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The NMB he latest meeting of the Neighbourhood Management Board (NMB) discussed the following items:

Matters Arising Braunstone Hall The meeting held on Tuesday 10th March reported that planning decisions regarding Braunstone Hall were going to be decided post-election.

Resident Network News – a committee was set up to oversee the Braunstone Awards and was working hard to put on a good event. A trip to Twinlakes is fully booked and the website updated and is now live. braunstoneresidentsnetwork.co.uk Clean Up Braunstone Two events have been planned to tackle areas around shops on Wellinger Way and Aylmer Road. b-connected, residents, police and the Residents Network will be joining forces with shop keepers to clean up these areas. Other clean-up events will take place throughout the year.

Park Services review There will be cuts in services which will be felt across the city, at present there are no firm decisions and the board will be informed when information is known. AR asked the board to keep the public aware that suspicious packages containing meat have been found on the park, it is possible these packages may be poisoned and if people find them, please remove them and bring them to the stable block staff.

Police Update The CCTV recording system on Blackbird Road has been upgraded and cameras are able to capture much clearer images, night vision is also available. All cameras footage is kept for one month, residents are urged to report crime and ASB. Operation Ingenious has been very successful in due to police and housing working together. Tenancies are at risk if repeated issues are reported to police with regards to particular addresses. Parking and speeding problems around local schools have been highlighted.

Upcoming Events Braunstone History Group will be having an event at the Stable Block on 26th March – they will be giving half hourly guided tours of their exhibition space. Also people are encouraged to bring photos of their wedding day as the group would like to scan them.

The Braunstone Carnival at Fullhurst School on Saturday 27th June from 12noon to 4pm. Res Net subsidised minibus will be available.

Two bands will be playing in the walled garden, on 28th June and 9th August. All are welcome but please be aware that alcohol will not be allowed at this event.

Neighbourhood Review Update.

As yet information is not known about final decisions regarding the taking over of community centres in the area.

The team are working with interested parties to put together business plans.

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ts been a busy time for us, the Awards night was a great success and we are hoping to build on this for next year. We had over 113 nominations, that’s 113 groups or individuals who are busy doing good things all year round and that’s something to be proud of! So well done Braunstone!! We have also been involved in a couple of Clean Up Days around two shop areas, one on Wellinger Way and one on Aylmer Road. It’s been good to get the shop keepers and locals involved as both areas suffer with a lot of litter. We are keen to remind people to use the bins provided! We have just returned from Twinlakes, where we subsidised the trip for 66 residents. It was a smashing day!

We are planning another trip soon and want to know if you would like to go to the National Memorial Arboretum or Black Country Museum, let us know on our Facebook page “Braunstone Residents Network”. We are really looking forward to this years carnival on 27th June and are giving a donation of £1000 to make it happen! Hope you come along and join us.

Braunstone History Group Heritage Exhibition The Braunstone History group recently held a “Heritage Exhibition” at the Braunstone Hall stables museum. “People were very enthusiastic about the event” which had over 80 people visiting, making this event “excellent, one of the best”.

The exhibition started with groups hearing about the history of the hall when Clarent Winstanley lived there, followed by the history of the hall once it became a school. One gentleman who visited the exhibition was even born in one of the huts that were previously on the park, left behind by the Americans during the war.

The History Group are currently working on a project involving Richard III tracing the Winstanley family tree back to him. They are still appealing for photographs or stories concerning our Braunstone Estate; its people, schools, weddings and churches. So make sure to keep an eye out in the Braunstone Alerts for any future events from the history group.

Get working at b-working I called in at b-working on Gallards Hill to talk to Rebecca Lydon, one of the Customer Support Officers, about the Work Club that runs there on Thursday mornings. The number of regular clients to Work Club has decreased due to them finding work, which is good news!

I asked Rebecca how she and her five dedicated colleagues help the unemployed. She explained how b-working’s comprehensive resources and support encourages clients in their search for work increasing confidence and motivation.

