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WINTER EDITION JANUARY 2019

Woughton Community Council, Woughton Community Council HubThe Local Centre, GarrawaysCoffee HallMilton KeynesMK6 5EG

tel: 01908 395681 email: [email protected] hours: Mon - Thurs 9am - 5pm & Fri 9am - 4pm

MY WOUGHTONG A Z E T T E

Remembrancepage 4

Spotlight on Eaglestonepage 9

Become a Parish Councillor page 13

02 MY WOUGHTON GAZETTE WINTER 2018/19

WINTER 2018/19 MY WOUGHTON GAZETTE 03

Words from the Chair WOUGHTON COMMUNITY COUNCIL

Phew, and breathe… another Christmas and New Year over. Welcome to 2019. You have probably had your fill of turkey curry, turkey rissoles and turkey sandwiches - I know I have!This is an important time of the year where the Community Council, after consulting with residents, will agree the budget for the next year. With resources very tight at MK Council, we find ourselves trying to take on more services providing our residents the best we can. We also have the elections in May, where we may see some new Community Councillors (see the item regarding becoming a Parish Councillor inside).We are Mid-winter now, so please keep an eye on vulnerable neighbours. January and February can be the loneliest of months so please be mindful of people on their own. We have had the shortest day and days are getting longer (albeit slowly) and we

Words from the Leader WOUGHTON COMMUNITY COUNCIL

I know I often say this but the last few months have been extremely productive and the next few months will hopefully bear the fruit that this latter period has produced. In particular we have been able to develop budget proposals which protect all our existing services and provide some additional funds to improve the environment and provide additional people orientated services. It is worth saying that this would not have been possible had MK Council followed nearly all other Councils and cut the grant we get known as the Local Council Tax Support Grant, but thankfully they haven’t and for the 3rd year in a row they have fully protected the level of these grants. Next year alone we will be receiving £153,000 from this source. This is a tremendous vote of confidence in the Parish Council Sector despite the massive financial challenges they and all Councils face.

We have recently consulted on our proposals by way of two consultation events, a consultation leaflet and questionnaire distributed to every household and consultation via our website. You may receive this Newsletter after our final decision meeting on the 14th January, but if you have it beforehand do feel free to come along to this meeting to have your say and listen to the debate. It starts at 6pm at our Hub Offices on Coffee Hall (Garraways by the shops).

This will be our final budget of this Council. All 19 Councillors step down in May and fresh elections

are held for a 4 year term of office. Of course many serving Councillors can and will stand again, but so can anyone else provided they are 18, a UK or EU, or Commonwealth Citizen and are either on the electoral register somewhere in Woughton or live within 3 miles of the Parish Council (there are a few other detailed rules that you may wish to ask about but are unlikely to affect you.) The elections are run on the same day and in the same way as all elections, but the number of Cllrs elected to represent our various estates differs according to the number of electors on each estate. To summarise Eaglestone, Coffee Hall and Netherfield elect 4 Cllrs each, Beanhill 3, Peartree Bridge 2, and Leadenhall and Tinkers Bridge 1 each. If you might be interested in seeking election let the Office know. Some information sessions will be run in January (see page X) to provide you with all the answers you may wish to know, including how to stand, roles and expectations of Cllrs and so on. An information booklet is also available,

Finally for this issue can I once again thank all Members, Officers and our fantastic community for all the support, help and efforts they make to ensure that Woughton is the best served community of any in Milton Keynes

Kevin WilsonL E A D E R

can look forward to the first bulbs showing their faces in the next month or 2. I’d like to congratulate the resident associations and other groups on their Christmas Fayres and other events over the festive season and look forward to the spring /summer events that are being planned for at this time.Right, time for me to have a cuppa and the final mince pie. See you in the spring

Cllr Sue SmithCHAIR WOUGHTON COMMUNITY COUNCIL


This year’s Remembrance events had a special meaning, as they also signified the centenary of the end of World War 1 – The Great War. 100 years ago, the guns finally fell silent and the world started to rebuild after the horrors and losses suffered.

