2024-0308 - Event For 'Women Who Made A Difference'

Dear All

We have been asked to publicise the following event:
 

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An event is being held in a couple of weeks time in partnership with Hammersmith & Fulham's Women in History Month.
 

The event is called:

"WOMEN WHO MADE A DIFFERENCE" 

and features

Sheila HANCOCK and Cat CROSSLEY

on
Tuesday 19th March 2024
at
Hammersmith Quaker Meeting House 
32 Bradmore Park Road W6 0DT

Doors Open at 19.00
Talks start at 19.30
End of event c 21.00

See poster below for further details of
the event and to see how to acquire a ticket.

 

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2024-0307 - Ukrainian Open House 8th March 2024

Dear All,

We have been asked to publicise the following event:
 

UKRAINIAN OPEN HOUSE
on
8th March 2024
(see leaflet attached) 

Any Ukrainians taking refuge locally are most welcome to come along.

These events have been running for nearly two years now and they are extremely popular.

Attached are posters in both English and Ukrainian to pass on to others if you would like.
 
But the basic details are as follows:
 

 Friday 8th March
 

Set up from 14:15
Guests from 15.30 to 18.20

at

Hammersmith Quaker Meeting House,
32 Bradbury Park Road, W6 0DT

 

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2024-0229 - Validation Of The 190-194 Goldhawk Road Application

Dear All,

The following message has been received from Mr. Jack O'CONNELL of Kanda on behalf of "Fit Out UK" regarding the 190-194 Goldhawk Road planning application.
 

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Dear Sir or Madam,  
 
I hope this email finds you well today.
 
Following constructive engagement with the local community and Hammersmith & Fulham last year, the planning application for the redevelopment of 190-194 Goldhawk Road has now been validated by the Council. 
 
Please see attached above a letter from owners of the site, Fit Out UK, providing further information on the submitted proposals and links to the application and its supporting documents on the Council’s planning portal. Should you have any questions on the application, please do let us know.
 
Kind regards,
 
Jack O’Connell
 
Senior Account Manager,
190-194 Goldhawk Road Consultation Team


 

 

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Cathnor Park Area Action Group

Sent by email: cathnorparkaag@yahoo.com

Thursday, 29 February 2024

Dear Neighbour,

Re. Validation of the 190-194 Goldhawk Road application (ref: 2023/02581/FUL') to redevelop the site.

I am writing on behalf of Fit Out UK and the 190-194 Goldhawk Road Project Team regarding their proposals to redevelop 190-194 Goldhawk Road. Following constructive engagement with the Council and the local community last year, an application for the redevelopment of the site has now been submitted.

You can find the application and its supporting documents by clicking here or searching for the application reference number ‘2023/02581/FUL' on the Council’s planning portal.

We have also included a link to access and download some key documents related to the application on the consultation website - www.190-194goldhawkroad.co.uk

As a reminder, our submitted proposals will see:

• The rejuvenation of the existing site – an approach that brings a more suitable use to a site within a predominantly residential area with commercial activity and transport links.

• The creation of 36 new homes, including at least 35% of affordable housing.

• An improvement to the streetscape and character of the area by introducing a high-quality landscaped frontage to the site.

• Centralised site access, facilitating efficient servicing on site & improvement of public realm.

• A high-quality design, sensitively designed to be respectful of local character and of neighbours’ privacy and amenity.

If you have any further questions at this stage, please do not hesitate to contact us

by emailing 190-194goldhawkroad@kandaconsulting.co.uk or calling us on 020 3900 3676.

Yours Faithfully,

Fit Out UK and the 190-194 Goldhawk Road Project Team
 

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2024-0213 - Hammersmith United Charities Parenting Classes

Dear All

The following has been received from the Hammersmith United Charities ...

 

Welcome to the winter edition of our newsletter - some good stories from the heart of Hammersmith.   You’ll find out about the extraordinary work of the community organisations we’re funding, and meet the people in our almshouses. There's also a round up of local news and resources to help your work.   Parenting, the Funpact way When her children approached the pre-teen years, Elise Pacquette was worried that she knew nothing about what it was like growing up in today's society. How could she lead children into independence in a world very different to the one she grew up in? She started Funpact to help families navigate difficult times – together. Read more "My new home is a gift" It was a big life change for Lorraine when she retired and moved to Sycamore House a few years ago. But her lovely flat and newfound security has ‘changed her life’, she says – and she’s busier than ever.    Read more 5 mins with... Lisa Da Silva, Head of Housing & Property We’re really happy to welcome Lisa to Hammersmith United Charities. Lisa is responsible for ensuring our almshouses are of the highest quality and meet the needs of our residents. Read more Big H&F Christmas Day Lunch 325 older guests enjoyed the Big H&F Christmas Day Lunch 2023, thanks to donations from local residents and businesses. Find out more Grants information Hammersmith United Charities Community grants Applications for our Community Grants are open from 1 March and close at 5pm on 18 April 2024. The maximum grant is £15,000. Take our eligibility quiz here.   National Lottery Awards for All England Funding of up to £20,000 – rolling deadline, apply at least 16 weeks before you want to start activities or spend money.   Capital grants towards buildings, equipment or vehicles Ongoing application process from the Clothworkers’ Foundation.   Resources Free NHS England safeguarding training Anyone can register for an account to access relevant NHS England training in safeguarding children and adults, for a range of roles.   London poverty profile Insight into poverty and inequality in Hammersmith and Fulham compared to other London boroughs.   Free premises for non-profits ASTOP makes unused office properties available for non-profit organisations.   Campaigning guide General election campaigning guide for charities.   Charity Governance Awards Celebrating excellence in governance across the UK. Deadline for entries: 6 February.   Strengthening small charities Update from Lloyds Bank Foundation on their long-term project working with small and local charities to creating stronger, more sustainable services for people facing complex challenges.     Please note: Any of the products or services shared here are for information only and are not endorsed by Hammersmith United Charities. Our John Betts House residents saw in the new year with food, music, dancing and karaoke. Hammersmith United Charities: At the heart of Hammersmith for 400 years Giving older people homes for life in beautiful, affordable almshouses. Investing in the future through grant-giving. And raising the voice of our community to make it stronger.