Listed are some of the services b-working offer; ● Work Club room is open Thursdays 10am-12pm. ● Computers for job search, access to printers, and internet resources. ● Support in learning computer skills, online job applications and website information. ● Creating CVs and completing hand written job applications. ● Information on training courses, College prospectuses and opportunities for voluntary work and individual action plans for finding work.

As well as Gallards Hill Work Clubs there is; the Brite Centre on Friday morning 9-11am in Braunstone. Both provide refreshments so call in if you need help. There is also a work club at the Westcotes Library on Tuesday morning 10am-1pm When I was redundant I was made to feel very welcome, got great support and made new friends through my voluntary work at b-connected. I was even nominated for services to the community in the Braunstone Awards 2014. Its great to be appreciated!

Written by Francis Hruszka

Volunteers needed for Braunstone Foodshare Call 0116 223 2256 or pop into b-connected, 45 Wellinger Way

INDOOR TABLE TOP SALE ST PETERS CHURCH BRAUNSTONE PARK BRAUNSTONE 6th June 6th 2015 June10am 2015- 2pm

10.00 am - 14:00 TABLE TOPPERS SET UPpm 9.00 am, only £5.00 per table (the church has a limited amount of tables available at £1.50 per table, so please bring your own) Refreshments & Toilet facilities available Proceeds to St Peters Church

Black Country Living Museum, Dudley

Thursday 25th June Leaving Wellinger Way at 9.15am and departing at 4pm.

Open to all and all tickets are £10 irrelevant Of age or circumstances Price includes transport and entry Restaurants, chip shops, brewery and picnic areas all on site.

Free transport available to take you around the area.

For more information please call 0116 223 2256

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e are all sad to hear of the death of William Griffiths, known to his friends as Bill. b-connected offer their sincere condolences to Bill’s Family at this time.

“A light hearted funny, kind hearted true gent that would do anything for anyone. I will forever be grateful of the time I got to spend with him and will treasure my precious memories of him. Bill you were a true inspiration to me, you will forever live on in my heart” Michelle Webster.

“As Bill would always use to say “5 and 7 I’m in heaven”.

I am glad I had the chance to meet Bill, I’m just sorry I didn’t meet Bill sooner. But the brief time I did get I will treasure forever”. Yvonne Horton.

“Bill was a very nice and friendly person. Who liked badminton and dominoes. We all miss him very much, he made us laugh and he always liked my cakes.” Dot Godfrey.

“Heaven will be a very lively place with Bill there. He will be cavorting with the angels” Pat Dunn. “ A special man with a kindly face, our Bill we can’t replace”. Kay Anderson “Bill was a really lovely man who brought sunshine to our day”. Mel Megee.

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HUGE well done to Dawn Tobin for successfully taking on 26.2 miles through the streets of London on 26th April to finish the 2015 London Marathon!!!

This years London Marathon had a special meaning for DAWN as she was not only competing to raise money for the Tri4James campaign, it was also to achieve one of her own dreams! Dawn has always wanted to run a marathon but 5 years ago she was diagnosed with Breast cancer! Now 5 years on she is fighting fit and ready to mark another one off her bucket list!

Tri4James is an amazing team of local people who since last year have been successfully fund raising non-stop to raise money for a charity called Action DUCHENNE and to buy vital equipment for 6yrs old James Liquorish who was diagnosed with Duchenne Muscular Dystrophy two years ago. Dawns proud tri4James teammates and James parents Mazz and Darren told the alert... We are very PROUD of our Dawn for choosing to run and raise money for tri4james, we couldn't think of a better person who lives life to the max to be the Tri4james mascot in 2015 London Marathon! THANK YOU! X We would also like to thank everyone who donated at the Braunstone Awards raising £144.3p to help Dawn reach her target of £2500 pound for Action Duchenne/Tri4james. Wow an amazing amount to raise Dawn! X To donate to the tri4james funds go to their dedicated website WWW Tri4james.com or their Facebook page Triforjames or pop into Mazzies cafe at the BRITE centre on Braunstone Avenue.

