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Join our fight against the Concrete Crushing facility at Moorend Lane!
Join our protest on 29 September at 10:30 am
We’re meeting at the Skate Park to show our concern as a community to the proposed concrete facility which will create noise, dust and make crossing Tythrop Way much more hazardous. For more information about the application see our campaign page.
You can also add your name to our petition by clicking this link. Please ignore the request to pay money to the Change.org website but do add your name, where you’re from and say why you’re protesting as it will add weight to the campagin. The momentum is growing – now over 650 signatures!
For more information, check our new Facebook page here.
Quiz Time!
Friday 11th October
7:15 pm for 7:30 pm start
Come along for a fun night of quizzing and friendly competition at Thame Barns. Hosted by the incomparable Sue Boyle.
Raffle with Cash Prizes!
Why not make up a team from your street?
All welcome, £5 per person. Max 8 people per team. Please bring your own drinks and nibbles – please no peanuts!
All surplus to LPRA’s work to improve the Lea Park estate.
Email with your team information to contact@leapark.org
Please book in advance as limited table availability.
What we are all about
The LPRA is a community-based organisation that aims to represent the interests and concerns of the residents of Lea Park. As a not-for-profit organisation, its primary goal is not to generate profit but rather to serve its members and the wider community.
The LPRA welcomes all residents of Lea Park to join and become members. By doing so, they can participate in the association’s activities and events, and have a say in the issues affecting their community.
Overall, the script highlights the LPRA’s mission to foster a sense of community and advocate for the interests of its members, and emphasizes its open and inclusive nature, welcoming all residents to get involved.
Our Aims
• Ensure that Lea Park remains a safe and pleasant place to live
• Identify problems which affect residents’ quality of life
• Find solutions to problems that arise
• Represent residents’ concerns to agencies that have authority over Lea Park
• Help residents get in touch with organisations which may assist in maintaining and repairing the shared areas of Lea Park
• Campaign for changes and improvements
• Enable residents to help and support one another in delivering a better environment
About Thame
Thame is a charming market town located in the county of Oxfordshire in South East England. With its picturesque streets and historic architecture, Thame is a popular destination for visitors looking for a taste of traditional English charm. The town’s roots can be traced back to Saxon times, and its rich history is evident in its many historic buildings and landmarks.
Thame is home to a range of independent shops, restaurants, and cafes, making it a great place to explore and indulge in some retail therapy or delicious food. Visitors can also explore the town’s history at the Thame Museum, which tells the story of Thame and its people through a range of fascinating exhibits.
For those who love the great outdoors, Thame is surrounded by beautiful countryside, with plenty of opportunities for walking, cycling, and other outdoor activities. The town is also close to the stunning Chiltern Hills, an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, which offers some of the most breathtaking views in the country.
Whether you’re a history buff, a foodie, or an outdoor enthusiast, Thame has something to offer. With its friendly community and idyllic setting, it’s the perfect destination for a relaxing and enjoyable visit.
Every Tuesday morning there is market day which is great to get those extra bargains from fresh fruit, fresh fish and many other items you can not live without.
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Committee & AGM
Due to Covid-19 there was no 2020 AGM so committee members were proposed to members by email. There were no objections so we are pleased to confirm our current Committee
Link to AGM 2022 minutes
Link to AGM 2023 minutes HERE
Link to EGM 2023 minutes HERE
Link to Constitution 2023 HERE
Link to EGM Agenda 2023 HERE
LPRA objects to OCC recycling plant plans
OCC is considering Moorend Farm as a location for a new recycling plant for demolition and construction waste. Link to OCC notice.
Having collected your views here is our letter objecting to this proposal. Link to LPRA letter.
Join our protest on 29 September at 10:30 am
We’re meeting at the Skate Park to show our concern as a community to the proposed concrete facility which will create noise, dust and make crossing Tythrop Way much more hazardous. For more information about the application see our campaign page.
You can also add your name to our petition by clicking this link. Please ignore the request to pay money to the Change.org website but do add your name, where you’re from and say why you’re protesting as it will add weight to the campagin. The momentum is growing – now over 650 signatures!
For more information, check our new Facebook page here.