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Stoughton Community Association

 

Helping make Stoughton a better place in which to live

 

 

Stoughton Community Association (SCA)'s purpose is to:

(a) promote the benefit of the inhabitants of the 'SCA area of benefit'.

(b) build and run a community centre (see SCCP)

(c) do other charitable things, not covered by (a) and (b)

SCA is run by a voluntary group of local residents.  It is non-party in politics and non-sectarian in religion. 

For more details on our constitution, click here.

SCA was constituted so it could build and run a community centre (b), but also hopes to become an 'umbrella' or 'network' of residents associations and other community groups, in furtherance of (a).  For more details about how and why the association was formed, click here.

Email: Paul Kassell , Ian GodfreyMaureen Bell (SCCP)

To email the whole committee, use committee@stoughtonca.org

To write: SCA, Maureen Bell, 27 Bryanstone Ave, Stoughton, GU2 9UN

To phone: Paul Kassell  07802 931936

Charity registration number 1118348 

 

 

SCA Targets 2007-08

General

1.    Develop relationships with other organisations within Stoughton.

2.    Raise the profile of SCA by campaigns, writing letters and representing SCA at all fêtes and public events in the area.

3.    Start at least one new initiative for the benefit of our community.

4.    Put some fun into fundraising.

Traffic

5.    Get the community Speedwatch off the ground.

6.    Continue to raise awareness of traffic problems in Stoughton.

7.    Continue to put pressure on councils for a pan-Stoughton Traffic survey and plan.

Planning

8.    Continue to raise awareness of over-development in North Guildford.

9.    Continue to slow the process of planning applications that may lead to restriction of access to Whitmoor Common.

10.  Continue to object to inappropriate development.

11.  Identify one positive planning initiative we can encourage.

Community Centre

12.  Continue to engage with all interested parties to resolve problems.

13.  Get the best facilities possible that are viable.

14.  Produce a business plan when we know what facilities we are given.

Anti-Social Behaviour

15.  Promote initiatives that reduce problems in Stoughton

16.  Work with QEPRA, Police and local neighbourhood watch schemes.

June 2007

 

Page last updated: 29-May-08