The Friends of the Highway Spinney Invite you to a guided walk in the Highway Spinney on Saturday 9th May 10.00 am Meet at Braunstone Crossroads entrance

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irstly I would like to say a massive thank you for our certificate of appreciation at the Braunstone Awards. It means a lot to us that our work in the community is appreciated.

In February, Braunstone officers joined forces with Streetvibe Young Peoples Services to give them a day out to remember. PC Mike Payne, event organiser, said: “Events like this are a great way to build relationships and improve young people’s opinions of the police.”

Also summers coming so remember keep your gardening equipment out of sight and locked away when not in use. Tools can be used by thieves to break into your home. We keep getting the odd theft from vehicle so please never leave anything in your car even items of clothing, close all windows and remember to lock your car at all times.

A two week operation with the police helicopter and Northamptonshire Police, has just finished on the estate. Through targeting the riding of nuisance and stolen motorbikes, a reduction has been seen in reports received. If you see youths riding and hiding motorbikes in the area, please call us on 101 or anonymously to Crimestoppers on 0800555111. Finally a gentle reminder for parents to be considerate when parking around schools, parking on yellow lines, zig-zag marking, and ignoring school crossing patrols, place all children at risk. Please don’t do it, its dangerous and illegal.

Many thanks Sergeant Gorman & the Braunstone Dedicated Neighbourhood Team.

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Community Art Exhibition

he other day, local artist, Allan Ross popped into the Alert office to tell us about the Community Art Exhibition he is organising. Allan told us that ‘He has always had a love of painting, however, it has been in the last five years that he has spent more time in producing his own art work and wanted to display his work to a wider audience’.

Allan said ‘ I have noticed that over the last year, there has been a decline in the number of Art Exhibitions in Leicester, so I decided to organise one of my own’. The Community Art Exhibition is to be held at Peoples Gallery on Wellington Street Leicester on the 30th May between 4pm and 8pm, and will be open to anyone wishing to show their work.

Admission is free, so go along and show your support for local artists and their work.

Also, from Monday 1st June, Allan and Yvonne Horton will be running a Community Art Group called the LBA (Leicester, Braunstone Arts) at the BRITE Centre at 4.30pm - 6.30pm.

Allan told us “The sessions will run every Monday evening in June, we decided to start an evening Art Group to allow more people to come along and join in”. So folks if you fancy having ago at painting or drawing or would like to improve your artistic talent, then take yourself off to the BRITE for an evening of creative magic. For more information regarding the Community Art Exhibition or the Art Group please call 0116 223 2256.

Braunstone Foodshare Dates St Peters URC BRITE Centre

St Peter’s Monday 5pm - 6.30pm Tuesday 11am - 12 pm URC Monday 4.30pm - 6pm BRITE Centre Tuesday 11am - 12pm

URC: May 14th 18th June 1st 15th 29th BRITE: May 5th 19th June 2nd 16th 30th St Peter’s: May 11th 12th 25th 26th June 8th 9th 22nd 23rd July 6th 7th

Fullhurst Community College is 25 yrs old!

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ere you there in the early days? Do you have a story or photo to share?

We’d love to hear from you: email vtazzyman@fullhurst.leicester.sch.uk

Keep up to date b-informed Want to know what is going on in Braunstone, over the summer? Well come and visit the Braunstone b-inspired or Resident’s Network website… www.b-inspired.org.uk or or find them on Facebook.

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harlie has given the Alert one of her favorite meals to share with her k9 friends - CHEESY PASTA 1. Boil 250 grams of pasta until soft, in lots of unsalted water. Then remove pasta from water and put into a large bowl.

2. Then put enough butter for a slice of bread + a desert spoon of plain flour into a pan and heat, stirring all the time.

3. Add warm boiled water from the kettle, to the butter and flour a little at a time.

Stirring all the time until you have quite a runny sauce mix.

4. Add 100 grams of grated cheese and stir until all mixed in.

5. Pour sauce over pasta and mix together.

When cooled serve some to your dog.

Humans might like it too, when you make the sauce with milk, it is perfectly healthy! try it.