Woughton remembered with two events; the Annual Children’s Parade and the Service on Sunday the 11th. Both were beautifully moving and showed just how much Woughton cares.

The Children’s Parade was bigger than ever, with nearly 1,100 children in attendance, alongside teachers, parents, service personnel and others. Led by a piper, the service included the two minutes silence, bugler, poems and readings and the release of doves. Hearing the bells ring out at the end of the silence to signal the end of the war was especially moving.

Sunday was a more reserved event, with the vicar leading the service which continued in the church afterwards. The silence at 11am across Woughton, the country and beyond gave a moment for quiet reflection of the sacrifices made by the brave men and women of our armed forces and their families. Organised by the Coffee Hall Residents Association, the Church of Christ the Vine, the Royal British Legion Jubilee Branch and supported by officers and members from Woughton Community Council, local schools and others from across our community, these events showed all that is great about Woughton.

Following these events, the council had a presentation from Cllr Terry Baines from Campbell Park Parish Council and Milton Keynes Council, who is the Lead Member for the Armed Forces. As a result of this, Woughton Community Council has agreed to sign the Armed Forces Covenant, showing the councils commitment to supporting those that are or have served and the families who support them.

Remembrance

crumbles and pies all round

crumbles and pies all round


In an emergency, ring 999. In an emergency, where there is a crime taking place, where someone is in danger or where urgent action is needed, ring 999. Have as much information to hand as you can (where the incident is, anyone involved, your contact information, etc..)

For non urgent crimes Phone 101 For non-emergencies, you can ring the 101 number. There are times when this can mean hanging on the phone for a while, but you WILL get answered. If you are reporting a crime, it is always best to get a Crime Reference Number, as this ensures that it gets registered on their system and provides you with a way of contacting them again if necessary.

For noise, fly-tipping, litter (including dangerous items) and similar

Milton Keynes Council have a number of ways that you can report issues to them, with eve-rything from abandoned vehicles to trees (a full list is at the website detailed below).

Phone 01908 691691 (emergency out of hours - 01908 226699) You will be able to speak to an officer at the council who will take details. Please have as much detail as possible, including anything that will help them find the issue.

Report it online via https://www.milton-keynes.gov.uk/pay-report-apply/report-it There is a list of issues that can be reported on this page. If you have a login it is easier, but you can do it without registering if you prefer.

You can also contact Woughton Community Council for help - we might not be able to do anything directly, but we will know who to speak to. Ring 01908 395681or email us at [email protected]

How to report a crime or incident

There may be times where you need to report an incident to the authorities. This might be a serious crime, such as burglary, an assault or a mugging in progress, but can also include things like anti-social behaviour, motor offences

or fly tipping. This leaflet sets out the options for reporting and who to report to.

Online reporting via https://www.thamesvalley.police.uk/ro/report Use this link to report online – no waiting for operators, gets registered on the police system (so they have a record of ALL incidents, so they can prioritise resources better) and gives you a reference number for any follow up.


Dates for your DiaryJANUARY 2019Monday 14th - FULL COUNCIL (Council Chamber) – 6pm

Tuesday 15thPROSPECTIVE COUNCILLOR SESSION (Coffee Hall Community Centre) - 7pm-8pm

Wednesday 16th ACCOUNTS SUB COMMITTEE (Council Chamber) – 2pm

Thursday 17thPROSPECTIVE COUNCILLOR SESSION (Eaglestone Community Centre) - 7pm-8pm

Monday 21stOPERATIONS COMMITTEE (Council Chamber) – 6pm

Tuesday 22ndPROSPECTIVE COUNCILLOR SESSION (Netherfield Meeting Place) - 7pm-8pm

Monday 28th SERVICES COMMITTEE (Council Chamber) – 6pm

Tuesday 29th PROSPECTIVE COUNCILLOR SESSION (Tinkers Bridge Community Centre) - 7pm-8pm

FEBRUARY 2019Monday 4thPOLICY AND RESOURCES COMMITTEE (Council Chamber) – 6pm

Monday 18thSERVICES COMMITTEE (Council Chamber) – 6pm

Wednesday 20th AFTERNOON TEA DANCE (Netherfield Meeting Place) – 2pm – 4pm

March 2019Monday 11th FULL COUNCIL (Council Chamber) – 6pm

Wednesday 13th ACCOUNTS SUB COMMITTEE (Council Chamber) – 2pm

Monday 18thOPERATIONS COMMITTEE (Council Chamber) – 6pm

Monday 25thSERVICES COMMITTEE (Council Chamber) – 6pm

DOG FOULING IS A HUGE PROBLEM..........

