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What's your "slightly more revealing quarantine song" (although marginally less likely to tell the world your birth date): the highest placed song you've recently listened to in the charts of the week of your 12th birthday? Mine: "You should be dancing" by the Bee Gees...
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One for you, @SwitchFinder #QuitforCovid twitter.com/MensHealthForu…
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Interesting #COVID19 survey from @R_S_P_H - worth a few minutes of your time surveymonkey.co.uk/r/PR2KKRG
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If only my great-great-grandfather, Thomas Benfield Harbottle, had lived until the advent of quizzing. He'd have rocked. Seriously bonkers facts in his 1903 "Dictionary of Historical Allusions" gutenberg.org/files/57864/57…
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Category Archives: St Paul
Autumn 2016 St Paul Ward Focus
Topics include: Station Approach, Station Area Parking, New Tory ‘Tip Tax’, Our crossing campaigns, The local vote to ‘remain’. Air Quality. Grammar Schools. Safer Routes to School
If you’re interested in development planning in Winchester, you’re in for a busy week!
The big topic is ‘Local Plan Part 2’. This is due to set our detailed local planning policy – mainly what type of houses for where – for the Winchester District until 2031 – so it’s important to get it right.
Local Lollipop People – a quick update
I’ve been getting some emails from local residents who are concerned about a threat to local lollipop people. This has come as a bit of surprise, since a combination of campaigning by local people, hard work by local school governors, teachers and council officers in planning school travel and pressure from local councillors has just helped us get two more locally – one in Cheriton Road and one in Stockbridge Road!
Westgate All Through School Proposal: Ward Councillors’ response to the Planning Application
“Irresponsibly inadequate attention has been given to the traffic, transport and safety issues arising from 420 new primary pupils attending the expanded Westgate School; and the proposed relocation of the nursery school.”
School places consultation finishes tomorrow
The consultation about Winchester’s primary school places is still ongoing and it’s vital that as many local people as possible respond before the closure date of June 15.
