Wednesday, 4 June 2014

Ground Engineering

 
03 June 2014 17:25
Afternoon Ian,
 
Apologies for the problems you have been experiencing, Natalie Down is your point of contact at Affinity.
 
It would appear that the contractor had not informed Natalie and the Team about the works hence residents not being kept informed.
 
I hope this gets satisfactorily resolved for you and the other residents.
 
Regards
 
David
 
David Chaffey - Head of Resident Involvement 

Tuesday, 3 June 2014

Deep Excavation starts on the Chelsea Estate!

Yesterday hosts of trucks, prefabricated buildings and  digging equipment arrived on our Estate. The tenants had not been informed that this was going to happen. A representative of CATS stopped the builders from placing a builders cabin from blocking out the windows of some of the flats on the ground floor of the Sheltered Housing block.When asked the builders responded that it was a two week long project to excavate the estate and that they would be using heavy drills and padding to reduce the noise level. The builders explained that they would be working for two weeks and directed us to see Marie Le Boissiere for further information. Looking at these shocking photos, CATS are wondering if this is the shape of things to come regarding the redevelopment? What do you think? This is even more reason to attend all the June meetings regarding the redevelopment! See below for details!

Drilling begins outside flamstead!
Three Builders vans block the Emergency Access to the
Sheltered Housing blocks.






Three Builders vans block the Emergency Access to the Sheltered Housing

Outside Maylands House.
The driver of the hospital bus who comes to Kingsmill at least 30 or 40 times a week could not get through today!

Monday, 2 June 2014

Upcoming Events in Chelsea this june

London Bulgarian Choir perform at St Luke’s on Saturday June 7th 7.30 pm. Tickets available at www.londonbulgarianchoir.co.uk

The London Oratory School perform at St Luke’s on Weds 11th June at 7.30pm. Tickets £12, £8 concessions available on the door or in advance 020 7381 7684 or schola@los.ac

Free, public exhibition organised by the Chelsea Society called 'Chelsea In The Great War' open every day from 10 am to 6pm, from June 2nd at Duke of York Square.

Diabetes Cook & Taste - run by the NHS for people with Diabetes living in RBK&C starting in June. Tuesdays 5-7pm St Peter’s Church, Kensington, Fridays 10am-12 Chelsea Methodist Church, Chelsea. For details or to book contact Ginny Eastwood
020 7313 3024 ginny.eastwood@nhs.net

The Elizabeth Street Charity Children's Street Party on Wednesday 11th June at St Michaels Church, Chester Square SW1 between 5pm and 6pm. in aid of Fight for Sight Charity

The Elizabeth Street Street Party on Wednesday 11th June at St Michaels Church, Chester Square SW1 between 8pm and 11pm. live Music in aid of Fight for Sight Charity

Free taster Courses at  Kensington and Chelsea College  on African and Carribean Studies, Psychology, Languages,Art History, Creative Writing and lots more...  from 14th June  to 20th June at Kensington and Chelsea College 
http://www.kcc.ac.uk/freetastercourses

Frock Me Vintage Fashion Fair at  The Chelsea Town Hall  from 8th June at 11.30am 

Free Bike Maintenance Courses  Level 1 at The Bike Works under the Westway 24th and 25th June enquiries@bikeworks.org.uk

Drawing Workshop for Adults free at The Chelsea Librairy Wednesday 11th June. Booking at the Chelsea Librairy Essential.

Drawing Workshop for Adults free at The Chelsea Librairy Wednesday 20th June. Booking at the Chelsea Librairy Essential.

Drawing Workshop for Adults 
free at The Chelsea Librairy Wednesday 20th June. Booking at the Chelsea Librairy Essential.


CafĂ© Portico at St Luke’s is now open
Mondays - Fridays 9.30am – 5pm. Weekend opening weather dependent.

