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Queensbury
We have an annual ward budget to tackle your top issues of concern in Queensbury, whether that is litter, local transport, highways, parks, health or crime and anti-social behaviour. Projects are prioritised by your local councillors.
The current ward priorities are:
- Park improvements
- Sport and leisure, particularly for girls.
We produce a twice-yearly Neighbourhood Bulletin delivered to all homes in the ward to keep you informed about how we and our partners are working together to improve services and address issues you have told us are important.
- View the latest Neighbourhood Bulletin (.pdf, 1525Kb)
Walkabout with councillors
A walkabout around the De Havilland Estate area was held on Saturday 25 June. The following issues were raised:
- use of pocket park in De Havilland Estate for football, causing noise and lack of privacy
- lack of parking space
- lack of space for children to play.
Another walkabout was held around the Rose Bates Drive area on Wednesday 13 July. Several people commented that the Rose Bates Drive estate is friendly with a real sense of community. Some of the key issues raised by residents were:
- lack of parking space
- not enough for children and young people to do
- the pocket park needs some attention
Projects we funded in 2010/11 are:
- Equipped to go youth bus for £360 - outreach with young people
- Kingsbury Library Plus for £500 - exercise for over 50s
- Kickz at Grove Park for £5,000 - Saturday morning football for young people
- Kingsbury High School study project for £1,500 - after-school study support project
- Age concern for £4,740 - advice and exercise sessions for older people
- Cricket project for £2,900 - cricket coaching at Kingsbury High School
- Eton Grove designing out crime for £5,000 - re-design of entrance area to discourage robberies.