David Wilson Homes

Following a recent article by Dr Barrie Hopson, Chairman Adel Association published in the North Leeds Life Magazine and Adel Bells Church Magazine about David Wilson Homes Appeal.

Adel Crag Community Association wish to make some comments about the Appeal in which Francis Garbutt, Chairman attended at Leeds Civic Hall to give support to the association.

The opening of the appeal was well presented at the hearing by Dr Barrie Hopson followed by the team of The Adel Association who put in endless hours preparing their case and they strongly objected to the fact that they were not consulted at any stage on the withdrawal of the Plans, which meant that the views of the local community were virtually ignored.  They were simply informed that Leeds City Council supported the proposal in return for a deal on costs.

Although the appeal went on for weeks sadly The Adel Association received the decision on the Holt Avenue David Wilson Homes proposal.  They were not optimistic but the inspector has stated that the developers need to talk with them and the Council about a new design.  They have been granted outline planning permission so have to come up with new designs to take into account the objections raised by them and the council.  He also raised flooding issues and the developers will have to take note of that.

It has been said that David Wilson Homes should never have won their case.  There are so many Brownfield sites around Leeds.  Adel is such a beautiful area, and should remain as such.  Shame on those who allowed this to happen.  Surprisingly David Wilson Homes threw money at LCC to overcome most barriers, and LCC took the money which is a very tainted way to do business.

For further updates you may wish to attend The Adel Association meetings which are open to all residents and take place on the 3rd Thursday each month except August and December at the stables, Back Church Lane at 7.30pm.

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Shrubs and Shrub Beds Maintenance in Adel Woods, Wayland Approach and Wayland Croft Estate Update

Further to previous post dated 13th February which can be viewed by clicking here….

Adel Crag Association wish to thank Glendale and WNWHLs Estate Caretakers for an excellent job in cutting back the shrubs and shrub beds during April/ May which has made a vast difference in our community.

This information has been passed on to Glendale and WNWHLs for their attention.

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Reminder to All Residents to Donate old Newspapers for Local School

Further to previous post please click here… 

Reminder to all residents who have already kindly saved old newspapers to donate to the Adel Primary School for the purpose of an event could they please hand in on Monday 13th June at 3.30pm and not before at the school reception.

Should you need any assistance please contact us by clicking here….

We would be grateful if you would share this news with your friends on Facebook and help keep everyone in the local area informed of what is happening in our community.

Thank you for your assistance in this matter.

Adel Crag Association Donate Art Materials to Local School

Adel Crag Community Association recently donated Art Materials to the Adel Primary School.  The school are to have an art and literacy project and would like residents to donate old newspapers excluding magazines for this event.

Please note all newspapers to be handed in on Monday 13th June at 3.30pm and not before at the school reception.

If you need any further information please contact us by clicking here….

We would be grateful if you would share this news with your friends on Facebook and help keep everyone in the local area informed of what is happening in our community.

Thank you for your assistance in this matter.

Suzi the Parrot has Surrendered

A local resident wishes to give a big “thank you” for everyone who helped capture Suzi the parrot.

The support of people and the kindness of everyone who helped stay sane during the attempted capture of Suzi.

She finally surrendered after several days away from home.  As soon as she saw her owner, flew down to some wheelie bins and held her foot out to climb on its owner.

Suzi was dehydrated, tired and hungry but as soon as she got home she was back to her normal self bossing her boyfriend around who is also a parrot.

Once again, the owner wishes to thank you for all your help and hope’s she didn’t cause too much upset.