Bye Bye from Charlie the Beagle

Growing for Braunstone Braunstone has been gripped by a growing frenzy. Volunteers and local residents have come together in a joint effort to grow vegetables for Braunstone Food share. They have been putting a lot of effort into sowing, planting, thinning, making potato/tomato/salad sacks, making raised beds, and chitting seed potatoes. We would like to thank Cash for Graft and Leicester Food Plan for supporting the community growing. If you would like to come and help, please contact Tracey on 0116 2232256 or email tracey.spears@b-inspired.org.uk

Braunstone Awards

2014 the Winners!

Individual Services to the Community Group Services to the Community Working with Young people Special Team Award Good Neighbours and Carers ndividual Achievement Award Workers in the Community Community Champions Shield

Braunstone Carnival 2015 Braunstone Community Carnival Saturday 27th June 2015 12:00 - 4:30pm Fullhurst Community College Fosse Road South, Braunstone Variety of outside Stalls Stage Performance including Talent Show Sport Festival, Wristbands ÂŁ2 all day!

Children under 16 - Free entrance Adults only 50p You can book a stall for free if you are a Braunstone Community Group, from ÂŁ10 if you are from outside Braunstone.

Braunstone Community Carnival will be an alcohol free, family fun event. There is no onsite parking, so please either walk to the event or use local or Resnet buses. However, disabled parking is available at the Imperial Avenue entrance.

The TV news had informed us about the last total solar eclipse that can be seen in our area for another 75 years, would be happening on Friday 20th March 2015 from 8.20 am till about 11.00 am, from our area we will see only a partial eclipse because of the curvature of the earth. So anyone still around on the 23rd September 2090 will be able to view it again then if you missed it this time,see the following photos taken from Cort Crescent over Braunstone Park as more cloud filled the sky.

Written by Robert Butcher

Trips to Skegness

Braunstone Resident’s Network

‘DROP IN SESSIONS’ Every Wednesday 10.30am - 3pm @ 45 Wellinger Way LE3 1RG For more information call 0116 223 2256

The Star team are on the move!

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ook out for your local Star Tenancy support team at the Brite Centre and Gutheridge Crescent Housing Office. Telephone the BRITE Centre for more information on 0116 299 5476.

Saturday June 6th & August 1st 2015 £10.00 per ticket per trip PICK UP FROM & DROP OFF @ Hockley Farm Medical Centre Leaving 7.30 am & returning from Skegness at 5.30 pm Contact Jo & Mariera Apple-a-day 07950472369

Queensmead the ‘Eco Friendly’ Academy

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he Alert met with teacher Phil Morrish, Simon Ingle and pupils from Queensmead Academy, for a whistle stop guided tour.

On route we saw that recycling is high on their list of priorities.

We looked at the colourful pictures of recycling activity that takes place and their Eco Plans to protect the environment.

Simon told us that general waste has significantly reduced from 5-3 bins per week. But that’s not all, instead of lunch time food waste going to landfill, a partnership is in place to recycling plant in Hinckley to turn it back into animal feed. A site visit is planed soon so that pupils can see first-hand how their efforts make a difference. As mentioned there is a definite selfsufficiency theme at the school. This includes growing, I caught up with a lunchtime Eco growing group who were just planting up in their raise beds area,their broad & runner beans seedlings. What comes across loud and clear is that there is a great sense of pride shared by everyone. Well done everyone!

Football fan keeps the Slimming Faith!

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eicester City fan Karen has become a foxy lady after joining Slimming World and has lost 4 stone and is nearly at her target weight.

Karen joined in September 2013 after 2 weeks holiday abroad left her feeling totally uncomfortable coping with a combination of the heat, hot flushes and terrible indigestion.

Walking into a slimming world was daunting but she had nothing to worry about with such a warm friendly, caring and compassionate group. The classes are fun, informative and no-one judges you.

Doing Slimming World has dramatically improved Karen’s health too. Karen said “Staying to ‘Image Therapy’ every week helped with the good and bad weeks providing motivation and support. I always have my best weight losses when I stay to class, there are some amazingly inspirational members who attend there”.

