Croxley Green Residents Association. Up to date news on local issues.

Aims of the Croxley Green Residents Association

Protect the amenities of Croxley Green. Prevent the erosion of the local Green Belt. Protect and promote the identity, integrity and sustainability of the area. Take action upon matters relating to the civic and social welfare of the area. Improve communication between TRDC, the Parish Council and other relevant local authorities and the members of the Association. Provide regular information to members of the Association and consult with them as appropriate. Identify under-represented groups and try to involve them in the Association’s activities. To include support for local youth-orientated activities, clubs and facilities, encouraging youth engagement with local and wider communities. Work to curb unnecessary local Government expenditure. Stimulate the interest of residents and businesses in the welfare of the area. Provide a medium through which members may express their views on matters of local interest. Work with existing local organisations in the locality of the area, including neighbouring Residents’ Associations. Raise the profile of the Association

Look on the "Green Belt page" to have your say on a TRDC Consultation as to the impending loss of green belt

10th March 2014 AGM (7:30pm) The Library, Barton Way, Croxley Green / 12th May 2014 / 14th July 2014 / 8th September 2014

Local News for Croxley Green

Local Schools, Groups & Organisations

Whats On & Local Events

News on the impening history site

Issues affecting Croxley Green

Local Businesses in Croxley Green

Walk the Croxley Green Boundary

The Resident Magazine & Archive

Boundary Walk, Stones Orchard, Nature Notes

The Community Plan

Members & Documents

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Chairmans Comments

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HELP NOAH WALK
Hi, my name is Noah. I’m four years old and I live with my mummy, daddy and two sisters. I was born just over nine weeks early and spent the first five weeks being looked after by the great people in the special care baby unit. Due to my early arrival I have had a few more challenges than most children my age, however I have done very well in overcoming them. I’m a smart, happy little boy with a great spirit and have lots of love for others. The biggest challenge that I face now in my everyday life is living with a condition called Cerebral Palsy, which causes spasticity in my legs that can be uncomfortable and makes balancing and getting around hard for me.

Please donate whatever you can HERE
Please contact us should you have any ideas for local fundraising ideas

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