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Landlord Conference

We refer to the above that the Chair of Adel Crag attended in 2011.  Please see the response recently received from LCC below which may be of interest to you.

Dear all,

Firstly, a huge thank you to everyone that attended the landlord conference in 2011. I am delighted to be able to attach the first official feedback from the day itself. I apologise for the delay in this response but we felt it necessary to ensure all the points that you raised in feedback were investigated and we allowed our various partners and departments opportunity to formulate ideas and their official responses.

As and when further information becomes available this will be issued to you.

Thank you once more and we look forward to continued collaboration in the private rented sector.

Yours faithfully,

LCC Housing Regulation

Private Rented SectorHousingTeam
Leeds City Council
Knowsthorpe Gate
Cross Green
Leeds
LS9 0NP

prs.housing@leeds.gov.uk

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Leeds Landlord Accreditation Scheme

You may be interested to know that we have recently received the following information in respect of the above from Cllr Barry Anderson.

Application 11/04955/FU – Laying out of access road and erection of 45 houses with garages and landscaping -Holt Avenue, Adel.

Please find attached the report that has been submitted to the Plans Panel for their consideration at 1.30 pm on Thursday 1st March in rooms 6 & 7 in the Civic Hall in respect of the planning application by David Wilson Homes for housing on the land opposite Holt Avenue.

This meeting is a public meeting and if you would like to attend you are welcome to do so.

As far as I am aware there will be a verbal submission by a resident on behalf of the Adel Association setting out some views and issues that they would like to bring to the attention of the Plans Panel followed by a submission by David Wilson Homes, there will then be a discussion on this application.

To ensure that the members of the Plans Panel have an understanding of the site and the proposal there will be a site visit by the panel at approximately 10.40 am on Thursday 1st March.

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Please be aware of the attached scam which has recently affected residents in nearby Wetherby. 

Crime:
There have been no reported burglaries in the area this week. There has been 1 report of vehicle crime which occurred on Otterburn Gardens where a car has had the rear window smashed and the door lock and the steering column have been damaged, the only item missing from the vehicle is an IPAD.

Lead Flashing has been taken from an outhouse on Wayland Croft and also from two garages on Adel Mead.

A set of aluminium ladders have been taken from a rear garden on Wayland Approach.

Leaflets have been put through letter boxes in some areas of Adel this week, with advice on crime and security. This is due to an increase in lead thefts in the area.

SID has been used on Adel Lane, 7 vehicles were caught travelling over the speed limit.

ASB no incidents to report.

For full police report of North West Outer NPT please click here…

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We are pleased to inform you that the Area Panel of West North West Homes Leeds has approved our request for a community notice board.

It has been agreed without spoiling the natural beauty of the area that the notice board is to be located at the bottom part of the communal grassed area opposite the local shop facing Sir George Martin Drive.

The benefits for this notice board would provide information to residents and the community of issues that are relevant to the local community.

We have been given to understand that the notice board will be erected sometime in March. We will endeavour to keep you posted of further developments.

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January 17, 2011 

You may be interested in the information below.

Thanks

Publisher
Adel Crag

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Dear Householder,

I am very sorry to report that a number of residents in the area have been the victim of lead thefts.

I wanted to take the opportunity to contact all residents to provide some crime reduction advice and keen to make your local officers known to you and how you can contact them.

The houses that have been targeted in the area have had the lead flashing removed from about the window / door. This crime is usually committed by people looking to weigh the metal in for money at scrap metal dealers.

In order to reduce future incidents I would like to recommend anti-climb paint. This can usually be obtained from most D-l-Y and hardware stores. If you paint this directly on to the lead it may act as a deterrent as scrap dealers will not weigh in lead which has this painted on due to the effect it has on their equipment when they melt it down.

As well as your local officers being around the area I would like to let you know you can contact us directly either by phone or email.

If you are reporting an emergency then you must ring 999.

For a ‘non emergency’ to report a crime or routine incident ring 101.

If you wish to speak directly to your Neighbourhood Policing Team at Otley Police Station call us on 01274 471458. This is not a permanently staffed number and you may have to leave a message. We will get back to you personally and the contact will be from a local NF officer who understands the problems of your neighbourhood.

You can also contact one of your local officers directly (if they are on duty) they will give you’re their contact numbers personally when you see them or they are available on our website www.westyorkshire.police.uk/npt.

If you have any information regarding the lead thefts I would like you to please contact us in one of the above ways.

You could Also contact Crimestoppers in confidence on 0800 555 111.

