Neighbourhood Walkabouts
03 January 2011 by Hamst
Scunthorpe residents are being invited by the regions biggest social landlord, North Lincolnshire Homes, to join a series of neighbourhood walkabouts around their local areas. They are a way for people to look at the general appearance of the area where they live, and raise issues that matter to them.
To join them on their next walkabout in your area just turn up at the place at time indicated below.
13th January 2011, 2pm, Scunthorpe New Westcliff Walks.
Meet at phone box on Melbury Walk.
19th January 2011, High Crosby which includes, Long Rd, Theodore Rd, Mary Sumner Way, Barnes Crescent Flats and Tomlinson Avenue Flats.
Meet outside No1 Long Rd.
26th January 2011 Abbey Gardens. Ajax Court & Chatterton Crescent group dwellings.
Meet at Chatterton Crescent entrance to the group dwellings.
3rd February 2011, 2pm, Ashby St Margaret�s Road, Hilary Road, Tensing Road, Milton Road, Bottesford Avenue, Legard Avenue, Eyre Avenue.
Meet at No1 Hilary Road.
10th February 2011, 2pm, Trent View House.
Meet at main door to flats.
17 February 2011, 10am, Lilac Ave, Woodstock Rd, Ivanhoe Rd, Sandhouse Crescent, Leamington Court, Kenilworth Rd.
Meet at shops on East Common Lane.
23rd Febuary 2011, Mid Crosby Ashdown Avenue, Tomlinson Avenue, Holland Avenue & Avenue Vivian.
Meet outside No1 Tomlinson Avenue.
3 March, 2pm, St Lawrence�s Road/Place, Grange Lane North, St Chads Rd, Fardell Road, Mere/Amos Crescent, Tetley Rd, Part of Queensway/Warley Rd.
Meet at No1 St Lawrence�s Place.
10 March, 10am, New Westcliff Courts.
Meet at the doctor�s surgery in Bristol Road.
17 March, 10am, Ashby, Emmanuel Court and Kendal Court.
Meet outside 139 Emmanuel Court.
24 March, 2pm, Westcliff Closes � Coventry, Canterbury, St Albans,
Salisbury, Ripon & Rochester.
Meet at Drop-In Centre on St Alban�s Close.
31 March, 2pm Lincoln Gardens - Cherry Grove/Collum Avenue, Chestnut way and The Groves.
Meet at entrance to Cherry Grove from Collum Avenue.
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