Forshaw Heath & Earlswood BoD in Warwickshire

http://wccroadsafetyengineering.wordpress.com/2011/12/14/road-safety-engineering-new-safety-scheme-in-earlswood/ As part of our ongoing commitment to road safety, and in partnership with the local community, the Road Safety Unit has now completed Phase 1 of a scheme aimed at reducing casualties a crossroads located in the heart of the ruralvillageofEarlswood. In the last 5 years a total of 12 accidents have arisen mainly attributed to vehicles failing to observe or appreciate the junction from the direction ofValley Road. Of these 3 resulted in serious injury, and statistically without intervention that overall figure would have continued at the same rate or indeed likely to have risen in future years.      Phase 1 focused on preventing the ‘see through’ affect drivers have when approaching fromValley Road, which in the view of the Road Safety Unit significantly  contributed towards drivers failing to observe the junction. A build-out on Umberslade Road...

Play Slideshow « Previous Photo Next Photo »   The remains of the Porsche lie strewn across Main Street, in Dickens Hill, near Solihull. Police are investigating. Show Caption Play Slideshow « Previous Photo Next Photo » FOUR males have been arrested after this sports car was allegedly stolen in a burglary before being rammed into a parked car and wall in a Midland high street. A 22-year-old, two 17-year-olds and a 16-year-old were arrested on suspicion of burglary, aggravated car taking and other motoring offences on leaving hospital. They have been bailed to return to Leamington Police Station in January, pending further police enquiries. The Porsche 911 Turbo Cabriolet, worth about £100,000, was found in a crumpled heap in Main Street, Dickens Heath, near Solihull, at 5.20am on Friday. Warwickshire Police said the high-powered motor had been stolen from the driveway of a house in Forshaw Heath Road, Earlswood, Warwickshire, about 30 minutes before it was found. The force ...

http://www.stratford.gov.uk/community/bin-collection-calendar.cfm Changes Over the Festive Period Please note that your bin collection dates will differ over Christmas and New Year. There will be no collections of rubbish, recyclables or green waste on  Monday 26 December 2011 . Revised arrangements are shown below. Normal Collection Day Revised Collection Day Monday 26th December 2011 Tuesday 27th December 2011 Tuesday 27th December 2011 Wednesday 28th December 2011 Wednesday 28th December 2011 Thursday 29th December 2011 Thursday 29th December 2011 Friday 30th December 2011 Friday 30th December 2011 Saturday 31st December 2011

Police Message Car Key Burglary Forshaw Heath Inc 23 16/12/2011 At 0500hrs this morning a Porsche was taken from a property on Forshaw Heath Rd Earlswood. 4 offenders were involved in removing the keys from the property before making off towards Dickens Heath. They were seen by a neighbour who alerted Police and the vehicle was seen making off. The vehicle was spotted by officers making the area in response to the call, the vehicle continued to make off before then being involved in a RTC, and the offenders were subsequently arrested. In the vehicle were numerous electronic items which did not belong to the vehicle owner. At 0400 4 males were disturbed in the rear garden of a property on Broad Lane. Offenders had triggered a perimeter alarm alerting the residents of somebody on their property, offenders made off when the resident shouted from a window, nothing was taken and no attempt was made to enter the house or surrounding outbuildings, it is thought these may be the same 4 individ...

Please Note Parish Council Report Not Minutes The Parish Council met on Thursday 17 th November 2011 at 19.30 hours in Tanworth Village Hall. 12 members of the public, together with District Councillor Atkinson, District Councillor Oakley and County Council Perry were present at the meeting. Members of the public expressed their concern at the Parish Council’s decision to support keeping the lay-by open on the A435 by Alderhanger Lane .  One gentleman reported that whilst the lay-by was closed, residents were no longer subject to cars cruising up and down,  residents could resume dog walking without fear of seeing a sexual act taking place and fly-tipping had become non-existent.  Since the lay-by has re-opened fly tipping has resumed, the woods and verges are now used as a toilet, the ditches are damaged and the sexual activities have resumed. The site is now advertised on the internet as a D****** site.  It was felt that by supporting to keep the lay-by open t...

Well I was just cogitating on saving energy. I mean power electric power.  How many of us wind up an alarm clock.  How many of us over sleep because of a power cut.  How many of us actually need the power of an electric alarm clock How many of us need to tell the time whilst we are asleep. Bring back a wind up alarm clock a) Less working hours lost b) Help a little bit to save power Just a small thing we could all do to save power and electricity. It is not a lot for one family but how much energy would it save world wide?

I just can’t get over how rude some people are. Recently at work we advertised for additional members of staff and were promptly inundated with applicants, so many people with so much to offer. Having sifted through the CVs which really wasn’t easy at all. Well in any case we eventually managed to get it down to a manageable amount of people  we wanted to invite forward for interview. On the bottom of the invitation to interview was a polite request that if applicants felt the role was unsuitable or had a change of heart about the job could they please let us know asap so as we could give someone else the opportunity to attend. Even after that polite request 2 of our applicants didn’t bother. a)     Showing up b)     Letting us know they had had a change of heart I really am so disappointed and annoyed that these two people denied someone else the opportunity of attending the interview and the possibility of a job. Why do people do this?  ...

All the expense of toys to keep the Kittens amused and what are they happy with. An empty washing basket and a crumpled up piece of paper