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Melville Hill is an area
of quirky streets and houses built in the mid 19th century nestled on slopes above the centre of Torquay. It is with in walking
distance of the many shops, harbour and tourist attractions of the English Riviera. In 2007 a group of local residents formed the Residents of the Hill Association to encourage everyone living, working
or owning property in the area to join forces with voluntary and statutory organisations to build a clean and safe environment
that could be a place of pride in the heart of Torquay and further encourage and sustain positive growth and development that
recognised the areas significant historic and cultural value. By September 2010 ROTH had been able to get CCTV cameras in to the area which local residents felt was important
to deter crime and anti social behaviour. Community garden spaces were developed near the main car park and signs of regeneration
has lead to an increase in property prices. In
the same month, ROTH joined up with other groups, residents and businesses across the entire town centre region when
the new Torquay Town Centre Community partnership was formed. The Melville Hill Community Group has replaced the independent
element of ROTH to focus on the specific needs of our community.
LATEST
TORQUAY TOWN CENTRE COMMUNITY PARTNERSHIP NEXT PUBLIC MEETING TO BE ANNOUNCED
Thank
you to those residents past and present who have made donations to the community MHCG will use the money to
buy plants and bulbs to go in the community planters for everyone to enjoy this year We also received
donations from local people to fund the newsletter, Your Place and to pay for the hire of the hall
at St. Lukes Church for the residents meeting.
We need help from an
individual member of the community able to assist with the process of form filling for charitable grants to support regeneration
at the Warren Hill planter and future projects. Help and support available for this position (A volunteer has now been
found - Thank you)
Residents willing to pledge a small amount of spare time each week to our community. Help with litter
picking and contacting local council teams to report dog mess found on pavements, flytipping etc.
Support
the community on the Neighbourhood Plan
If interested, please send us an e mail to melvillehillcommunitygroup@gmail.com or call 07976 10 66 33
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CONTACT US: By e mail: melvillehillcommunitygroup@gmail.com TELEPHONE 07976 10 66 33 Cost: calls to a mobile Register by e mail to receive local information Tell us about a
problem or suggestion? Find out how you can support your Community Elected leads for 2012/13 - Nick Burleigh, Phyllis
Jenkins, Tim Mantle, Mark Hoyle
YOUR PLACE - Jan 2012 - Download here
Community Meeting 14 Jan 2012
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