As you enter Crosspool via Manchester Road, keep an eye out for the new flower box under the Welcome to Crosspool sign.
The £20 box was prepared by Valleyside garden centre and paid for by Crosspool Forum.



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As you enter Crosspool via Manchester Road, keep an eye out for the new flower box under the Welcome to Crosspool sign.
The £20 box was prepared by Valleyside garden centre and paid for by Crosspool Forum.


Below is a bullet point summary of Thursday’s meeting. Extended minutes can also be downloaded.
Download full AGM/Open Meeting minutes (Word document, 20KB)
This scheme is being phased out and shortly no more green bags will be available. After 8 November residents will need to phone up for the next date of full bag collection in this area, but from February 2011 a waxed/hessian bag scheme may be in place; these will be reuseable.
Anyone needing more green bags this autumn and winter – or indeed with far too many unused ones! – to contact the Clarion so these bags can be put to good use and not wasted.
Download full AGM/Open Meeting 28 October 2010 minutes (Word document, 20KB)


You are invited to Crosspool Forum’s AGM and Open Meeting on Thursday night at St Columba’s Church. It starts at 7pm.
A provisional agenda is below. Come along to give your concerns on local issues to local councillors, the police and council officials.
28th October 2010, 7pm
Download provisional agenda 28 Oct 2010 (Word document, 40KB)
Crosspool Forum is inviting local residents to join in with the planting of 1,000 crocus and 3,000 daffodil bulbs along Manchester Road.
If you can spare an hour and would like to come along, we’ll be meeting at 10am this Saturday, 2nd October, at the top of Hagg Lane, at its junction with Manchester Road.
The local Beaver group also has 1,000 crocuses of their own, which they are planning to plant in the shape of their emblem on the sloping verge which flanks the Manchester Road Pelican crossing’s tactile paved surface.
Pictures of Manchester Road daffodils

Two benches have been installed in the neighbourhood by Crosspool Forum, at a cost of just under £2,000.
The first is located at the top of Stephen Hill and the other on the corner of Sandygate Road/Manchester Road.
The Stephen Hill bench, which was stolen five years ago, is dedicated in memory of the late Hugh Buxton.