Pc 4831 Stead
North WestOuter Neighbourhood Policing Team
Adel & Holt Park

SCAM:
A NHW coordinator in the Pennines area has reported that last weekend he received a phone call that sounded like a scam.

“I received a call about stopping unwanted phone calls…. the thing is the caller asks for only for £1.99 as a one-off payment but wants visa card details as it’s not on your normal phone bill.”

The man was very plausible, sounding just like a BT operator. When I asked for his name and number … he hung up. BT state it’s an international scam and give the advice, just say NO and put the phone down.

Crime:
There have been no reported burglaries or car crime in the area this week.

On Wayland Approach there have been two houses that have had lead flashing stolen from porch roofs. The local scrap yards have been checked to see if anyone has tried to take lead there in exchange for money. There are no further lines of enquiry for this at the moment.

On Farrar Lane a lady has been walking home from the shop’s with her child and pram when she has been looking in her bag, a male from behind has snatched the bag and run off. There were no witness’s to this. This happened at dinner time.

ASB:
No incidents to report.

Other news:
PCSO Claire Salkeld has been into St John the Baptist Church to provide an input on Road safety, which was very much enjoyed by the pupils.

Arrests of note:
A 19 year old male from Holt Park has been arrested for a theft that occurred on Farrar Lane where a handbag was stolen from a victim, drugs were also found on the male when arrested, he has been charged with the drugs offences and further enquiries are on going with the theft.

For full police report of North West Outer NPT please click here…

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Rounders Challenge (Age 9 to 15)

Adel Crag V Holt Park

 

This is a response as a challenge from Holt Park. We are hopefully to hold a game of rounder’s at the Bedquilts, Adel

Sunday 25th March 

1.00- 3.00 pm approximately

 

We would like to encourage as many parents/guardian as possible to come along and support the children.  This also includes grandparent’s children who may live elsewhere.  If you are under 16 you must get permission from your parent/ guardian.

Both associations pledge to make a donation to Sport Relief 2012.

Should you be interested in participating in the game then please contact us on our website/ Adel Crag Facebook page or contact Francis Garbutt 07742 047728 as soon as possible.

Further details will be published nearer the time.

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The free trip to Lincoln Christmas Market was a great success with 47 people of all generations attending, despite it being a cold day.  Everyone enjoyed it.

These are some of the comments received:

“Mulled wine and Bratwurst helped to make up for the feeling of being a sardine in an ocean of very tightly packed sardines. We had a good day, but there was an unbelievable amount of people there”!

“The architecture inside the magnificent 12th Century Cathedral was so beautiful it took your breath away.  In fact we enjoyed it so much we later went back to take another look round.”

“It was divine to see and listen to the story about one of the stone carvings within the Cathedral – the Lincoln Imp.”  Apparently there are several variations of the legend surrounding the figure.  History of the Lincoln Imp please click here…..

“It was unbelievable how many people were there feeling packed together like penguins but warm which created a great atmosphere.”

“Thanks for a good day out on Saturday. We all appreciated the opportunity to take part and feel grateful for all the hard work put in to organising the event. It was an enjoyable day, in spite of all the tremendous crowds of visitors.”

“It was nice that the Lincoln Council had organised a one-way system in place to make it easier for visitors but still they continued to walk in the wrong direction thus making it more difficult to get through the crowds.

“We would love to do the trip again sometime.”

Adel Crag would like to thank you all for your comments and to thank all those who kindly gave a donation. This will be used wisely towards forthcoming events and other commodities that are necessary for your association to engage with all generations.

We also wish to thank West North West Homes Leeds for Diverse Community Fund funding for the trip, which your association submitted a bid for approval, making it possible for us to give all generations some joy and an opportunity to get to know each other better and to bring back the community spirit.

We hope you’ll continue to support us and look forward to seeing you again at our future events.

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26th October 2011

Adel Association Meeting

Please note that the Adel Association meeting this Thursday (16th) has been cancelled. The next meeting will be on Thursday 15th March at 7.30pm at The Stables, Back Church Lane, Adel.

Please could you let any friends, neighbours who are not on the internet know about this cancellation.

Thank you.

Crime:
Excellent news with no reported burglaries in the last week. There has been 1 report of vehicle crime on Kingsley Drive where a car was stolen and later recovered on Church Lane with smashed windows and axle damage, it is believed the owner dropped the keys near to the car and these were found by the offenders.

ASB: no incidents to report.

Arrests of note:
A 22 year old from Methley has been arrested for a burglary on Long Causeway back in early January, he is also arrested for possession of cannabis after a quantify was found at his house, he has been given an adult caution for this, further enquiries are on going regards the burglary.

For full police report of North West Outer NPT please click here…

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