Karen loves to cook and having slimming world knowledge has meant that she still cooks her favourite dishes. There’s a great variety of foods and lots of them ‘free foods’ that can fit into your daily family life.

“Walking into the Slimming World class has changed my life.

I’m a lot happier and confident my family and friends see a vast change in me. I have much more energy, a love of life and now enjoy going out”.

Karen’s journey has inspired her so much that she is becoming a Slimming World Consultant so that she can pass her knowledge of her weight loss journey to help and inspire others. You will find her on a Tuesday Night at Folville School in Braunstone 5.30 -7.30pm. Karen said “Come along join me and the members”.

See the advert (inside back cover) in Traders Corner.

Pop up coffee shop Saturday 9�� May 2015, 1pm to 3.30pm at Blessed Sacrament Church Hall Gooding Ave Serving Fairtrade tea and coffee and home-made cakes.

This event is being run by the parish's new Justice and Peace Group.

There will be information about local issues like Services for Older People, Credit Union, Braunstone Foodshare and more. Craft activities for children too. Come along if you are interested in social justice issues, if you’d like some information, or just to have a chat with friends over a delicious cup of coffee.

Everyone is welcome.

Braunstone Foodshare 5 Stars he Alert would like to say a big well done to the Braunstone Foodshare after their recent visits from LCC Environment Health Department. All 4 sites were rated as 5 stars. The dedicated volunteers and committee members should be proud.

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In the Spotlight…

In the Spotlight this edition is volunteer Robert Coleman.

University graduate Accountant, Robert came to b-connected January this year, to gain some work experience and we have been keeping him busy ever since.

Mondays 10.00 am - 11.30 am 10.30 am - 11.30 pm 11.00 am - 12.30 pm 2.00 pm - 4.00 pm 4.30 pm - 6.00 pm 4.30 pm - 6.00 pm 4.00 pm - 6.00 pm 6.00 pm - 9.00 pm

A good night in?

Watching a film or gaming with friends.

What animal would you be?

11.00 am - 1.00 pm A dog or wolf.

12.30 pm - 2.30 pm 10.00 am - 12.00 pm What is your pet hate?

4.30 pm - 6.00 pm People playing with polystyrene .

What was the last book you read?

10.00 am - 12.00 pm The Bourne Identity.

10.15 am - 11.15 am What is your favourite film?

10.30 am - 3.00 pm Shawshank redemption..

11.00 am - 2. 00 pm Describe Braunstone in 3 words?

1.30 pm - 3.30 pm Inviting, great scenery.

3.30 pm - 5.00pm What words would people use to 4.30pm - 6.30pm describe you?

4.30 pm - 6.00 pm Funny and laid back.

10.00 am - 12.00 pm What’s the furthest you have ever 11.45 am - 1.30 pm been from home?

Florida.

12.00 pm - 2.00 pm What is your ideal holiday?

12.00 pm - 2.30 pm Florence, Italy.

12.00 pm - 3.00 pm What one thing would you change?

To end famine.

13.00 pm - 13.30 pm What is your most attractive quality?

My brain and wealth of general knowledge. 1.00 pm - 3.00 pm 1.00 pm - 3:30 pm …and your least?

2.30 pm - 3.30 pm My feet.

5.00 pm - 6.00 pm Have you a claim to fame?

5.00 pm - 7.30 pm I was in the Newspaper.

5.45 pm - 8.00 pm How do you want to be remembered?

For making people laugh.

10.00 am - 12.00 pm In a movie of your life who would play You? 10.00 am - 1.00 pm Anyone , as long as Morgan Freeman narrates it.

6.00 pm - 8.00 pm

50+ Aqua Fit, Leisure Centre Talk Time, Cort Crescent CC Let’s Walk Braunstone, Stable Block, Braunstone Park Golden Years Group (Bingo!)