……..particularly on and around the play areas on our estates!

Our Play Ranger team are struggling to put on play sessions for the children around the Woughton Community Council area because of the amount of DOG POO on the play areas they use. The Play Rangers are no longer able to set up play equipment on the green spaces in Eaglestone, Beanhill and Tinkers Bridge due to the fouling issue.

If dog owners continue to fail in their duty

to pick up after their pets, there is the danger of losing the Play Ranger sessions being provided for your children!

Please do the responsible thing…………

PICK UP AFTER YOUR DOG!

(You can get dog poo bags from our offices in Coffee Hall if you need them)

What is a Community Fridge? Where is there one?

Who can use it? How do I use it?

The answers - it is a way of sharing excess food from stores for free, saving it from landfill. There is a *new*

fridge on Coffee Hall. Anyone can access it. Take what you can use, weigh it out and go. Come along, bring a

bag and try it

Woughton Community Council Hub Garraways Coffee Hall. 01908 395681

Open

Monday 6-7pm Tuesday 12-1pm Wednesday 3.30-4.30pm Friday 9-10am

www.mkcommunityfridge.org



SaferMK are looking for the views of residents and employees in Milton Keynes on safety in the city. The survey will help SaferMK understand people’s fear of crime and what people think of crime in Milton Keynes. SaferMK is the Community Safety Partnership in Milton Keynes. This questionnaire is designed to capture your views, opinions and experiences of Crime and Community Safety issues in Milton Keynes. Your responses will direct our work in keeping Milton Keynes a safe place to live, visit and work. The information gathered will help partners, including Milton Keynes Council, Thames Valley Police, Bucks Fire and Rescue and Probation, to work with communities to target the right areas that matter to people in Milton Keynes. This questionnaire should take around 10 minutes to complete and the information supplied will be kept completely anonymous. The survey will be open for six weeks, closing on Thursday 31st January 2019. To access the survey online visit: https://www.surveymonkey.co.uk/r/TVM6T6T For a hard copy, or if you require assistance completing the survey, call 01908 691691 or email [email protected]

Everything we do with information about people, such as how we collect it and who we share if with, has to comply with data protection legislation. For more information please visit www.milton-keynes.gov.uk/privacy

Safer MK survey: What do you think of crime in MK?


To book your place

please contact us on 01908 395681

Wednesday 20th February

2.00 pm till 4.00 pm

Netherfield Meeting Place

Woughton Community Council Afternoon Tea Dance

£2 payable upon entry


Since the re-formation of the Eaglestone Residents Association three years ago, there have been many improvements made to the estate for the benefit of residents. The play area on Broad Dean has been improved in conjunction with Woughton Community Council, paid for by money that the Residents Association sourced through grants. In addition, a project on Ashby is still underway. Previously this was an area that was well in need of some attention, and some new greenery has been planted, which has been well received. The Residents Association is planning to renew some of the planting on the estate and also to brighten up the entrances to Eaglestone. Residents will be involved, especially a group of keen volunteers around Montagu Drive. The Association has regularly distributed colourful newsletters. These have advertised forthcoming events as well as supplying helpful information about services and social events in the area. They have been printed at a very reasonable price by a local business, and posted through doors by the association.

An exciting project was the design of a flag for the estate last year after holding a competition involving Falconhurst School pupils. The striking flag is flying on the green near the Eaglestone Centre. For the first time in many years, our association took part in the local summer festival, selling plants at the Four Bridges Family Festival. We also joined the Coffee Hall association with a plant stall at their World War I Day in August.

