Please see the attached flyer setting out details of the events taking place at the Fox Country Dining Pub over VE Day weekend.
The first Anglian Water Music Festival taking place on the 13th and 14th June.
The festival is specifically aimed at families – with lots of activities around the theme of “Getting Active” – including water sports, climbing wall and nature reserve walks. We are very keen that it will be a celebration to showcase all that Rutland has to offer.
Headline acts are Scouting for Girls and The Hoosiers, but most of the supporting acts are made up of individuals and groups from across Rutland and Leicestershire. The majority of the food and drink stands will be local businesses too.
The festival will be held at Sykes Lane, so well away from the nature reserve.
Parking will be included in the ticket prices, and everything we’re doing is to try and minimise queues and disruption for the local community – people will be able to drive straight on site without having to wait at barriers to keep traffic flowing.
Our aim is to make the festival as plastic free as possible in line with our plastic pledge as a business and the way our water parks are run all year round.
North Luffenham Parish Council has received complaints that on two occasions bird scarers have been used in Ancaster Way apparently to scare away the starlings in the laurel bushes.
It is considered a criminal offence to set off fireworks in the street or other public places without permission.
Bird scarers are very loud as their purpose is to scare away birds from farm crops and in an urban setting are a nuisance and in particular cause upset to the elderly.
The Parish Council is working with Rutland County Council to try and alleviate the problem that the starlings are causing.
Please find attached a flyer for the above village event
Please find attached the minutes of the above meetings
Please find attached the agendas and supporting papers for the forthcoming meetings as above
I have received a request from the owner of the field below the primary school that walkers stay on the designated footpath that goes from the stone style in the Church graveyard to the metal bridge crossing at the bottom of the field. Could residents please not enter the field by the gate or fence at the corner of Glebe Road. Thank you
Please see the attached NHS public information sheet with regard to Coronavirus
Attached are the minutes of the above meetings
TO ALL RUTLAND RESIDENTS
PLEASE VOTE WITH YOUR FEET AND ATTEND MEETINGS
A Crucial point where your County needs YOU!!
On Monday 20th January and Monday 27th January 2020 Rutland County Councillors are being asked to vote on 3 major issues which effect the whole of Rutland.
Please attend these meetings and speak to your elected ward Councillor. Your Councillors vote is important and it is vital that you voice your concerns.
Monday 20th January 2020 7:00 PM – Council Chambers Catmose, Oakham
The Councillors will vote on two issues – Whether or not to accept the Housing Infrastructure Fund (HIF) grant funding and the Councils Corporate Plan 2019-2024.
Accepting the HIF grant funding will lead to irreversible and unnecessary urbanisation at St Georges Barracks. Rutland will change forever. It will affect our local towns, our economies, the traffic flow on our rural roads and could lead to further urbanisation in other parts of the County. Are the ‘infrastructure first’ promises being upheld? Just one of many questions which need to be asked.
Monday 27th January 2020 7:00 PM – Council Chambers Catmose, Oakham
The Councillors will be asked to support the Local Plan and allow it to proceed to the next stage. This is the pre-submission version which will be the version presented to the Inspector. The proposed Local Plan includes St Georges Barracks and addresses development needs across the whole of the county.
The Chief Executive and the Cabinet at RCC are very focused on proceeding with these matters as quickly as possible.
There are many questions which need to be asked.
• Have RCC mitigated all risks involved in accepting the HIF grant funding?
• Has your Councillor seen and had enough time to make an informed decision of their own?
• What improvements will there be to rural roads to cope with the extra traffic?
• When will any improvement happen?
• When will the promised new school be built?
• What extra strain will be put on local public services and your doctor’s surgery?
PLEASE ATTEND THE MEETINGS ON 20TH AND 27TH JANUARY AND SPEAK TO YOUR WARD COUNCILLOR
Please find attached the agenda and papers for the above meetings to be held at North Luffenham Community Centre at 7pm
Please find attached the minutes of the above meeting which was held at North Luffenham Community Centre
Please find attached the agenda for the above meeting to be held at the Community Centre at 7pm.
Please find attached the meeting dates for North Luffenham Parish Council and also the meeting of the Oval Recreation Ground and Field Gardens Trust of which the Parish Council is the sole trustee.
Please find attached notice of an emergency road closure, Moor Lane, which I have just received.
Minutes of the above meetings are attached below
Please find attached the agendas and supporting papers for the above meetings to be held at North Luffenham Community Centre at 7.00pm
2019/1020/FUL PROPOSAL: Single storey infill extension linking front of property with existing garage and alterations to garage to provide utility and store room.
Please see attached the details of the above planning application
Please find attached the minutes for the meetings above