A few streets in Ruislip Manor all of a sudden have pairs of rubber tubes along their length – but why? In February, March, and May, residents along Sunnydene Avenue, Dulverton Road and Cornwall Road each independently had a petition hearing before Cllr Steve Tuckwell, Cabinet Member for Planning, Housing & Growth at the […]
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Cars damaging buildings on Ruislip High Street, and in Ruislip Manor
On the 14th of June a Tesla car crashed into the front of 1a High Street in Rusilip Manor, destroying part of the front of the Priory Cafe. The car has since been removed from the building, and the extensive damage is still open to the elements, propped up only temporarily and fenced off with […]
Cllr Douglas Mills replied to our email about the Rural Activities Garden Centre closure on behalf of the Ruislip Councillors
Graham, I have read your email on the above and I’m afraid it does demonstrate the divorce your association has on the realities of running Hillingdon Council, at a time when the local government settlement fails to reflect the statutory burdens imposed by national government. You are also wrong both in law and mathematics. I […]
Ruislip Residents’ Association Chair Graham Bartram wrote to all five of our councillors about the Rural Activities Garden Centre
Dear Councillors, I am writing to you on a matter of great concern to the people of Ruislip and Ruislip Manor. You will be aware that Ruislip Residents’ Association (RRA) is vehemently opposed to the closure of the Rural Activities Garden Centre (RAGC), which we believe to be a valuable resource for the residents of […]
Letter to Cabinet Members from the Chair of the Friends of the Rural Activities Garden Centre
Dear Cabinet Member, I am writing on behalf of the Friends of the Rural Activities Garden Centre (RAGC) in response to the cabinet report entitled Closure of Retail Operations and Review of Support Services from the Rural Activities Garden Centre. I wish to express several concerns about the report which I will group under the […]