Other notable developments on Eaglestone include

the opening of a new Post Office in the Eagle Supermarket as well as now being able to collect the Citizen newspaper from the same store. The Residents Association has also been busy organising a Winter Warmer – although attendance from residents was low, there have been discussions regarding how to improve the event for next year. The Residents Association are always looking for more residents to attend meetings, volunteer for events and improve the community – if this is something that you are interested in, please attend one of the meetings. They are held in the Eaglestone Centre every second Wednesday of each month, starting at 7pm.

Some residents may remember the flooding back in May this year. Although other estates in Woughton were badly affected by this, Eaglestone ‘got off’ lightly but the Eaglestone Centre also suffered some damage. Although managed by Woughton Community Council, the repairs are the responsibility

Spotlight on Eaglestone

Cllr Jordan Coventry

E A G L E S T O N E C O U N C I L L O R S

Cllr Archibald Prempeh Cllr Pam Wilson Cllr Kevin Wilson

of Milton Keynes Council. They have only recently agreed to the repairs and improvement works that need to be done so that this venue can be fully utilised by the community once again. They are replacing the entire heating system and toilets, as well as making some significant changes to the downstairs area, including taking out one squash court, but retaining the other for residents and others to hire.

The Eaglestone Centre is also going to be the home of a new pre-school. There was a concerted effort by residents to ensure the old Eaglestone preschool could remain open, including by organising a fundraiser, but sadly their efforts were unsuccessful. Woughton Community Council were also concerned by the lack of early years provision in the wider Woughton area and the Officers at WCC have been in discussions with a new provider. Fortunately, a new provider has agreed to open a new preschool in the New Year, operating from the Eaglestone Centre. More information about this can be obtained by contacting Woughton Community Council directly.

Many residents have been concerned about parking on Eaglestone. This affects many residents, and I have been in touch with residents on Golden Drive, who are particularly concerned and affected by this. The problem seems to be inconsiderate parking from staff and visitors to the hospital. Milton Keynes Council, unfortunately, are very reluctant to act on this issue and listen to those affected, however the hospital seem to be attempting to listen to resident’s

concerns.MKC are also unwilling to devolve enforcement powers to Woughton Community Council, who are willing to listen to those affected more carefully and are working tirelessly to support residents in Eaglestone and across Woughton with this issue. To this end, WCC have been sending representatives to a Parking Forum, in which residents’ concerns are relayed and potential solutions considered. We will continue to work with other stakeholders to find a solution to this issue.

The four Councillors for Eaglestone are always willing to help residents with concerns and we are eager to hear from you. Woughton Community Council are currently undertaking a Budget Consultation – please get in touch with us and let us know what you think. We will ensure that we relay questions and concerns as well as what you think our priorities should be. We cannot do everything, so telling us what you want to see us do is so important.

Council meetings are open to the public, and it would be great to see some Eaglestone residents there.

New Pre-School Opening

July 2019 Four Bridges Festival on Two Halls Park

If you are interested in having a stall, performing on the stage, having an information stand or providing food / drinks for the festival, now is

the time to get applying.

Last year, we ended up turning people away because they were too late – this year, we have a bigger and better plan, with ‘market stall’ type

stands for local groups (no need for gazebos!), better parking, more activities and more performers.

To get involved, please send us an email to [email protected] and we can get an

application pack out to you. We would LOVE to see as many local groups, companies, organisations and individuals involved as possible – it’s

going to be great.



Diwali is celebrated by millions of Hindus, Sikhs and Jains across the world. This year, we were lucky to join the Gurdwara on Leadenhall in celebrating on Wednesday 7th November.

The word Diwali comes from the Sanskrit word deepavali, meaning “rows of lighted lamps” and is commemorates different things for different groups; Hindus celebrate the return of deities Rama and Sita to Ayodhya after their 14-year exile. They also celebrate the day Mother Goddess Durga destroyed a demon called Mahisha.

Sikhs particularly celebrate the release from prison of the sixth guru Hargobind Singh in 1619. But Sikhs celebrated the festival before this date. In fact the foundation stone of the Golden Temple at Amritsar, the most holy place in the Sikh world, was laid on Diwali in 1577.

