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home page who we are planning contact us links archives cannon park news click on a heading with a blue arrow ▼ for more information. click again to hide pass cursor over pictures with a light blue border to enlarge if you would like to receive an e-mail alert when anything significant is added to this web site, e-mail [email protected] with "add to list" as the message. please then read our privacy statement on the contact us page. stop press a conman who tried a bank scam on councillor david skinner, of neighbouring westwood ward, was quickly rumbled. however, councillor skinner is aware that others may be caught off guard and has shared his experience as a warning. he said: "i received a call on my home telephone number from someone who knew my name and said 'this is police constable…. from the metropolitan police. we are concerned that your bank account has been tampered with.' "i am in constant touch with our excellent west midlands police, but not the metropolitan police, and recognised it at once as a scam. i asked the caller’s full name, telephone number, etc. he rang off at once and the number was withheld. "so, yet again, the crooks never sleep. please never drop your guard, and please tell other residents ." for the latest information on scams, go to the city council scam alert page . the green party has called for a railway station to serve warwick university​ and take the pressure off the roads. it suggests a small halt platform off stoneleigh road where the kenilworth - coventry line passes under a bridge. for more, go to the warwick district green party web page . for previous stop press articles, go to the archives page westwood heath road -bockendon road junction near the site for the new garden village estate. planners reject road fears and approve new estate at westwood heath ▼ ▲ massive public opposition has failed to stop a local authority giving permission for the first phase of a 425-home estate at westwood heath. warwick district council planning committee (wdc) voted by 6 to 4, with two abstentions, to give the go-ahead to the “garden village.” although the site comes under wdc it is on coventry’s doorstep, between burton green and warwick university, and is accessed by the notoriously congested westwood heath road near its junction with bockendon road. coventry councillor david skinner (tory, westwood heath) appealed to the wdc planning committee to reject the proposal but his plea fell on deaf ears. in an email to his constituents, cllr skinner later said: “in addition, there was mention of the 'reserved area' further towards gibbet hill road where 700 more houses might possibly be built at some future point. obviously changing westwood heath totally. the various speakers made points about loss of green space affecting burton green and westwood heath, the effect of hs2, pollution and traffic. i referred to road safety in particular and mentioned the constant speeding; the totally destroyed vehicles that i have seen in recent months; the crash in tile hill village; the further crash in station avenue in the last few days. how the driver survived is beyond me. i mentioned changes in westwood business park; fletchamstead highway and cromwell lane, already agreed, and possible changes at tile hill railway station and warwick university.” coventry city council, which is ruled by a labour majority, made no official objections. both authorities will benefit from “106 money” - sums that are paid for by the developer, in this case crest nicholson, in exchange for its approval. these amounts will include. * £560,750 towards cycle and junction improvements to the highway network in the coventry city council administrative boundary, * £969,250 towards improvements to the highway network in the warwick district council administrative boundary; *£21,540 towards improvements to public rights of way within a 1.5 mile radius of the development site (including e.g. upgrading stiles to gates, bridge improvements and path surface improvements); * a contribution of £348,072 towards public open space (amount to be confirmed by the open space team); * a contribution of £1,344,025 towards primary education; £1,191,075 towards secondary education; £272,760 towards post-16 education; £58,095 towards primary special education needs; £88,200 towards secondary special education needs; £354,079 towards indoor sports facilities; £428,200 towards primary medical care; a contribution of £489,111 towards acute and community healthcare. one of the least likely awards is a contribution of £93,771 towards skylark mitigation. posted 21 june 2018 safeguard our children - petition calls on council to act over cannon hill road danger spot ▼ ▲ a petition demanding a safe crossing for school children attending cannon park school has got off to a flying start. within hours of its launch, 100 people had already put their name to an appeal to the city council to take action to safeguard pupils having to cross cannon hill road near a sharp bend. the danger point has been without ‘lollipop’ wardens for many years and has no pedestrian crossing, while traffic using the road to short-cut to the university of warwick has spiralled. now the school leaders, parents and residents are united in calling for a permanent solution to safeguard lives. the petition going before councillors says: “we call upon the council to provide a permanent crossing across cannon hill road (chr) to enable pedestrians and children attending cannon park school safe passage. “we also call upon the council to implement the 20 mph speed limit on chr, which coventry city council had agreed to previously, incorporating physical traffic calming measures and a 7 tonne vehicle weight restriction. volunteers including parents and members of the cannon park community association are out and about knocking on doors and gathering signatures. but the petition, headed cannon hill road speed restriction and safe crossing, can be ‘signed’ online on the coventry city council petitions page . the organisers are calling on residents to tell their neighbours about the petition, and by gathering hundreds of signatures force the city council to take notice. “we want the council to help make this a better and safer place for children, other pedestrians, and the residents who live along cannon hill road," said one campaigner. the demand comes as police pledge to continue community speedwatch initiatives along the road. last thursday, a neighbourhood police team was out in force, stopping speeding drivers and issuing notices. see full report below. posted 22 may 2018 copped! the speeding drivers bringing danger to cannon hill road> ▼ ▲ speeding motorists were stopped in their tracks on thursday when a team of police officers converged on cannon hill road. drivers recorded breaking the 30mph limit were flagged down and either given a stern warning or issued with tickets that could lead to fines, driver awareness scheme or licence endorsements. the swoop follows a series of roadside speedwatch initiatives,organised by the local residents and supported by our neighbourhood policing team. the roadside monitoring, overseen by pc stuart wheeler, showed there was sufficient evidence to take enforcement action. that began this week (may 17) when eight officers, supported by readings from a highly accurate speed camera, set up by the bridge on cannon hill road, clocking speeds and directing offenders into cannon park road where they were interviewed. pc wheeler said: “a number of vehicles have been stopped in regard to inappropriate speed and those that have exceeded the limit will be reported for future action.” “however, we were pleased to see that the majority of drivers today have respected the speed limit.” he added that the speedwatch exercises seemed to be working as there was a marked drop in the number of speeders on the road since the first initiative on march 7. but he added that the neighbourhood police team would

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