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Image courtesy of Simon Middlecote APCA Image courtesy of Lesley Morris APCA For up to date information, please Click here to visit the RBC Planning Application page The demise of our pumping station. Sadly, this year saw the demolition of one of the oldest buildings in West Bridgford. Our very own Abbey Road Pumping Station , to make way for much needed new housing. Incredibly, the plans of the pumping station were found in a skip! The drawings, which date from 1901, revealed the station at the Abbey Road depot was built in 1886 and it is hoped that they will be sent to the County Archives for safe storage as they show how West Bridgford has developed over time, having housed a pumping station, a bus depot, a council refuse depot and even a mortuary! ​ The depot site actually featured a number of other historic structures that were built slightly after 1900/1901. The whole development was built to treat the refuse of Bridgford which included a destructor, that burnt solid waste. The clinker from that was then used under the roads of West Bridgford. There were stables and cart sheds, cottages for on-site staff and offices, and the site dealt with the waste and refuse of the people and businesses of Bridgford. Abbey Park Residents Association’s - Simon Middlecote, liaised with Rushcliffe Borough Councillors in the hope that the pumping station could at least be saved and repurposed as a community hub, but unfortunately, this was not to be. Going... Going... An aerial view of the site before demolition Gone! ​

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APCA minutes MINUTES 4th February 2024 Abbey Park Community Association Committee Present:- Ruth Kerry, Sue Andrew ( in the Chair), Chris Holmes, Councillor Penny Gowland, Jo Mansfield, Helen Hetherington, Catherine Bailey. Apologies Simom Middlecote, Caroline Stone, Joanne McDonald MINUTES OF LAST MEETING The minutes of the Annual General Meeting held on 7th November 2023 were noted. MATTERS ARISING It was reported that the no cycling signs for Black/ Back Alley were on the way to be provided by Via. Councillor Penny Gowland was to raise with Rushcliffe consideration of bonfires being included in the proposed smoke free zone. TREASURER’S REPORT Ruth gave details of the income and expenditure. She reported that the bill for the public liability insurance had been paid. It was AGREED that a £50 donation be made to Linjoy Wildlife Rescue for the support they have provided to the local wildlife. ACTION RUTH PARK It was reported that roses would be planted on the corner of Black Alley and Nearsby and Waltham. Fifteen new trees had been planted on the field, some to replace ones which had died. A suggestion was made about having a willow woven creation by the wooden steps on the field. Abbey Circus field was also suggested as a location. It was noted that Rushcliffe’s approval would be needed. There was a discussion about the wildflower area on the field last year and whether it could be repeated this year. It was suggested that a smaller area be planted this year. Volunteers would be sought. It was AGREED that Sue would find out who did the willow weaving on West Bridgford Park Sue would chase up Rushcliffe about the provision of the benches on the park. Sue would approach Wendy to see if she would be willing to coordinate volunteers for the wildflower area. Simon to report back on progress with the gym equipment. ROADS AND PARKING There was a discussion about the confusion over the signage for speed limits in the area with some parts being 20mph and some 30mph but the signage not being clear It was AGREED that Councillor Penny Gowland would look into these issues and report back. LITTER PICKING The litter picking group had 8 people participating last time. The next session was on Sunday 3rd March. COMMUNICATION It was AGREED that information will be put on the notice board of the dates of the mobile library visiting, Councillors contact details and notes of the Community Association meetings. ACTION: SUE POLLUTION MONITOR There was a discussion about having a pollution monitor outside the schools, It was AGREED that the Councillor Penny Gowland would look into the possibility of this being obtained. ANY OTHER BUSINESS It was reported that WEBCAN were making arrangements for a first aid course to take place and had invited the Community Association to take a place. DATE OF THE ANNUAL MEETING Tuesday 7th May 2024 at 7pm at the Community Association. Previous Next

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