Healthwatch Rutland are conducting a survey and want to hear from you if you or your family have served in the British Armed Forces, if you are currently serving or are a reservisit in the British Armed Armed Forces.
If you fall within one of the above categories, they would like you to complete their survey to help improve local services. Their survey can be found here:
surveymonkey.co.uk/r/youservedwecare
Please see the attached agendas for the above meetings to be held at 7pm at the Community Centre, North Luffenham
Planning Application submitted by North Luffenham Junior School
RCC are running an event on Wednesday 13 February 2019 commencing at 7pm at Rutland County Council, Council Chamber, Rutland County Council, Catmose, Oakham, Rutland, LE15 6HP.
This event is being held to help people find out what it takes to become a local councillor and will cover the nomination process and standing for election, the role of a councillor and what support is available, including allowances and training.
There will be a chance to speak with RCC Officers and Directors about council services and also the opportunity to speak to existing RCC Councillors about the role in practice.
For further information and to book a place on this event, please contact governance@rutland.gov.uk or call 01572 720991.
Please note the change of date for the next Parish Council meeting. This is because the original date set of Monday 21st January clashes with a RCC Council meeting where the main agenda item is the SGB Development.
Agendas for the meetings now scheduled for the 28th January 2019 will be published by 22nd January 2019
2018/1151/PAD: Barn at Settings Farm, Pilton Road North Luffenham
Below are the draft minutes for the meetings mentioned above along with the meeting dates for 2019 through to April 2020
Please see below the agendas and supporting papers for the above meetings which will be at 7pm on 3rd December, North Luffenham Community Centre
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
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.
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
NLPC currently have a vacancy for a Parish Councillor.
If you are interested in being co-opted onto the Parish Council then Please contact the Parish Clerk for more information.
Criteria:
You must either be on the 2018 Register of Electors for North Luffenham and/or during the previous 12 months prior to appointment by co-option, either have occupied as owner or tenant any land or premises in the parish or had their principal or only place of work in the parish, or have resided either in the parish or within 3 miles of the parish boundary.
Applications are required by 26th November 2018.
John Willoughby
Parish Clerk
Email: clerk@northluffenham.org.uk
Telephone: 01780 408288
Application by NLPC to have works carried out on designated trees on the Oval Recreation Ground
Below are the draft minutes from the above mentioned Parish Council Meetings
Please see below for dates and venues to find out more about being a local Councillor
Please see below the Agenda’s for the above meetings which are open to the Public
Rutland CC Healthy Grant Scheme aims to encourage projects which improve health and wellbeing, promote independence, and reduce the impact of long term health conditions.
Grants of up to £10,000 are available, and are welcomed from community groups, voluntary sector organisations, schools, parish and town councils.
For more information contact: Clare.Thomas@citizensadvicerutland.org.uk or visit: www.rutlandwellbeing.org.uk/news/healthy-rutland-grant-scheme