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Scuba Diving at Golden Lane Estate
July 26, 2012 at 6pm to July 25, 2013 at 9pm – Golden Lane Leisure Centre EVERY THURSDAY 6-9pm
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Organized by Scuba diva | Type: scuba, diving
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Community Fun Day in Fortune Street Park, Sat 29th June 12-5pm
June 29, 2013 from 12pm to 5pm – Fortune Street Park
We are looking for: Volunteers Funding Cake makers Animal lovers Artists musical people To make this the best ever day for everyone please contact friendsfortunestreetpark@mac.com or 07949734534
Organized by Friends of Fortune Street Park Group | Type: annual, local, community, fun, day, its, 10th, anniversary.
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YMCA building
Spotted this interesting article today.
http://www.sevenstreets.com/city-living/halls-of-resistance-student...
It's about development in Liverpool but it speaks more generally to proposals around creating "high-density bed banks for high-churn residents" and the potential impact on local communities.
Given previously voiced concerns on here and elsewhere about the future of the YMCA building, it makes thoughtful reading.
As an ex-student and ex-YMCA resident (back in the stone age) I'm absolutely a supporter of affordable housing, but high density living needs considerate planning and management, particularly if it's high-churn too. I hope the Corporation listens carefully to all residents' concerns.
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Permalink Reply by Christine Clifford on -
Thanks for posting this Jean. There are so many student residence development along Goswell Road on the way up to Angel, it seems mad to have another on in the YMCA site.
Students add life and energy to cities but are harmful to residential communities as many if us experienced with the Y.
I hope they go for a low-churn residential option.
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