Airfield is out of bounds due to Mil exercise this weekend of 26-27^th march

Please be advised that over the Easter period there will be no Rutland bus services on Good Friday (15^th April 2022) except for Delaine who will operate a Saturday service from 0810, and no services on Easter Monday (18^th April 2022).

Thank you.

Kind Regards.

Karen Newman l Rural Transport Officer

Rutland County Council, Catmose, Oakham, Rutland LE15 6HP

Rutland’s community safety partnership is hosting two market day events for residents to come along and discuss any concerns they may have about community safety in their local area.

The Safer Rutland Partnership is a group made up of local agencies, including Rutland County Council, Leicestershire Police and Leicestershire Fire and Rescue Service. The partnership works together, and with local communities, to reduce crime and promote safety throughout the county.

The first community safety event takes place at Oakham Market on Wednesday 13 April, followed by Uppingham Market on Friday 29 April. Rutland County Council’s Community Safety team will be joined by representatives from Leicestershire Police, the Council’s Road Safety team and Leicestershire Fire and Rescue Service, as well as the health and social care organisation Turning Point. Residents will be able to ask questions and get helpful information about crime prevention, ways to keep safe and how to report any safety concerns where they live

EMERGENCY ROAD CLOSURE AT Chapel Lane, North Luffenham
UNDER S 14(2) ROAD TRAFFIC REGULATION ACT 1984
Rutland County Council District Council (‘the Council’) in exercise of its powers contained in s14(2) Road Traffic Regulation Act 1984 has issued this notice in relation to water works because of the likelihood of danger to the public.
The effect of the notice is that Chapel Lane shall be closed with immediate effect.
The maximum duration of this notice shall be 21 days from the date below. Not withstanding this the closure is expected to be in place for 5 days.
During the implementation of this notice the diversion route shall be via Digby Drive, Edith Weston Road and Butt Lane with a reciprocal route.

Garages And Land Pinfold Close North Luffenham Rutland

PROPOSAL: Remove branches overhanging 3 Pinfold Lane
An application for the above proposal has been received by the Local Planning Authority and you are invited to submit your comments by 31 March 2022.

Please find attached a Notice and accompanying plan in respect of the Temporary Road Closure in the above areas in Rutland which will come into effect on 29/03/2022 to 01/04/2022

Please find attached the minutes of the above meetings

“Empingham Garden Club – next meeting is on Monday 28th February at the Cricket Club, when guest Geoff Hodge will give a talk on ‘Propagation’.  Geoff is a well-known  garden writer, regularly appearing in various national gardening magazines.
Talk starts at 7.30pm – refreshments and raffle.  All welcome – £2 for non-members. 

We currently have a vacancy for one Councillor on the Parish Council. We have now been given permission to co-opt without an election.

If you are interested in being co-opted on to the Parish Council and meet the following criteria then please contact the Parish Clerk for more information

Criteria:

You must either be on the 2021 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 31^st March 2022

John Willoughby

Parish Clerk

Email: clerk@northluffenham.org.uk

Telephone: 01780 408288

PROPOSAL: Single storey side garden room extension and erection of a greenhouse.

12 Glebe Road, North Luffenham

An application for the above proposal has been received by the Local Planning Authority and you are invited to submit your comments by 9 March 2022.

If anyone has found a single VW key fob in the village please could they hand it into the Community Centre or leave a message on the clerks telephone (01780 408288) as one has been lost by a resident

Rutland County Council has issued a ‘Call for Sites’ as one of the very first steps in the process to develop a new Local Plan.

Local Plans are important documents that help to determine the outcome of planning applications and other planning decisions. Every Planning Authority (including Rutland County Council) must have a Local Plan that states what can be built and where building should take place over a period of at least 15 years. By setting the pattern for future development in a particular area, Local Plans also help to decide where investment is needed for infrastructure like roads, schools and health services.

A ‘Call for Sites’ is one of the very first stages of developing a new Local Plan. During the Call for Sites, individuals, landowners and developers are asked to suggest areas of land which they think may be suitable for future development like new housing or space for businesses, depending on the county’s needs. Submitting land as part of the Call for Sites only places that land in front of Rutland County Council for consideration, ahead of formal public consultation. Submitting land for inclusion in the Call for Sites does not mean it will automatically become part of the Local Plan or receive planning permission.

Rutland’s Call for Sites was issued on Friday 4 February and notification has been sent to all those on the Council’s Local Plan mailing list. This will be followed by the ‘Issues and Options’ stage of Local Plan-making, which is due to take place in spring 2022. This is critical to the development of the Local Plan and will outline the long-term strategic planning issues facing Rutland, such as housing, employment, services and facilities, climate change and carbon reduction, and impact on infrastructure. An Issues and Options consultation will ask residents, businesses and other stakeholders whether they agree with the issues that have been identified and, importantly, which options provide the best solutions to those issues.

The process to develop a new Local Plan for Rutland that will cover the period up to 2041 is expected to take around four years. If you have any questions about the Call for Sites or would like any further information about the Local Plan process at this early stage, please visit: www.rutland.gov.uk/localplan or email: localplan@rutland.gov.uk.

PROPOSAL: Change of use of agricultural land to proposed expansion car park.
Luffenham Heath Golf Club Stamford Road South Luffenham Rutland PE9 3UU

An application for the above proposal has been received by the Local Planning Authority and you are invited to submit your comments by 25 February 2022. The details of the application are available to view on our website https://publicaccess.rutland.gov.uk/online-applications/ by entering the reference number above.
Please email any comments you wish to make to planning@rutland.gov.uk.

Please click below to view the minutes.