Here in Woughton, we celebrated by gathering people to create lamps, decorate biscuits and then

Diwali - The Festival of Light

Here in Woughton, we celebrated by gathering people to create lamps

The summer of 2018 was busy for a small band of Peartree Bridge residents who decided to form an officially recognised Residents’ Association. After

distributing 2000 leaflets across the neighbourhood and holding three exploratory meetings, residents voted overwhelmingly in favour of forming a group. A Committee was elected, a Constitution was drawn up, and on the 27th September the Peartree Bridge Residents’ Association was officially recognised by Woughton Community Council.

So far two official meetings have been held, and residents have also had meetings with the Leader of WCC, the local Environment Officer and three senior members of Milton Keynes Council. High on the agenda is improving the environment, housing conditions and community spirit.

The Association is soon to receive its first financial grant of £400. Several ideas have been proposed on how to spend it, the most popular being to fund a lunch club for elderly and isolated senior residents living in Peartree Bridge.

Peartree Bridge has a new Residents’Association!The lunches will be hosted by Age UK at the Peartree Centre, Chadds Lane, Mondays and Wednesdays, 10am - 2pm. Residents can make new friends, play a game of dominoes or cards, engage in a sing-along or simply enjoy the meal. If you are over 55, live in Peartree Bridge, and would like to join the scheme, or if you know of a neighbour who might like to join, please contact Linda at [email protected] before January 25th.

The next Residents Association meeting is on Wednesday 9th January, 7-9pm at the Stonehouse Restaurant, Peartree Bridge Inn (backroom next to the canal)

The main discussion will be on forming a Critical Incident Plan for Peartree Bridge. Members of other Woughton Residents’ Associations are welcome to attend.

Peartree Bridge residents who would like to receive news, agendas and minutes of the meetings, or just get involved in the exciting future of Peartree Bridge, please email : [email protected]

If you don’t have access to email, please ask a neighbour to contact us on your behalf, and we will happily phone or visit you.

journey from our offices to the Gurdwara, where the biscuits were offered as thanks to the temple. With dozens of people taking part, a huge thank you to everyone at the Gurdwara for being so very welcoming, to all those who took part and we look forward to many more events over the coming year.


Tuesday 15th January 2019 7pm-8pm Coffee Hall Community Centre.Thursday 17th January 2019 7pm-8pm Eaglestone Community Centre.Tuesday 22nd January 2019 7pm-8pm Netherfield Community Centre.Tuesday 29th January 2019 7pm-8pm Tinkers Bridge Community Centre.

Make a difference

Have you ever thought of becoming a Parish Councillor? CO M E A LO N G TO O N E O F O U R

P R O S P E C T I V E CO U N C I L LO R E V E N I N G S

This May sees the Woughton Parish having elections of each of the residential estates. These include Beanhill, Coffee Hall, Eaglestone, Leadenhall, Netherfield,

Peartree Bridge and Tinkers Bridge.

To be eligible for election, a person MUST:

•have lived within 4.8 kilometres (three miles) of the parish.•be 18 years of age on the day of nomination•be a British citizen, Commonwealth citizen, or a citizen of the Republic of Ireland or a citizen of another Member State of the European Community•be shown in the register of electors in the local government area for which he or she intends to stand as a candidate; or•have resided in the area for a period of one year; or•have occupied as owner or tenant land in the area for one year; or•have had his or her principal, or only place of work in the area for one year.These are evenings of information sharing about what to expect as a Councillor and what is expected of you. We will have Councillors available to talk to you, Councillor induction booklets to take away with you.

The dates for your diary are; -

IF YOU THINK YOU CAN BE COMMITTED TO MAKING A DIFFERENCE, THEN PLEASE COME ALONG.


About MK ActMK ACT is a charity in Milton Keynes that provides quality support services to families experiencing domestic abuse. Working with over 100 families’ everyday to help them move on from fear and abuse. They have been providing safe emergency accommodation in Milton Keynes for women and their children escaping domestic violence for over 40 years. Over the last year Mk ACT has supported 985 people.

