Next Area Panel Meeting
Thursday 26th January 2006, 6.00pm
The Burngreave Area Panel New Year’s Awards at Sheffield Town Hall, Pinstone Street.
Burngreave Area Panel
- It's not just sports
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You may have seen the Burngreave Sport Project activities in the Messenger each issue, it’s run by Activity Sheffield, part funded by the Area Panel, and its doing all sorts of physical activities in the area. So what sorts of things are happening?
- Two- and Four-legged Friends
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At November 2005's Area Panel meeting questions were raised about rat infestation. We’ve also received complaints about rats being seen in some local parks – possibly connected with food left for birds.
- Area Panel outcomes
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At November 2005’s Panel meeting, the scheme for deciding on which streets would get priority for any future Facelift scheme was agreed.
- New Year's Honours Nominations
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The Panel’s annual New Year’s Honours will be awarded at the Town Hall on Thursday 26th 2005 at 6pm.
- Councillors' Surgery Dates
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Your local councillors, Jackie Drayton, Ibrar Hussain and Steve Jones share surgeries on a rota basis. Details here.
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