The Pinner Association
– The Voice of our Community
Good news.
In Nick Hurd MP’s constituency letter we have confirmation that all of us have been waiting for.
“However we have persuaded them to rethink Pinner, and I am assured that the plan is to retain that station, which I know will be welcomed by residents. “
Harrow Council have issued a Traffic Order notifying of their proposal to permanently close Waxwell Car Park located off Waxwell Lane, Pinner. This follows:-
planning permission to redevelop the site on which the car park is located being granted. We understand that the car park is to be closed by February 2019.
A copy of the proposed order, including documents giving more detailed particulars of the proposal, are available for inspection at request between 9am to 5pm, Mondays to Fridays inclusive at the one stop shop at the Civic Centre, or by visiting the Traffic Order page of the Harrow Council website (listed under the heading “Proposed and recently introduced traffic management schemes” as “Waxwell Lane Car Park – Proposed Closure”):
Harrow Council have issued a Traffic Order notifying of their proposal to permanently close Waxwell Car Park located off Waxwell Lane, Pinner. This follows
planning permission to redevelop the site on which the car park is located being granted. We understand that the car park is to be closed by February 2019.
A copy of the proposed order, including documents giving more detailed particulars of the proposal, are available for inspection at request between 9am to 5pm, Mondays to Fridays inclusive at the one stop shop at the Civic Centre, or by visiting the Traffic Order page of the Harrow Council website (listed under the heading “Proposed and recently introduced traffic management schemes” as “Waxwell Lane Car Park – Proposed Closure”):
www.harrow.gov.uk/trafficorders
Or Click on the link below
Waxwell Lane Car Park Closure Notice
All representations relating to the proposed order must be made in writing and emailed or sent by post to the Head of Traffic, Highway and Asset Management at the address given below quoting reference DP2018-29 and received not later than 12th December 2018.
All objections must specify the grounds on which they are made. All objections must include the name and address of the objector to be considered valid.
Email: [email protected]
Head of Traffic, Highways and Asset Management
Community Directorate, PO Box 39, Civic Centre, Station Road, Harrow, HA1 2XA
Did you know that we sponsor the “Traders Fancy Dress” competition at Pinner Pantomime evening?
The Worshipful Mayor, Councillor Kareema Marikar and our chairman Christine Wallace had the hard task of judging the entrants.
First Prize went to Earth White in Victorian (or as one child said, Mary Poppins) outfits.
Second Prize when to BROOKs who dressed as as Dumbledore and a witch from Harry Potter Novels.
Highly commended certificates were issued to: –
Greetings; This is a message from our local police.
Harrow Apollo Male Choir are looking for new members.
This choir which is now in its 77th year is in danger of folding if we can’t recruit some younger members to ensure it remains a going concern.
They currently do about 12 concerts a year in the local area. Their efforts have contributed to raising over £130k over the last 10-12 years.
Congratulations & a big thank you to the Northwood and Pinner Business Club for getting the flower boxes planted up. Pinner certainly looks better for your effort.
Pinner Pantomime Evening – what’s on.
Don’t forget access to Chapel Lane Car Park is via Marsh Road as Chapel Lane will be closed to traffic between 3pm and 10pm.
Pinner Panto Committee are still looking for volunteers to help with stewarding for the evening. If you can space an hour please email [email protected] with your details.
Thanks for helping
Message for our local police.
During the month of October ten burglaries occurred in the Pinner area. These offences took place at different times during daylight hours and after the hours of darkness.
Methods of entry to properties varied from forcing open a front door, a rear or side ground-floor window or rear patio doors. Access to the side or rear of a property is often gained by climbing over low gates using unsecured bins in driveways.
As the clocks have now gone back and the dark early evenings are upon us, it can be easier for burglars to identify if a house is unoccupied.
Burglars often knock or ring at the door first, before making efforts to enter the property. So, however you feel safest responding to an unexpected visitor at your door, please do answer it as your presence could be enough of a deterrent.
For those of you who regret answering the door to unwanted cold-callers, consider purchasing a ring.com video doorbell that detects movement outside your home, improves its security and allows you to answer the doorbell remotely.
Please do take some time to read the attached burglary prevention advice leaflets and consider what, if any, security vulnerabilities need to be addressed at your home.
Kind regards,
Lee O’Brien PCSO 7562QA
Pinner / Pinner South SNT
E: [email protected]