Please see below the agendas and supporting papers for the above meetings which will be at 7pm on 3rd December, North Luffenham Community Centre
Parish Council and Trust Meetings 3rd December 2018.
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Monthly Archives: November 2018
Better Care Together Public Meeting
Your chance to give your views: public meeting with NHS Managers
to hear about latest plans for local health services, 19th November,
5pm, Rutland Council Offices in Oakham.
Please see flyer below for full details and Agenda
Little Saints Pre School – Extended Opening Hours
Little Saints Pre School located at St Mary and St Johns primary school in the village has new opening times – see the poster below for details
Last Post for World War I Fallen 🎖️
Please take a moment to honour the village fallen by reading their names below, whilst listening to the “Last Post” followed by “The Rouse”.
Last Post…
…The Rouse
World War I started on 28 July 1914 and ended on 11 November 1918 at 11am, 100 years ago.
The fallen who came from North Luffenham are listed below in order of age, from the youngest who was 15, to the eldest who was 31/32 when the war started.
- 25753 Private Herbert Henry Storey, born: 26 December 1899 🎖️
- 38237 Private Arthur William Morby, born: 1899 🎖️
- 38236 Private George Edward Smith, born: 1898 🎖️
- 201499 Private Cecil Bailie Gage Killips, born: 12 April 1897 🎖️
- 12760 Private John Henry Steele, born: 1896 🎖️
- 10536 Private Charles Edward Thornton, born: 20 December 1895 🎖️
- 40264 Private William Kirby, born: December 1895 🎖️
- 3088 Private George Liddamore, born: Date Unknown 🎖️
- 66112 Private John Alfred George Adams, born: 04 September 1895 🎖️
- 15062 Private James Leonard Steele, born: 11 August 1895 🎖️
- 25892 Private William Killips, born: 31 August 1891 🎖️
- 24954 Private George Henry Saddington, born: 1891 🎖️
- 43807 Lance Sergeant William Henry Delisle Alfin MM, born 10 October 1889 🎖️
- 17232 Private Joseph Henry Boothby, born: 29 August 1889 🎖️
- 21018 Private John Robert Cox, born: 1888 🎖️
- 2596 Corporal Bertie H Smith, born: 1882 🎖️
12760 Private John Henry Steele (known as Harry) 
25753 Private Herbert Henry Storey 
15062 Private James Leonard Steele 
38236 Private George Edward Smith 
2596 Corporal Bertie H Smith 
24954 Private George Henry Saddington 
38237 Private Arthur William Morby 
3088 Private George Liddamore 
40264 Private William Kirby 
25892 William Killips 
201499 Cecil Bailie Gage Killips 
43807 Lance Sergeant William Henry Delisle Alfin MM 
21018 Private John Robert Cox 
66112 Private John Alfred George Adams 
10536 Private Charles Edward Thornton
Knitted Poppy Arch
An arch of knitted and crocheted poppies has been created by village residents to produce a cascade of flowers around the entrance to the church to commemorate the centenary of the ending of the Great War on Remembrance Day.
If you are unable to join us on Sunday do please visit the Village Church to see the beautiful Poppy installation and maybe pause for a minute at our Commonwealth War Graves Commission Plot.
Remembrance Kneeler
This wonderfully detailed Remembrance Kneeler, crafted by Liliane Coogan and Fay Cummings, will be presented in Church tomorrow during the Remembrance Day service.
St Georges Barracks Development Update from RCC
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Remembrance Day 2018
On Sunday 11th November the village is invited to gather at the Village Church to remember those that have lost their lives in War and those that have served their Country in War and in Peace.
We will also especially remember those Soldiers and Airmen from Great Britain and the Commonwealth who are buried in our beautiful churchyard.
To commemorate this, the 100th Anniversary of the end of World War 1, a beautiful arch of over 600 knitted poppies has been prepared in the Church Porch, in addition the School will be helping to decorate the Church with poppies.
The Service will start at 10.45 am, however you are urged to arrive by 10.30 am to secure a seat.
We will be joined by CO 1 Military Working Dog Regiment RAVC, Lt Col Neil Lakin RE and a contingent from the Regiment together with our Uniformed Youth Groups and representatives of the Royal British Legion and Royal Air Forces Association. The Act of Remembrance will be led by Air Vice Marshal Nigel Sudborough CB OBE DL the President of RBL Rutland.
16 Villagers lost their lives in WW1 and their names are commemorated on the village war memorial, their stories do live on and you can view them here on the Rutland Remembers website.
If you are unable to join us on Sunday do please visit the Village Church to see the beautiful Poppy installation and maybe pause for a minute at our Commonwealth War Graves Commission Plot.
North Luffenham Garden Club
Thursday Evening, 8th November 2018, at 7.30 pm: the Community Centre.
Don’t miss our Speaker, Mr Joe Sharman, the renowned plantsman from Monksilver Nursery, who will be here to give an illustrated talk all about Snowdrops, their history, cultivatiion and much more.
Refreshments, raffle, plants for sale and a warm welcome (Non members £2.00 per meeting). Meeting will include brief AGM.
RCC review of Polling Districts, Polling places and Polling stations.
Rutland County Council is conducting a compulsory review of the above in compliance with the Electoral Registration and Administration Act 2013.
The review is to run from the 29th November to the 16th December 2018. The review is to be completed by the 23rd December 2018 and any changes will be effective for the ordinary elections on 2nd May 2019. Full details can be found at the following web-site:
www.rutland.gov.uk/pollingplacereview
I would mention that there is no plan to change the polling station for North Luffenham, this being the Community Centre.
The Gusualdo Six Concert 23rd Nov 2018. 7.30pm North Luffenham Church
Beautiful unaccompanied choral music from the renaissance to the present day.
Tickets £15/£5 under-18s
View this stunning medieval Rutland Church
with pre-concert drinks served from 7.00pm
Tickets in advance from Janet Whittaker: 01780 721216
or www.thegesualdosix.co.uk, or on the door
Sum of Money Lost
A sum of money was last night somewhere in the village. If found please could you contact a parish councillor or Tim Smith on 01780 360083