meeting or better still advise us in advance by
sending an e mail to : contactus@hillsboroughresidentsassociation.co.uk
and we will raise the topic for you. The meetings are public and
all are welcome but we do request that visitors refrain from political
campaigning.
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o4th
June meeting : Local Issues |
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This was
a general meeting.
- Weir
has been cleaned up
- Residents
still worried about planning application for flats on Holme Lane
- Walled
garden has suffered vandalism, CCTV may be the answer
- For a
copy of the minutes please see the link below.
- The constitution
is now available in PDF : Hillsborough
Residents Association Constitution
- For
a copy of the minutes please follow the link: Minutes
04 June 2008
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Residents
discussion on the potential impact of the new Licensing Act and what
steps can be taken to protect local communities from drunken violence
and vandalism.
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Introduction
to the role of Police Community Support Officers and the Neighbourwatch
organisation
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Concernes
raised about the boarded up and empty shops on Hillsborough Corner and
the general decline of the area. Speakers from Sheffield City Council
Planning and Hillsborough Town Centre Management.
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Concernes
raised about traffic congestion, poor pedestrian facilities and parking.
Speaker from Sheffield City Council
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Getting
there:
On
Foot: The
pedestrian entrance is at the junction of Middlewood Road and Hawksley
Avenue.
By
Tram:
The Middlewood Tram takes you almost to the door (the stop is "Hillsborough
Park". Or alternatively get off the Malin Bridge tram at
Hillborough Corner and it is about a five minute walk.
By
Bus: The
nearest bus interchange is at Hillsborough Corner but there a lot of buses
that pass the Arena see Yorkshire
Travel Journey Planner for a list of buses from your area.
By
Car:
Car park entrance is from Middlewood Road only (Hawksley Avenue is a Cul
de Sac!) |
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