Community Council Monday March 1st

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The Walthamstow West Community Council comes to Edward Road on Monday the 1st March.  Anyone travelling by car should be warned that Edward Road currently has a resident vandal who has been slashing dozens tyres a month for the last year or two.
The meeting at Coppermill Primary School at the Coppermill Road end of the street.  Refreshments are available from 7pm, and the meeting itself begins at 7.30pm.

Coppermill Primary School
Edward Road, London, E17 6PB

Head along to put your questions to councillors on the local issues close to your heart.
You can raise any subject you want and the council is obliged to respond (this is different to actually listening or acting but it’s all we’ve got).

Between 7.15 and 7.30 before the meeting starts “An officer from the Safe and Stronger Communities Team will be available to give advice on burglary and vehicle crime“.  What might that advice be… remove your tyres and take indoors for safety?

Here’s the rest of the Agenda – Download a PDF here

7.55 – School Place Planning

Moira Bishop, Assistant Director – Property and Major Projects and Sandra Mohamed, School Organisation, Consultation and Governance Manager to respond to the queries raised during the last Community Council meeting on this matter.

8.20 -  Involving Young People in decision making

A presentation from the Youth Engagement Officer for Waltham Forest, and participants of youth involvement groups on how young people are involved in decision making.

8.30 – Safer Neighbourhood Team

An update from the High Street Ward Safer Neighbourhood Team about what
is happening in the local area.

8.35 – Better Neighbourhoods

An update from an officer on crime and grime in the High Street ward.

8.40 – Enforcement Unit Update
An update on activities carried out by the Envirocrime, Planning Enforcement and Anti-social Behavioural Teams.

8.45 – Community Forum

The Community Chair leads a session of community discussion, which will include any matters arising from the minutes / blue sheets and any new issue of local concern.
All speakers are requested to use the microphones at all times to aid those with a disability who may require the use of the hearing loop.

9.25 – Formal Council business

Chapel End and Higham Hill Councillors will make any decisions required on the under spent funds from the 2009/10 Annual Funds and on any other formal council business that requires their approval.