Because of the resignation of a North Luffenham Parisn Councillor, a vacancy exists in the office of Councillor for North Luffenham Parish Council.
Please click below for the Notice of Vacancy.
Because of the resignation of a North Luffenham Parisn Councillor, a vacancy exists in the office of Councillor for North Luffenham Parish Council.
Please click below for the Notice of Vacancy.
Please click in the links below for the agendas and papers.
Some eight months ago the siting of benches around the circular walk of Glebe Rd, the Settings, Moor Lane and near South Luffenham was proposed. Finally the Benches have been sited and provide a place to rest awhile, especially those less able, and enjoy the countryside.


North Luffenhan and South Luffenham Parish Councils would like to thank the residents of North and South Luffenham and the organisations for their generous donations that have made this possible.
Thanks also to Ash Bates for his help in securing the benches to their bases
Please note that if you wish to attend the meetings NLPC requests that you do a Lateral Flow Test on the day. Unless exempt, please wear a mask.
Please click below for the agenda and papers.
These may be opened or downloaded in the links below.
The Planning Committe will discuss two applications and the agenda and links to the applications are below. The public may attend and comments will be taken into consideration by the committee.
Planning Applications can be viewed on the Rutland County Council Website on the following link: https://publicaccess.rutland.gov.uk/online-applications/
The application for the felling of the trees on Glebe Rd. 2021/1361/CAT can be downloaded, below, or viewed on https://publicaccess.rutland.gov.uk/online-applications/ and enter in the search 2021/1361/CAT
The application for the proposal of the agriculture building 2021/1378/AGP can be viewed on the link: https://publicaccess.rutland.gov.uk/online-applications/ and enter in the search 2021/1378/AGP or click on this rather big link: https://emea01.safelinks.protection.outlook.com/?url=https%3A%2F%2Fpublicaccess.rutland.gov.uk%2Fonline-applications%2FapplicationDetails.do%3FactiveTab%3Ddocuments%26keyVal%3DR319ONNN01F00&data=04%7C01%7C%7Ca27d4ee857344e862c3008d9b0c2e62d%7C84df9e7fe9f640afb435aaaaaaaaaaaa%7C1%7C0%7C637735173411222370%7CUnknown%7CTWFpbGZsb3d8eyJWIjoiMC4wLjAwMDAiLCJQIjoiV2luMzIiLCJBTiI6Ik1haWwiLCJXVCI6Mn0%3D%7C3000&sdata=%2F9pwzn7kauf4fO%2Bby9DKl21oWb2fOnQsjbegmw7bPYg%3D&reserved=0
A planning application has been submitted to Rutland County Council to fell the three lime trees on the Glebe Road site where the three houses are being built. This was not in the original planning application and the trees are in a conservation area.
North Luffenham Parish Council will be discussing the application and a response. Residents may wish to submit their own responses and the application and information on how to do this is on the link below
If walking on The Oval that there is a large broken branch, assumed from the storm damaged, caught in a tree waiting to drop. This is right above the pathways through the trees at the back of the cricket club. There are possibly other tree affected. NLPC will be engaging a firm to clear the debris from the storm.

North Luffenham Parish Council would like to thank all the volunteers who helped to make bonfire night a success. It was a good parish event; people were generous with their donations so that costs were well covered and there will be a surplus.
Thanks also to those who helped with the clear up. It is much appreciated.

The bonfire is building very nicely – thanks to the huge efforts of Charles Cade and the welcome donations of wood & pallets this year. Thank you to everyone who has been along and donated a branch or two – it’s making a spectacular-looking centre piece for what is promising to be a great evening after nearly 2 years of lockdown.
Doors Open 5.30pm; Bonfire lit 6.15pm; Fireworks 6.30pm
Please bring along notes and coins for the: for the donation bucket (suggested donation of £5 per family)
All donations help to offset the costs so please be generous to enable this event to continue.
For the early risers on Saturday morning, there is the sparkler stick clear up starting at 9am!
New volunteers are always welcome – if you can help, please contact Charles Cade on 01780 720467.
Thank you 😉
Due to the high value of wood this year the Parish Council are not able source pallets for the bonfire in the usual volume.
If you have any old wood suitable for burning please feel free to add it to the bonfire pile on the Oval
There is to an EGM to discuss the policies and in particular the Local Green Spaces designation in those policies.
Once the policies are finalised the parish will be consulted on those polices: there will a post on the website, an Exhibition in the Community Centre and a posting to each household.
Please download the attached documents for the agendas.
The annual Bonfire & Fireworks event hosted by North Luffenham Parish Council will go ahead on The Oval on Friday 5th November 2021.
Doors Open 5.30pm; Bonfire lit 6.15pm; Fireworks 6.30pm
The Cricket Club will be running the BBQ (to raise funds to continue the good works on the wicket); Janet Whittaker & Judy Cade will be offering hot & cold refreshments from the Pavilion with home-made seasonal cake; Lin Burrows will be serving her specially prepared Mulled Wine whilst Charles Cade & Pete Burrows are in charge of lighting the fire & fireworks. Our Chair of the Parish Council – Tim Smith – will be co-ordinating the important task of the ‘Donation bucket collection’. All this helps to offset the costs so please be generous to enable this event to continue.
Whilst The Scouts will be sporting high vis jackets and stewarding the perimeter and entry points, more volunteers are needed on the night to assist with ensuring a safe and enjoyable evening.
If you can help, please contact any of the above teams or Charles Cade on 01780 720467.
Thank you 😉
Please find attached the AGAR for North Luffenham PC which has been agreed and signed by the Internal Auditor appointed by the Leicectershire and Rutland Association of Local Councils.