A major win on Centurion house as the original plan for a bin store outside that would be a major eyesore for residents is moved out of sight. Website management is now in hand with a committee member adequately trained. … Continue reading →

Some good news on areas we’ve been pushing – the pothole has been repaired properly outside kings buildings, we’ve lobbied Sam Dixon on AirBNB licensing, pushed forward some new parking proposals and agreed a summer get together at Alexanders. https://ksara.org/wp-content/uploads/2024/08/KSARA-Minutes-4th-June-2024.pdf

Meeting was focussed on admin areas that needed picking up – from website management to banking and the residents contact list. We were also pushing the pothole issues on king buildings and parking amendments. https://ksara.org/wp-content/uploads/2024/08/KSARA-14th-May-2024-Minutes-.pdf

Main topics of discussion were the on-going Centurion House conversion (which was proceeding well, with Sue Houghton keeping tabs on Blue Oak). Parking was another topic discussed. Firstly; what advice to give residents if abuse of parking permits (by AirBNB … Continue reading →

The meeting was very focussed on the Centurion House refurbishment and the impact on residents. Three major achievements had been delivered; the lighting restored to Fireman’s Square, a residents forum with the developers of Centurion House (Blue Oak) and confirmation … Continue reading →

We spent time discussing the Centurion House redevelopment and trying to get to the bottom of the various planning applications and more particularly responsibility for the lighting in Fireman’s square. We also discussed ideas for improving the participation in organised … Continue reading →

The meeting spent some time discussing the Carol Concert and participation. The event had gone very well and attracted several new residents. Discussion was had about how to increase resident participation – we will discuss more at the Feb meeting. … Continue reading →

Highlights of the December KSARA Committee meeting. This month we spent time discussing the AGM and preparing for the upcoming carol concert. Sue Houghton was praised for her calm chairmanship of the AGM, which worked well at St Peters church … Continue reading →