We have been sent this today, which may be of interest to you.
Please follow this link to find out more details and apply for this 6-month temporary position with the Leeds Countryside Rangers, and please forward to anyone else that you think might be interested.
Many thanks,
Dan
Daniel Malster
Acting Senior Countryside Ranger
Temple Newsam
Stable Courtyard
Temple Newsam Estate
Temple Newsam Road
LS15 0AD
Tel: 0113 336 7548
Mob: 07891 276619
Please see below recently published in the Adel Bells Church Magazine by Cllr Barry Anderson which may be of interest to you.
I am pleased to report that following successful interviews an applicant has been offered the position of School Crossing Patrol Warden on Sir George Martin Drive. The Council Officer responsible has advised that they hope to have the Warden in place at Adel by the end of February.
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Please see below recently received from Cllr Barry Anderson which may be of interest to you.
I was in touch with the Planner responsible for this application to thank her for securing the additional £35,000 for the traffic light enhancements on the Church Lane/Otley Road junction. She also advised me of the following:
“On Thursday morning the applicant agreed to contribute towards a MOVA system at the Church Lane/Otley Road junction – £35,000. In relation to Plans Panel itself, they determined to defer and delegate for approval subject to an alteration to one of the conditions. This condition related to materials; members did not like the proposed artificial stone so they requested the general materials condition.”
On seeking further clarification on her response above it appears that the Plans Panel were not happy with the artificial stone in Old Heather Black and they have asked that officers work with local Councillors and representatives of local residents to come up with an agreed way forward. What in effect “defer and delegate” means is that officers have to conclude negotiations with David Wilson Homes on the conditions that were agreed including the one above that has been slightly amended.
As soon as I get any further updates I will get in touch with you.
Thanks
We took part in a national metal theft day of action on the 27th where local scrap yards were checked for any stolen stock, visitors to the sites were checked along with their vehicles and any property on them, in total 9 vehicles were stopped, 6 searched along with the occupants and 1 reported for road traffic offences.
Faithwatch
PC Stead attended the latest Faithwatch meeting which was held on the 28th at the Adel Meeting House to provide an update on crime and on hand for any crime prevention advice. There are no specific incidents to report.
Farmwatch
On Carlton Lane suspects have entered a farm-yard through the main gates overnight and have entered an outbuilding. Suspects have selected a range of farmer’s tools and then left through the main gates. Nearly £3000.00 worth of tools and items have been stolen.
Crime
There have been no reported burglaries or car crime this week in the area.
ASB No incidents to report.
Other news
PCSO Reardon visited the Scouts at the Adel Methodist Church this week, which was enjoyed by all, our dog handler also called in to show off the working police dog which was a highlight for many. PCSO King and Southwood have provided inputs on stranger danger and people who help us to the pupils of Adel Primary.
Arrests of note
A 47 year old male from Kirkstall has been arrested on suspicion of going equipped to burgle after he was found in the evening on Weetwood Lane with a torch and lock pick, jewellery was also found following a search, he has been charged and remanded, further enquiries are on going to locate the owner of the jewellery.
For full police report of North West Outer NPT please click here…
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Further to our previous post please see below received today from Cllr Barry Anderson.
Please accept my apologies but we have not been able to recover all the missed waste in the Adel Wood area. We have had numerous vehicle related issues which has prevented us completing all recovery collections.
We have made arrangements for this waste to be recovered first thing in the morning (Friday).
Please accept my apologies for any inconvenience caused. We will instruct the crews to recover all presented waste and all non presented waste as we are aware that some residents will have taken their bins back in to their properties.
Many thanks
Ben
Ben Grabham
Service Manager (acting)
Environmental Services
Leeds City Council
Adel Crag Community Association 