Forshaw Heath & Earlswood BoD in Warwickshire

Earlswood Wildlife Partnership Newsletter 6 Earlswood Heritage Project Launch Saturday 1 st  October 11am - 3pm Clowes Wood, Wood lane Car park (Free) Come along, join in with one of the family activities and find out about this exciting new community project. There will be Woodland Craft Activities, Gift Stall, Mini Museum, Treasure Trail and more.   Warwickshire Wildlife Trust Autumn Walk Saturday 15 th  October 2pm    Clowes Wood, Wood lane Car park (£2 per person towards the upkeep of the wood). Join volunteer warden Ron Hill for a stroll around this ancient woodland, which will be golden with the colour of beech leaves and full of autumn life. Cheese and Wine Party  Tuesday 18 th  October (see below) European Bat Weekend Bat Walk Thanks to everyone that turned out, 32 people signed in to witness a spectacular storm, a lightning bolt that must have blown the tern-raft out of the lake and got the local Tawny Owls talking, and a bit of rain to make sure we went home wet. Oh, and

Police Update Following the reports I sent out earlier this week with regards to a theft of a vehicle in Cloweswood Lane and other crimes that were possibly linked. I would like to update you that the vehicle that was fitted with a tracker device has been recovered and 4 people have been arrested in connection with the offence, and investigations are taking place. It has also come to light that other people also may have been victims of theft or attempted theft around this time however it was/has not been reported. In order to get a more accurate picture of crime in the area, it would be beneficial if all crimes are reported to 01926 415000, Police attendance is not always required in response to a call, so do not think that it would be wasting Police time. If anything the opposite applies, crime mapping ensures that the correct amount of resources are available to an area to meet demand, also it allows the planners to organise patrol plans at the times offences are occurring to ensur

Police Message 21/09/11 Inc 191 19/09/11   Burglary dwelling Poolhead lane Earlswood. At 1330 Tuesday afternoon, occupant of house disturbed a male in his property, offender described as male white 30's 5'10" cropped ginger hair of medium build. When challenged offender ran out of rear of property where a 2nd male was stood, he was described as 6'0" dressed in black wearing a balaclava. Offenders made off on foot out of the rear garden onto fields near industrial units, unknown if they had a vehicle.   Nothing taken from the property by offenders. Inc 39 20/09/11   Theft of vehicle Cloweswood Lane Earlswood. Between 2000 19/09 and 0700 20/09, offenders have gained entry to secure Bmw X5 parked on drive and taken vehicle. Inc 76 20/09/11   Burglary dwelling Cloweswood Lane Earlswood. Between 2300 19/09 and 0900 20/09, offender have forced the lock on an integral garage and removed items from within, items were laid out onto the driveway in believed preparation to

Please note this is a report and is not Minutes The Parish Council met on Thursday  18 th  August   2011 at 19.30 hours in  Earlswood  Village Hall.   Four members of the public and District Councillor Oakley, District Councillor Atkinson and County Councillor Perry were present.   T hree  residents from  Malthouse Lane spoke  for three  minutes each regarding the strip of land outside 61 and 63 Malthouse Lane.  This land is included in  a parcel of land at the entrance to Malthouse Lane Park in Malthouse Lane which Stratford District Council are looking to transfer to the Parish Council.  The residents  gave a brief history of the land, its historical and current maintenance, which they carry   out at their own expense.  They emphasised their wish to purchase the strip and to take it on officially as their own property, making it part of their gardens.  The Parish Council  were asked  to seriously consider the request and as a gesture of goodwil l transfer the land accordingly to th

Well here are the proposed Boundary changes for Parliamentary constituencies  for the Tanworth Ward.  Will the boundary changes have an impact on my council tax, local services or insurance premiums? No. The boundary changes only relate to Parliamentary constituencies. Services and council tax charges in your local area are set by your local authority and these will not be affected. Insurance premium calculations are based on postcode so will not be affected. What do you think? Click Photo To Enlarge http://rr-bce-static.s3.amazonaws.com/wp-content/uploads/2011/09/Kenilworth-and-Dorridge-CC.pdf?9d7bd4 Have your say click on the link below http://consultation.boundarycommissionforengland.independent.gov.uk/have-your-say/step-1/ Kenilworth and Dorridge CC 74,800 Click On Photo to Enlarge http://orderorder.files.wordpress.com/2011/09/2011_08_23_west-midlands_online.pdf