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Planning Application – 11 Johnson Close
Parish Council (Trust) Meeting 2nd July 2018- Agenda
Parish Council Meeting 2nd July 2018 -Agenda
Parish Council Response to the St Georges consultation
Planning Application 6A Church Street
Planning Sub-Committee Meeting
Agenda for the forth coming meeting on 12th June at 4pm at the Community CentrePlanning Sub Committee 12th June 2018
Planning Decision Notice
Planning Application 12 Glebe Road
Draft Minutes Parish Council (Trust) Annual Meeting Monday 21st May 2018
Draft Minutes of Annual Parish Council Meeting 21st May 2018
VILLAGE DAY 2018 – THANK YOU
Many thanks indeed to all those that helped to make Village Day such a great success, though the weather did inevitably help. It is always good to see the village come together for such an event and it was very special to see so many of our younger citizens having fun. None of this would have happened without your support. On behalf of the Parish Council and indeed the village, I would thank on your behalf all those who helped to make the day so special, including:
Preparatory Grass Cutting – Pete Burrows / Chater Choir – Tracey Steward and so many wonderful singers / Archery – Michael Anker and Tim Clifton / Target Golf – Charles Cade / Dog Show – Sarah’s Pet Care Services and Bill Whittaker / Frisby Golf – Graham & Pippa Madgwick / Church/Remembrance Poppies – Janet Whittaker & Fay Cummings / Basketball – Mathew Butcher / Croquet – Tim & Hilary Smith / Football Skills – Ben Eshelby / Rounders – Judy Cade & Di Wickowski / Pizza in a Box – North Luffenham Scouts / Tug of War – Sue Roberts / Bar – Trish & Debbie / BBQ – Liz Caffarelli / Jane Roche / Afternoon Teas – Hilary Hudson, Charlene Hudson, Janet Heasell, Sue / Cakes Stall – Vanja House, Val Smith, Penny McKinley & Sue Read and anyone that I might have inadvertently forgotten (With sincere apologies).
A great day thank you, one and all. Paul Cummings
ST GEORGE’S BARRACKS – HAVE YOUR SAY NOW
The deadline for the submission of comments on the proposed development at St George’s Barracks has, at our request, been extended to 14th Jun 18. If you say nothing, RCC will accept your tacit support to the proposed new town of 3,570 new homes, an industrial estate and a 200 hectare quarry on your doorstep. It is really important that you have your say using the questionnaire provided or by email using the pro forma at: https://www.stgeorgesrutland.co.uk.
I attach a copy of a letter that I hope to get published in next week’s papers:
Paul Cummings – Chair NLPC
email: pbgcummings@gmail.com
Village Day Refreshments
There will be several refreshment options available on The Oval from 2:30pm
Afternoon Teas
BBQ – Burgers and Sausages
Bar (Open from 1pm)
Feel free to partake of any and all
IMPORTANT – St GEORGE’S BARRACKS PLAN – FEEDBACK FORM
If we are to be able to influence RCC’s view of the proposed development at St George’s Barracks it is essential that as many people as possible complete the Feedback Form. It doesn’t matter if you are for or against the proposals, your view is really important. We will have forms available at Village Day or complete on line:
https://www.stgeorgesrutland.co.uk/have-your-say/#stgeorges-survey
YOUR VIEWS WILL HELP THE COUNTY COUNCIL WITH THEIR PLANNING
Annual Parish Council (Trust) Meeting – 21 May 2018
The Annual meeting of North Luffenham Parish Council (Trust) will be held immediately following the PC Meeting on Monday 21st May 2018 in the Community Centre. The agenda and associated paper are listed below:
Annual Parish Council Meeting – Monday 21st May 2018
The Annual Meeting of North Luffenham Parish Council will be held at 7pm on Monday 21st May 2018 in the Community Centre. The agenda attached below:
Village Day – Archery Returns to Butt Lane
In the Middle Ages archery practice was a feudal obligation, and every settlement had its practice area.
The origin of the name “Butt Lane” may come from Middle English butte which was a ‘mark for archery’, ‘target’, ‘goal’.
On Village Day (Sunday May 20th) Michael Anker will be running “Have a Go” Archery taster sessions on the Oval at 3:30 by the cricket nets for anyone who would like to re-create the medieval use of the area (but with modern recurve bows )
All ages and abilities are welcome to give it a try
Michael will be taking donations for Dove Cottage Day Hospice at Ridlington from participants
Village Day – Cake Requests
Vanya House and Sue Read will be running a cake stall on Village Day on Sunday May 20th, to raise funds for the Church
If you would like to donate a cake to sell on the stall, please bring it to the pavilion on Sunday where Vanya or Sue will collect it
Village Day – Fun Dog Show
There will be a fun dog show open to all on Village Day on Sunday 20th May
This will be held between 2.30pm – 3.30 pm in the Arena, and run by Paul Cummings
Judging will be on several fun categories, including:
• Sit & Stay
• Walk to Heel
• Sausage Catching
• Best Young Handler (Under 12 yrs)
• Best Fancy Dress – Dog & Handler
• Most Lovable Dog
Feel free to bring yourself and your dog along on the day