2024-0212 - TfL - Have Your Say Newsletter February 2024

Dear All

Received from Transport for London (TfL) who want to keep you up to date on how they are proposing to improve the transport network across the Capital.

You may be interested in third consultation shown where they are proposing to improve walking, cycling and road safety between Shepherd’s Bush Green and Holland Park Roundabout. If you have a comment to make then now is your chance to tell TfL ...

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Good day, My name's Max and here at the Transport for London (TfL) consultation team we want to keep you up to date on how we’re proposing to improve the transport network across the Capital.  You’ve already shown us you’re passionate about transport services in London by taking part in one of our consultations, and by signing up for this newsletter. We’d love to see you, and the rest of our 40,000-strong Have Your Say community take part in more consultations that interest you. That’s why every month I’ll be sending you a roundup of: •    New consultations on our transport services, and •    The consultations that we’ve completed and have now reported on Here are some projects you can currently comment on by clicking on the image: We would like to hear your views about our proposal to extend the Docklands Light Railway (DLR). Our preferred option is a cross-river extension of the DLR from Gallions Reach, with two new stations in Beckton Riverside and Thamesmead   We are proposing to improve walking, cycling and road safety between Woolwich and Plumstead We are proposing to improve walking, cycling and road safety between Shepherd’s Bush Green and Holland Park Roundabout   We would like to hear your views on proposals to change bus route 188 in North Greenwich   We would like to hear your views on proposals to improve safety, accessibility and reliability on bus route 273 in Lewisham We would also like to hear your views about the proposed creation of a new night bus route N518 to run between Trafalgar Square and Ruislip Station via Wembley, Sudbury Hill and Rayners Lane. Several consultations have closed recently and we're working on reports to summarise your feedback and show the next steps. This list of all our projectsincludes consultations on bus routes in Kings Cross, Wood Green and Uxbridge. We’re always keen to see our Have Your Say consultation community grow, so feel free to pass this newsletter on to friends, family and neighbours so that they can also share their thoughts, feelings and feedback with us.  Yours Max

2024-0212 - Concert By Addison Singers Classical Choirs

Dear All,

The following has been sent to us by Claire Dines, PR & Media Manager of the Addison Singers Classical Choirs ...

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I am emailing to let you know about our upcoming concert in March this year.

Please would you be so kind as to give our concert a mention on your website / social media?

Please find attached a copy of the conductor’s editorial and the poster, along with the link to buy tickets. Thank you very much for your help. 😊

Claire Dines 
PR and Media Manager 
Addison Singers Classical Choirs

Link to buy tickets: https://ticketlab.co.uk/series/id/1227#/

http://www.addisonsingers.com/

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2024-0205 West London Fixers Events

WEST CENTRAL LONDON FIXERS 

West Central London Fixers bring together repairers and the community to fix their electronics for free. The idea is to nurture repair culture in the community, rather than throwing away electronics. They are backed by various London councils including H&F.

They are looking to:

• Recruit new fixers
• Train people to fix electronics

 
They will be having at least three events per month from Feb - July, across three boroughs: Ealing, H&F and RBKC.
 

GET ITEMS FIXED HERE

The event dates for 2024 are to be confirmed but to secure a time slot to have something fixed members of the public need to book via Eventbrite (Eventbrite), though they also take phone bookings.
 
Training takes place at the same place and time as repair events and is an integral part of each repair event.
 
Here is the Eventbrite link for training: WCL Fixers Training
 

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2023-1221 - Feedback To TFL In 2023 ...

The following message has been received from TFL ..
 

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Thank you for your feedback: highlights from 2023
 
As the year draws to a close, we want to express our thanks for your invaluable feedback on TfL's proposals throughout 2023. 
 

It has been a busy year so far on Have Your Say, with 37 consultations plus numerous discussions on all manner of subjects, including bus routes in Bromley, cycling in Chiswick and walking in Wembley.
 
There's been over 800,000 visits to our website, haveyoursay.tfl.gov.uk, and around 20,000 of you have filled in our consultation surveys. You also contributed over 3,000 questions, forum posts, ideas and more. 
 
Your feedback matters, because with it we’re able to make better decisions on how to progress with: 
 

• Bus route changes across London, including the introduction of five sections of the new Superloop service 
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  New road and cycling schemes to support safer and more active travel across London, including improvements to our cycle route between Oval, Clapham, Balham and Colliers Wood, and road safety improvements in East Sheen  
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  Changes to how we regulate London’s taxi and private hire services, and 
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  New direct vision standards to improve heavy goods vehicle safety 
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Throughout 2023 we’ve also been making changes to how we connect with London’s diverse communities when we consult. This includes new British Sign Language (BSL) services, improved Easy Read materials and improvements to our website.  
 
In 2024 you’ll see us launch more consultation improvements, or trials, to help us connect with you so that you can share your feedback. Watch out for more on this in the first part of 2024.  
 
Over the next 12 months we’ll also continue to launch new consultationsthat we’d like your ideas, thoughts, feelings, feedback and questions on. So, make sure to keep a look out for our emails and newsletters throughout 2024.  
 
From everyone in the TfL consultation team we hope you have a restful and peaceful break over the holiday period. See you soon and wishing you all the best for 2024. 
 
Kind regards 
 
Consultation Team 
Local Communities & Partnerships 
Transport for London