Agbrigg & Belle Vue Community Association

Eileen Worton
This year’s Community Party organised by the Agbrigg & Belle Vue Community Party Group will be held on Sunday 22nd June 2008 1pm till 5pm at Agbrigg Park.

This is to allow children from Sandal Magna School to be involved and to entertain us, it will also be one year from the floods that devastated parts of our community, we therefore want everyone to come along and join us for a new beginning, meet up with friends and neighbours and re-kindle the community spirit .

Eileen Worton

The recent meeting “After the floods – what next?” hosted by the Agbrigg & Belle Vue Community Association attracted over 100 people. The main speaker was Mr. Peter Davis-Group Engineer, W.M.D.C.

Julia Simpson, Headteacher

The report consists of eight main sections for which the school received seven “Good” grades and one “Outstanding” grade. Many schoolds receive “Satisfactory” grades, but this is not the case with Sandal Magna. Sandal Magna is a “Good” school which means that performance across the school is not merely ordinary.

Attendance continues to affect our children's results and the inspectors identified extended holidays and parents keeping children away from school for no good reason as major factors affecting children's progress.

Introducing James and Julie PCSO's in Agbrigg.

Police Community Meeting at the Agbrigg & Belle Vue Community Centre, 6pm - 8pm, 6th March

Come and find out more about the policing in your area, if you have any questions or concerns you will be given the opportunity to raise these in this meeting. Translation services will be provided and an opportunity to speak privately will be available for anyone that wishes to do so.

There's a critical difference between conforming with common ideas on saving the environment and actually saving the environment. Good intentions can never replace good actions. Good intentions badly executed can even cause direct harm. Recycling is a popular idea but it takes some care to manage it in a way to get the intended benefits. 

Your local policing team are forming an Interfaith football league within the Agbrigg and Belle Vue area that will be held every Monday evening in the gym at St Thomas à Becket starting from 18th February for 24 weeks from 6.30pm to 8.00pm.

 Improvements to parks and open spaces enhance the area creating a sense of pride within the community. 

Please note that parking outside Jackson’s is prohibited and is on double yellow lines, it is also close to the junction and causes hazards for other drivers. Car owners park here at own risk and may be fined.

The Community Association is hosting an open public meeting at the Community Centre, Tuesday 18th March, 6–8 p.m in response to the continued local flooding issues and the previously proposed Oakenshaw Wetlands scheme.