Dear Residents,
As you may have noticed, a new pedestrian access gate has recently been installed at the front of the park.
Over the coming weeks, the gate will be brought into operation and residents will be able to use the same red fobs currently used for the ANPR barriers to gain access to or exit the park.
We appreciate that some residents who do not own a vehicle may not currently have a fob. If this applies to you, please contact the Main Office, where a fob can be issued and activated for your use.
We will provide a further update once the gate is fully operational. In the meantime, we wanted to give residents advance notice to ensure everyone has sufficient time to obtain a fob if required.
Thank you for your cooperation.
Kind regards,
Customer Care Team
*** UPDATE 8th June 2026 ***
- Chairman Dave Phillips
- Secretary Amanda Bastable
- Treasurer Julie Torrence
- Kaz Duffield ( general committee member)
- Harry Toms ( general/sports co-ordinator committee member)
- Alan Rumsby (general committee member)
- Julie Crudgington ( general committee member)
- Suzy Harrington (general committee member)
- Roger Graves ( general committee member)
- Stephen Ferguson ( general committee member)
- Michael O’Brien (Vice Chairman nomination)
- Geoff Webb (Vice Chairman nomination)
Dear Residents,
Following a few recent concerns raised around various areas of Sandy Bay, we would like to kindly remind all dog owners to please clean up after their pets and dispose of any dog waste in the designated dog mess bins located throughout the park.
We would also appreciate your cooperation in ensuring that dogs do not foul or urinate on artificial grass areas belonging to other residents. For the safety and comfort of everyone on the park, including our four-legged friends, dogs should be kept on a short lead at all times while walking around Sandy Bay.
In addition, we kindly ask residents to be mindful of their neighbours when dogs are spending time on decking areas. While we all enjoy having our pets with us, persistent barking can sometimes cause disturbance to others. If your dog begins barking for an extended period, we would be grateful if you could bring them indoors where possible.
Thank you for your understanding and cooperation in helping to keep Sandy Bay a clean, safe, and pleasant environment for everyone to enjoy.
Many thanks,
Sandy Bay Management