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8/7/2019 Ryton CG Tabloid Autumn 10 p1
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Ryton, Crookhill, Stella, Crawcrook, Greenside, Clara Vale
Let commonsense prevail
on new school
Focus Autumn 2010
Schools toget 20mph
zonesSAFETY around loca
schools is set to improv
following a decision to
bring in 20mph zones.All schools in Gateshead are t
have the zones introduced over thcoming years.
The Focus teams in Crawcroo
& Greenside and in Ryton
Crookhill and Stella hav
welcomed the decision.
“We have been asking fo
Twenty’s Plenty advisory notice
outside our schools for severa
years,” said Councillor Dere
Anderson.
“We look forward to the zone
coming to Crookhill Primary an
St Mary & St Thomas at Stella.”
In Crawcrook the zone fo
Emmaville will be extended alonMain Street.
Advisory SignsThe zone for St Agne
School on its new site in
Kepier Chare is causin
concern for loca
residents.
Your Lib Dem Focus Team ha
suggested that, due to the windin
nature of the estate’s road
“Twenty’s Plenty” advisor
notices without the expense of
full set of road signs and thstatutory accompanying roa
humps would be just as effective
Extended zoneYour local Councillors in
Greenside are requestin
that the zone fo
Greenside Primary b
extended .
They want it to cover the junction
of Rockwood Hill Road and th
Lead Rd, the junction at the Lea
Road and Spen Road, the entranc
to the road leading off to CharlieFrank & Nelson Streets, and th
Woodside Lane/ Lead Roa
junction.
esidents’ survey shows people want school to remain at current Ryton site
ESSURE is
unting on
eshead Council to
k down on
posals to close
n the existing
on Comprehensive
ool site and move it
new location nextthe Ryton/
wcrook By-pass.rveys of residentsed out since last year,h included one by localal Democrats, showed
whelming support foring the school at itsnt site.
The lateL a b o u rGovernmentagreed to thefunding tobuild a newschool justbefore theG e n e r a lElection!
teshead Council isng Hookergate School
pupils are beingferred to Ryton.
t Labour’s proposals to
move from the existing Rytonsite have met with a hostileresponse from local residents.
“We asked residents whatthey thought of the plans tobuild in the greenbelt onWoodside Lane next to the By-Pass,” said Cllr DerekAnderson.
“The vast majority of responses were very clear -people want the existing site
chools’ cash saved from squeezeNDING on schools is
ng protected by the
lition government
pite big cuts being
de elsewhere to
ance the budget.
uts to public spending are
needed to get the deficitunder control - last year theLabour Governmentborrowed £157 billion - a
quarter of the cash theyspent.
Everyone knows thatborrowing at that level
cannot continue. Even so, the
Coalition agreed that schools
will be protected from cuts.
And there will also be £16billion to invest in school
buildings over the next 4
years.
“We are arguing strongly
for some of this money to be
invested in refurbishing
Ryton on the existing site,”
said ”Councillor NoelRippeth, Leader of the Lib
Dem Opposition on
Gateshead Council.
Thorpe School occupied the current
site of Ryton School from the 1880s.
Let’s keep the school at its current
location as well!
to be retained and for theschool to be refurbished.”
Sally Danys, who also
helped co-ordinate thesurvey, said, “The finaldecision has not been madeby the Council on whether tobuild a new school next to theBy-Pass or refurbish theexisting school on the samesite.
“We hope that common
sense prevails and the
Council opts to improve the
existing site.
“Liberal DemocratCouncillors are pressing forthat”.
Ministers have put
school building projects on
hold whilst a review takes
place to decide which can
go ahead.
r Derek
derson
Sally Danys and Councillors Noel
and Ione Rippeth are calling for
Ryton School to remain at its present
site.