Please see notice and timetable below re re-routing this service during period Feb 22-24 2016
Please see notice and timetable below re re-routing this service during period Feb 22-24 2016
Please note that the extraordinary meeting of North Luffenham Parish Council originally scheduled for Monday February 22nd has been CANCELLED
An Extraordinary meeting of North Luffenham Parish Council will be held on Monday February 22nd 2016 and the agenda is shown below.
North Luffenham Parish Council (Trustee) met on January 18th 2016 and the DRAFT minutes are set out below
The North Luffenham Parish Council met on Monday January 18th 2016 and the DRAFT minutes are set out below
The Planning committee of North Luffenham Parish Council had a meeting on February 1st 2016 and the DRAFT minutes are shown below
This review, undertaken by the Parish Council is now well under way and the Terms of Reference and Chairman’s covering note are shown below
The Parish Council planning committee will meet on Monday February 1st 2016. Agenda and details are shown below. Please note that details of planning applications ref 2015/1145/MAJ and 2015/1144/FUL have already been posted on this website.
The agenda for the meeting is below:
NORTH LUFFENHAM PARISH COUNCil
Meeting of Planning Committee
Notice is hereby given that there will be a meeting of the Planning Committee on Monday February 1st 2016 at 10-00 am in the North Luffenham Cricket Pavilion
The Public may attend the meeting but there will be no Public Forum
AGENDA
Ian Ferguson
Parish Clerk
26-01-16
The next meeting of The North Luffenham Parish Council (Trustee to Recreation ground and Field Gardens) will be held at 9 pm on Monday January 18th 2016 in the Community Centre. The agenda and associated papers are shown below
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The next meeting of the North Luffenham Parish Council will be held at 7-30 pm on Monday January 18th 2016 in the Community Centre. The agenda and associated meeting papers are shown below
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On Tuesday January 12th there will be a talk at The Rutland Museum, Oakham on the subject of Women in World War 1. In particular this talk features the story of Elsie Fenwick who lived in North Luffenham and is buried in the churchyard.
The talk starts at 7-30 pm with refreshments from 6-45 pm
There was an extraordinary meeting of North Luffenham Parish Council on Wednesday December 30th 2015 and the draft minutes are set out below
“Residents of North Luffenham will recently have received their copy of RUTLAND LIVING. The front cover of that Magazine shows Nicky Morris (of North Luffenham) leading her dance class and the article inside headed “Silver Swans” tells of the excellent work she has done in bringing ballet / dance to the more mature ladies. Nicky is a highly talented ballerina and is now making dance available to a wider audience. We in North Luffenham should be very proud of her”
An Extraordinary meeting of North Luffenham Parish Council will be held on Wednesday December 30th 2015 at 7-30 pm in the Community Centre. See agenda below
The following security advice has come from our local Police Officer
Dear all,
Please, on the run up to Christmas make sure that you are security conscious. Please follow the following advice to make sure you have a Happy Christmas and a crime free one at that.
Most burglaries are carried out on the spur of the moment by opportunist thieves- they may see an open window or an easy entry point and take their chance.
Hiding spare keys outside your home is an open invitation to thieves. Avoid leaving keys in an obvious place near doors and windows.
When you go out, make sure you lock the doors and close your windows, even if you are going out for a short time.
Visible burglar alarms and security Lights are good deterrents to potential thieves.
Expensive items such as jewellery are attractive to thieves especially if they are on view from the outside. Try to ensure that valuable items cannot be seen through windows. When buying new items like X boxes, tablets, DVD players or blu rays, don’t leave the empty boxes on display near your bins.
Post coding your property can deter burglars because it makes it harder for thieves to sell. The police have a much better chance of returning property to its rightful owner following a burglary if it is marked.
Make a list of all valuable items and keep it somewhere. Take pictures of all valuable items like jewellery and silverware and write down the serial numbers of your TV, video, hi-fi, home computer and camera equipment to help the police identify them should they be stolen and recovered.
Taking steps to increase security of your home will reduce the chances of being burgled, but should you return home and notice signs of a break in, don’t go in or call out- there is a possibility the intruder may still be inside. Go to a neighbour’s house to call the police or use your mobile.
Have a great Christmas and New Year.
Regards
Pc 1146 Paul Le Pla
Rutland Police
Residents will wish to know that the village of North Luffenham raised £532-20 for the annual poppy day appeal in 2015 comprising
£33-33 from the Primary School; £24-51 from “The Fox” and £474-36 from St John the Baptist church on Remembrance Sunday
Please see below announcement of road closure affecting Station Road North Luffenham
The DRAFT minutes of the North Luffenham Parish Council meeting and Parish Council (Trust) meeting held on November 30th 2015 are shown below