Archives from March 2006
Easter Break Ideas for the Kids
Once again we have tried to put together a list of some different ideas of things to take the kids to over the Easter holidays. Two weeks of fun with the little ones!
30 March 2006 | around_town
Local Dance Company to Run Holiday Workshops for Children
A new local dance company is holding dance and drama workshops over the Easter holiday for children aged 7-14 years old. The workshops will be held in All Souls Church Hall St Margarets on 10th, 11th and 12th April, and will include a varied programme of dance and drama styles over the three days.
30 March 2006 | around_town
2x2 Opera Note
Read a note from the 2x2 Opera following there very success run of A Very Magical Flute
30 March 2006 | news
Moormead Area Parking Issues Note
Read a note from Councillor Annie Hambidge on the recent Moormead Parking Meeting
30 March 2006 | news
Richmond District Line Closure
The Richmond branch of the District Line will be closed for the nine days from the 1st to the 10th of April from Richmond to Turnham Green. Underground tickets will be accepted on South West Trains to Waterloo and there will be two replacement bus services. Additional works are planned for the Sunday mornings of 16, 23, 30 April and 28 May 2006.
23 March 2006 | news
Don't Miss 'A Very Magical Flute'
Don’t miss the 2x2 Opera’s A Very Magical Flute The performances are on Friday 24th March at 7.30pm and Saturday 25th March at 2.30pm and 7.30pm, all at All Soul’s Church, Northcote Road, St. Margarets. Tickets are £8 / £4.50 available on the door or in advance by calling 020 8891 4641.
23 March 2006 | around_town
Fine Food Market Gets Planning Approval
On 16th March 2006, the Richmond Planning Committee gave its approval for the Fine Food Market to be held in the parking lot of the St Margarets Travern. The market will be on Sundays from 10:00am to 2:30pm. We will provide dates for when the market will be starting as details are provided.
18 March 2006 | news
Moormead Area Parking Issues
Following up from the Councillors CPZ Questionnaire piece we wrote back in February we have two things to share. The first is that Councellor Annie Hambidge is calling a meeting for any interested residents to come to the Turk’s Head and discuss ideas with her and the Council’s Transport Officers. The second are some data and comments from the questionnaires given to the Councillors and shared anonymously with us.
17 March 2006 | editorial
This Month's Newsletter Contest Winner : Jocelyn Sheppy
Jocelyn Sheppy was the winner of last month’s St Margarets Community Website Newsletter Contest and won two tickets to the Bearcat Comedy Club
16 March 2006 | around_town
Reply to Residents Group Letter on Proposed Indoor Soft Play Area
The St Margarets Community Website has recieved a copy of the reply to an Objection Letter to the Council by the St Margarets Association of Residents for the proposed children’s soft play area in the St Margarets Business Centre that we reported about earlier. In an effort to provide a balanced discussion of this issue we have decided to publish it here.
16 March 2006 | news
Older Articles
- Residents Group Letter on Proposed Indoor Soft Play Area — 16 March 2006 | news
- Tesco Appeals Advertising Signage Decision — 16 March 2006 | news
- Notes from Moormead Park Meeting — 16 March 2006 | news
- Stellar Night at Turks Head — 16 March 2006 | around_town
- Confirmed : The Spirit Group Drops Appeal — 15 March 2006 | news
- Letter from ParVinu — 10 March 2006 | editorial
- New Soft Play Space for St Margarets Proposed — 9 March 2006 | news
- New Organic Nursery for St Margarets — 8 March 2006 | news
- Fine Food Market Gets Planning Officer's Recommendation — 8 March 2006 | news
- Breaking News : The Spirit Group Drops Appeal — 8 March 2006 | news
- Charity Wine Tasting — 7 March 2006 | around_town
- Wine Bar Gets Conditional Planning Permission — 3 March 2006 | news
- Bearcat Comedy Cancellation — 3 March 2006 | around_town
- UPDATED: Moormead Park Meeting — 1 March 2006 | news
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