LLRA’s 2025 AGM was held on Tuesday 9 September 2025, kindly hosted at the Discovery Cafe at St. George’s Hospital. For full details, please read the 2025 AGM and Community Meeting Minutes. AGM Summary The LLRA financial report for 2024/25 was presented. Keith Newsome and Jon Davies were re-elected to the LLRA Management Committee. The current committee consists of 7 … [Read more...] about 2025 LLRA AGM and Community Meeting: Summary
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Reminder: LLRA AGM & Community Meeting: 6.30pm Tues 9 September – Discovery Cafe, St. George’s Hospital
A reminder that the LLRA 2025 Annual General Meeting (AGM) and Community Meeting will be held at Discovery Café, St George’s Hospital. All Long Leys residents are welcome to attend. AGM topics include: 2024/25 Financial report Management Committee elections Community Meeting topics include: Long Leys Neighbourhood Plan progress Feedback from Carholme City … [Read more...] about Reminder: LLRA AGM & Community Meeting: 6.30pm Tues 9 September – Discovery Cafe, St. George’s Hospital
Footpath Resolution on £25k Funding Passed With 94% Acceptance
Thanks to the 166 voters on LLRA's footpath resolution: Should LLRA provide £25,000 from the Community Purpose Fund to part fund a new footpath between Albion Crescent and Yarborough Road? The resolution passed with a 94% acceptance (YES 156, NO 10). LLRA will now work with Lincolnshire County Council (LCC) to progress the project. The next step is for LCC to publish a … [Read more...] about Footpath Resolution on £25k Funding Passed With 94% Acceptance
County-Wide Speed Watch Day
On the 11th July, Lincolnshire Police invited communities to take part in a County-Wide Speed Watch Day. The speed watch process is designed to educate and encourage people to drive within the speed limit. It is also an opportunity to report drivers using mobile phones or who are not wearing seatbelts. In Long Leys, we have a children’s playground, a residential home and a … [Read more...] about County-Wide Speed Watch Day
Underpass Graffiti Survey Findings
57 people responded to the recent LLRA survey exploring possible solutions to graffiti on the walls of the A46 underpass on Long Leys Road (near the cemetery). 88% of those responding said they wanted some action taken by either removing the graffiti, painting over it, replacing it with a mural or alternative action, e.g. CCTV installed. 67% of all respondents said they … [Read more...] about Underpass Graffiti Survey Findings