The Facts

I’m being abused – what shall I do?

If you are being abused, it may help to remember this:• You’re not alone. • You don’t have to deal with this on your own.• The abuse is not your fault.• You cannot change your partner.• Domestic violence is against the law.

Please note calls are low cost and in confidence. For support or to discuss your options call free and in confidence:

If you feel at risk don’t be afraid to call the police: 999

MK ACT Services

• Crisis Intervention Service: a single point of referral which ensure clients tell their story only once. Specialist advisors offer information, Independent

court support, as well as emotional support. Access to health, housing and legal advice and further support from other parts of the service. The service is accredited by safe lives and has been awarded the Leading Lights

• Emergency Accommodation Service: “Flagship” refuge (Standing Together Review, 2013), offering support for 28 families

• Children & Young People Support Service within the refuge

• Group Work: Freedom, First Steps to Freedom, Peer Support, Ilam programmes, Recovery Toolkit and Improving Wellbeing

• Fresh Start: Perpetrator programme, partner support

• Counselling Service: Volunteer counsellors in the refuge and in our Crisis Intervention Service.

• Resettlement Service: funded by the Milton Keynes Community Foundation to provide support for those moving on from the refuge and also those in the community

• Training: For Professionals

• Play Therapy for children in the refuge and in the community

• Client Support Volunteer Service: to reduce isolation in establishing independent living

Would you like to help Mk Act?

• £5 buys someone who is suffering from domestic violence a new sim card so they can keep them selves safe and call for help. Some of the people we work with have never had access to their own phone before.• £10 pays for a family to flee their home where they are experiencing domestic violence and takes them to the refuge.• £25 buys emergency food for a family fleeing domestic abuse.• £100.00 supports personal development / education opportunities.• £200.00 goes towards Play Therapy to help children affected by domestic abuse.To Donate: www.localgiving.org.uk/mk-act

FOR A FUNDRAISING PACK PLEASE EMAIL [email protected]

MK ACT Helpline: 0344 375 4307Monday – Friday 9am – 5pm

0808 2000247 National Domestic Violence Helpline (24 hours)


H O W D O W E S Q U A R E T H I S C I R C L E ?

Here at the Community Council, we hear lots about parking issues across the parish and are eager to see how we can make things better. Some issues are about there being too many cars and not enough spaces, but others are about people being inconsiderate and not thinking about the impact on other around.

The hospital is one of our largest employers, with hundreds of people going to the site each day, either to work there, as a patient or to visit. Despite new car parks being built, there remain issues around capacity. This means that there are estates surrounding the hospital that bear the brunt, with people parking outside peoples houses, on blind corners and in other places which can cause danger and inconvenience.

We also experience issues with other areas, especially when there are events taking place at places of worship, the Bowl, the Stadium and other venues. Issues around local schools at drop off / pick up time are also difficult – whilst this isn’t a problem only for Woughton, it is worrying to see how some people put children’s lives in danger, just so that they can be closer to the school.

Woughton Community Council are currently working with Milton Keynes Council, Thames Valley Police, the hospital, places of worship and Resident Associations to try and find solutions to some of these issues. Earlier this year, we saw yellow lines installed in some areas – whilst this has helped, it seems to have simply pushed the problem to other areas. The parking competition with local schools raised some awareness and when council officers attend the schools, parking and road manners improve, but soon slip back again when they aren’t

Parking

there. We shall continue to work on this and hope that we can find some solutions. However, this is something that we are ALL going to have to get behind, so please:

- Park considerately.

- DON’T stop on zebra crossings / hatching outside schools

- Please don’t park on the grass verges – it trashes them and makes them impossible to mow.

We will continue to explore all options open – resident permits, more yellow lines, restrictions on verge parking, more enforcement patrols, but these options are all dependent on everyone being committed to these changes. We will update you as soon as we hear anything from our partners.

IT IS WORRYING TO SEE HOW SOME PEOPLE PUT CHILDREN’S LIVES IN DANGER just so that they can be closer to the school.

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