Sandwiches, baguettes and snacks, cakes, ice cream, teas, coffees, chilled drinks.  Eat in or Take Away

Consultation Meeting regarding the Estate all should attend! June 14th and June 18th

Affinity Sutton will showcase proposals for redevelopment of its Sutton Estate in Chelsea.
Saturday 14 June 
from 10am - 2pm at Chelsea Methodist Church, 155A King's Road, London, SW3 5TX
Wednesday 18 June 
from 6 - 8pm at St Luke’s Hall, St Luke’s Church, Sydney Street, Chelsea, SW3 6NH

for more information go to Affinity Sutton's Chelsea site:



Saturday, 31 May 2014

Consultation event for Affinity Sutton tenants on Thursday 12 June




Affinity Sutton will be holding a consultation event especially for Affinity Sutton
tenants 

on

Thursday 12 June

One hour sessions beginning on the hour between 12pm - 7pm
Sheltered Residents Lounge, Block J/K
(access via Kingsmill A only, please use the door nearest to the laundrette on Cale Street

More information can be found at:
http://www.suttonestatechelsea.com/media/5979/Chelsea%20Chat%20May%202014.pdf

Friday, 30 May 2014

RSPB


The RSPB May e-newsletter
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Swifts at dusk
Welcome to the RSPB May e-newsletter!
Hello Ian
With summer almost upon us, why not take the opportunity to join in with the Big Wild Sleepout? We've got everything you need to make your Sleepout a success! 

Plus, get the lowdown on our preparations for BBC Springwatch, find out why illegal hunting in Malta has been in the news recently and much more...
 
Join in the fun
Common toad under streetlight
The Big Wild Sleepout is less than a month away - sign up today for your free fundraising pack! It's crammed full of useful hints and tips so you can get the most from your Sleepout. What's more, if you raise the most money through a JustGiving page you'll win £500-worth of Blacks camping goodies.

The Big Wild Sleepout is your chance to spend a night in nature's home - be it in your back garden or even on one of our reserves, join in and have some fun with your friends and family.
 
> Sign up today
 
Illegal spring hunting in Malta
Turtle dove
Largely thanks to Chris Packham's sterling efforts, illegal spring hunting in Malta hit the headlines again recently. Two RSPB staff were there too: hear their side of the shocking story of what really goes on during the spring hunting season...
 
> Read the shocking story
 
Giving Nature a Home: tip of the month
We all need a safe and reliable source of food, and it's the same for birds, too. Feeding is a simple and cost-effective way of helping your garden birds. And at this time of year it can really help tired adults raising chicks.

It's also a great way of seeing close-up the fascinating behaviour, amusing antics and individual characters of the birds in your garden and local area.
 
> Feed your garden birds
Blue tit on feeder
 
BBC Springwatch comes to Minsmere
It's back! From next Monday (26 May) keep your eyes glued to your TV screens from 8 pm as BBC Springwatch returns for 2014! And this year it's coming live from our Minsmere nature reserve on the Suffolk coast.

Join Chris, Martin and Michaela in the studio on BBC2, plus our reserve team and volunteers will post regular updates and behind the scenes news as three weeks of wildlife action unfolds...
 
> Read the latest from Minsmere
Otter standing in grass
 
Help farmland wildlife and get a free cookbook!
We've partnered up with organic food company Abel & Cole to bring you a special offer. Sign up for one of their boxes and not only will you get a free cookbook stuffed with delicious recipes on your first delivery, we'll get a £10 donation from Abel & Cole. You'll then get your fourth box for free and we'll get a £40 donation!

Sign up today and help yourself, UK farming and the wildlife that depends on it!
 
> Find out more
Harvest mouse
 
What's on in your area?
Family toasting marshmallows
Visit your local reserve and join in a Big Wild Sleepout event. There are loads of different ones to choose from, for example: set up camp in a wooded area of Farnham Heath for an after-dark adventure; learn tracking skills, go on a night-time walk and take part in a wildlife watch at the atmospheric Loch Leven; or enjoy an evening bat walk followed by toasted marshmallows around the campfire at Newport Wetlands.
 
> Find a Big Wild Sleepout event near you
Support us
> Become a member
Join us before 2 June and get our Where to Discover Nature reserve book for free
> RSPB online shop
Give busy birds and fledglings much-needed energy with RSPB bird food
> Fundraise while you shop
Raise money for nature every time you shop online
> Other ways to support us
Discover other ways to help save nature
 

Wednesday, 28 May 2014

Affinity Sutton - Free Badge For Sia Course

SIA COURSE WITH FREE BADGE FOR AFFINITY SUTTON
RESIDENTS

Are you looking for a security job in Central London?


SIA course on the 2nd of June offering Level 2 in Understanding
Stewarding at Spectator Events and Level 2 in Principles of Providing
Security Services (Door Supervisor).

Interested? Register your interest. Call Paul on 0208 736 2433