Queen’s Park News will be distributed to all households and businesses in the QPARA area over the next couple of weeks. It is full of informative articles on many topics of local interest.
If you can’t wait for yours to arrive or you live outside the area, you can read it here. The Newsletter section of the website has editions going back to September 2009.
Click here for more information and an application form.
We have updated the Health section of our website
Reminder: Our next monthly meeting is on Thursday, 14th March, 7.30pm refreshments, 8.00pm meeting. St Anne’s and St Andrew’s, 150 Salusbury Road.
We have started getting enquires from people interested in having a stall at the next Queen’s Park Day. Unfortunately we can’t accept any applications until after 1 April. So please don’t get in touch until after then.
You can find more information on the Queen’s Park Day pages of our website.
Victoria Secretan from Clean Air for Brent moderated a discussion on ULEZ, following a presentation to be given by Simon Roberts Principal City Planner at Transport for London. Nisha Durgacharan, Community Partnership Specialist at TfL was also present. Representatives from nearby residents’ associations (KRRA, KTRA, BRAT and APRATA) and CAfB had been invited to join the QPARA meeting for the presentation and discussion.
Many thanks to Simon and Nisha for giving up their evening and to Victoria and all involved in organising the session.
Janis Denselow and Richard Gentry, our representatives on the Queen’s Park Safer Neighbourhood Ward Panel, have recently updated the QPARA website with the latest information on the work of the Ward Panel, details of the Safer Neighbourhood Team and how to contact them, how to access the crime map which records where crimes have been committed in the Queen’s Park area and the various ways you can report a crime.
The Police Action Group is one of a number of Groups run by QPARA volunteers. You can find more details on the Group menu of the website. Please contact us if you would like to get involved or find out more.
See qpbookfest.com for more memories of last year’s hugely successful return of the festival to the park after a pause of six years. The festival is affiliated to Queen’s Park Area Residents’ Association.
Our exclusive china mugs and environmentally friendly bags are on sale at QPARA events and our monthly meetings