Blessed Sacrament Church Braunstone Foodshare (See details in the Alert) Think Ahead Plus, Oak Centre Taragh Twirlers, Oak Centre Theatre Craft Class 13 yrs up, Winstanley Centre Tuesdays Mums & Babies, Cort Crescent CC Stitch & B*tch, Cort Crescent CC Braunstone History Group, BRITE Think Ahead Plus, Oak Centre Wednesdays Open Door, St Peters Coffee & Chat, St Peter’s Resnet Drop in Sessions @ b- connected 45 Wellinger ALVV Art Classes Cort Crescent CC Garage Sale , 45 Wellinger Way Art Group For Children , Oak Centre Taragh Twirlers Oak Centre Think Ahead Plus, Oak Centre Thursdays Open Door, St Peters Lunch Club ,Trinity Church Every 1�� & 3�� Thursday of each month, price £4.50.

Nappucino, Cort Crescent CC Nappy Library, Cort Crescent CC Women of Wisdom Co-operative Cort Crescent Summer’s Cafe Armchair Aerobics (& chat!), Winstanley Centre Knit & Natter, BRITE Centre Art Group, Cort Crescent CC Friendship Club, Trinity Church The Hub, BRITE Centre Theatre Craft Class 3-9 yrs, Winstanley Centre Bingo @ The Oak Centre Fridays Friday Pop-in, Blessed Sacrament Church Sew `n’ So’s Craft Group, Oak Centre Golden Gloves Boxing Club

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Dear Tracey and Francis, Yesterday Paul showed me the email of your planned article (Loud and Proud at Folville) for the March/April Braunstone Alert Magazine.

I just wanted to say how pleased I am, both with the article you have written, and as I said before, the idea of writing the article in the first place. Thank you very much.

The hard work which you mention in the final paragraph, which includes writing and differentiating musical parts so that each child can take part on her/his own, makes it even more worthwhile when your magazine sets out to value what children do.

With Best Wishes from Judy Busby Folville School Dear Alert

When we were asked to attend the Bean Factory on the 1st April 2015 my first thought was APRIL FOOL, however I turned up, and so did over 20 others, at the Brite Centre at 10.00am and after some initial instructions from Bean Factory coordinator Tracey Spears.

We were all making seed pots out of ordinary newspaper. We had a lot of fun helping each other.

We could choose which seeds to sow in the pots, we all vowed to follow the progress of our little seedlings, so please watch out for any further announcements.

Keep Braunstone Clean and Live Green!

A community that Cleans together…stays together.

Occupational Therapy students at b-connected organised and ran two clean-up’s on Wellinger Way and Aylmer Road. We felt that the clean-up’s would get people to work together and promote their community positively. Taking part in these events creates opportunities to take pride in the local area, meet with other residents and community services within Braunstone. We hope that the clean-ups will encourage shop keepers to work together with residents too by keeping their shop areas free from litter, providing a clean and safe environment.

The clean-up’s were very successful with 20 people joining in, including volunteers, local councillors, Parks services, b-inspired workers, and local police. Our litter pick ventured beyond the shop fronts, into surrounding streets, gardens and alleyways. Overall from both clean-up’s we gathered 19 bags full of litter, well done everyone! Thank you to everyone who attended and who are working as a community to keep Braunstone a clean and pleasant place to live. If you would like to take part in any of the b-connected events or our next clean-up you come to the b-connected office 45 Wellinger Way or call 0116 2232256.

We plan to do a clean-up every couple of months moving around the area. Look out for future dates, it might be at your local shop!

Kate Lenaghan & Natasha Gater

You too can still join in and help by contacting Tracey Spears at b-connected on: 0116 223 2256, she will advise you when we will be tending and bringing vegetables up to harvest. See more photos on the Resnet Facebook. Robert Butcher Dear Alert Today, me, Leyla, Willow, Summer, Francesca and Aimee all went to Twinlakes. We went on lots of rides including the Buffalo Stampede Roller Coaster and my favourite, the Trauma Tower Ride.

Afterwards we all had ice-cream and Summer told me “She had a fabulous day”.

We would all like to thank the Resnet for putting on the Trip, and their committee member Robert Butcher for looking after every one on the coach. Thank you to Henry from Palmer Coaches for the fun drive to and from Twinlakes. Please Resnet can we go again!

Jessica Mode aged 12

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