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Clifton Village Residents Association

Chairman – Glenn Rolley

 Treasurer – Helen Huffer

Secretary – Dianne Rolley    

Tel: 9145700

Legal Advisor – Anu Soni

Committee Members

John Hooley

Lillian Young

Margaret MacKechnie

Glenys Blacknell

John Woodall

John Spencer

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Clifton Cornerstone

 

 

 

A New £8.4m centre for health and council services will open to the public on Monday.
 The Clifton Cornerstone centre combines GP practices with housing and social care services.

 

It will also act as an information point for all city council services in the area.
 The Post reported last year how the new centre had been welcomed by residents fed up of traipsing into town to get information about the council.


 Staff from the John Ryle Health Centre, Clifton, and the Dr O'Shea and partners GP practice will be the first teams to move into the new building.

 Staff from Nottingham City Homes, social services and Clifton Medical Practice will move in the following weekend with their services operational from April 10.

 The Clifton Cornerstone, in Southchurch Drive, will also house community facilities including an integrated information desk for all council services, public meeting rooms, a community cafe and public toilets.

More health and council services will move in over the coming months and 300 staff will eventually work in the building.

 The community cafe is expected to be up and running in early summer and an official opening ceremony for the building is planned for late June
 Glen O'Connell, director of legal services at the city council, said: "By working in partnership with our NHS colleagues we can improve access to a range of services and new community facilities for the benefit of local people.

 "This is a major investment in the area and we are delighted that Clifton residents have been so involved in making suggestions for what they would like to see in the building and even choosing its name."

 Clifton is one of five sites in Greater Nottingham being developed by Greater Nottingham Lift - Local Improvement Finance Trust - as part of a 25 year public/private sector partnership agreement to improve community services.

 More Lift projects are in the pipeline for other parts of the city.

 Clifton resident Clare Ashton, chairman of the Clifton Health Action group, said the new building would bring lots of improvements for the community.

 "What's really good about it is we have got all the services under one roof in one building in the middle of Clifton," she said.

 "It's going to provide easier access for everybody."


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Clifton Hall Park

 

 Development

 

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Octagon Room

 

Staircase

 

Ceiling Crest

Red Room

 

Playroom as Never seen Before with Open Beams

Page's Room with the Clifton crest

 

Bedroom

 Bathroom (1of7)

View from Bathroom

Guest Room

Occasional Room

Children's Playroom

Top of Staircase

Wood Panelled Room

Magnificent Detailed Ceiling

Sumptuous Fireplace

Entrance Hall

Rear of Hall and renovated Gardens

 

Gated Entrance

Clifton Hall

Demolition of the 1960's built extensions

 Friday 30th September 2005

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The River Room

(Dining Room)

 

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Gone

 

 

The Gymnasium

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POLICE SUCCESS

 It seems a while ago now but just to let you know, last Bank Holiday the local police team carried out a campaign targeting Off Road machines. Although I personally thought it to be a very quiet weekend, I was amazed a the success: They issued 9 section 59 notices, issued 4 x £200 no insurance fines, seized 2 motorcycles and 1 motorised Go-Cart. In addition they crushed 4 cars under operation rust bucket. On behalf of the Village and Neighbourhood Watch I would like to congratulate PC Darren White and the team for a terrific job, and for sending out the message, they won't be tolerated.

 John Spencer

Co-ordinator Neighbourhood Watch.

 There is a new telephone number to use for reporting Anti-Social Behaviour which is part of

Nottingham Together  9152020

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