Summer Fete Raffle Prize Winners, 14th July 2007:

1st Prize - Boat Trip. Adele Smith
2nd - Voucher for Blind. Val Strain
3rd - Indian Meal. Emily Steel
4th - Chinese Meal. Sue Hart
5th - Brook Hotel Meal. Margaret Flack
6th - Siam Orchid Meal. Michael Pritchard
7th - Meat Voucher. Linda Moscrop
8th - Meal Owl & Pussy. Mrs Tilley
9th - Morrisons Voucher. Mr. Hines
10th - Teachers Whisky. Val Strain
11th - Teddy Bear. Corrine Stockdale
12th - Bottle of Wine.  Sue Hart
13th - Bucks Fizz. William Leek
14th - White Bear. William Wedge
15th - Bottle of Wine. William Wedge
16th - Cosmetics. Ann Rodwell
17th - Fondue Set. John Jenkins
18th - Mugs & Coaster. Louise Boyt
19th - Spa Collection. Paul Jenkins
20th - Bottle of Sangria. Linda Moscrop
21st - Bottle of Sherry. Linda Moscrop
22nd - Hydrangea. David Stapleton
23rd - Glass Roulette. Val Strain

General Meeting, 02/04/07:

A good turn out with over 40 members attending an informative and entertaining evening. The meeting was addressed by PCSO Andrew Hillman, County Councillor Graham Newman and Town and District Councillor Mike Ninnmey, we are always grateful to them for their support. This was followed by Association business and update since the last meeting. The meeting expressed its disappointment at the withdrawal of the "Police Direct" email service, which was thought of as a very quick, efficient and valuable service to the public. We would wish to see something similar replacing it in the not to distant future. There was concern that community associations had not been invited to be part of the newly formed "Safer Neighbourhood Teams”.

The executive were then asked to write to Suffolk Constabulary, the Highways Agency, the Town Council and the Port of Felixstowe in the following terms: “This Community Association expresses its grave concern about the congestion and disruption caused to residents of Cavendish Park and other areas of Felixstowe and district by Operation Stack. It also fears that emergency vehicles may be delayed as a consequence of the present stacking system. It believes that Operation Stack should be redesigned with better management by the police and Highways Agency Officials. In particular, serious consideration should be given to the use of the old A45 at Levington and to maximum use of suitable areas within the Port of Felixstowe.”

Taking to heart Suffolk Coastal's desire to reduce pollution and save money, CPCA has negotiated a deal with Morrisons Supermarket to purchase 120 low energy light bulbs, one for each of its member's homes. See Felixstowe TV text news story here.

After that the fun part of the evening commenced starting with refreshments followed by a fun quiz, Raffle, 100 club draw and time to renew or make friendships.

Barry Farr and Louise Boyt have replied to the Local Government Ombudsman’s provisional report into the planning process regarding the skatepark on Orwell Green. See Felixstowe TV text news story here.

Click on the links below for more reports:

The Summer Fete 2006

AGM 18th October 2005

General Meetings and Fete 2005

Barry’s Letters

The Missing Generations

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