Join Bob Sewell at 12:30 on God’s Acre in front of the Church to accompany him on a conservation walk around the village.
2nd Conservation Walk starts at 12:30am – Village Day Event
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Community Centre from 12:00pm to 1:30pm – Village Day Event
Find out more about a community based project or business in the community centre from 12:00-1:30pm today:
Community Based Projects
- Good Neighbour Scheme
- Parish Council
- Knit and Natter
- Camera Club
- Village Trust
- Chater Bowls Club
Community Based Businesses
- Spiegl Press
- GD’s Jewellery / Phoenix cards
- Rutland Decorating
- Jo Douglas – Skin Care
Battle of Britain Memorial Flight Flypast over the Oval at 12:09pm – Village Day Event
Join us on the oval for the best view of the Battle of Britain Memorial Flight Flypast scheduled for 12:09pm today.
BBMF have kindly scheduled a flypast which should take place over the village at 12:09 pm, and they will do 3 passes.
For operational reasons there may be only one aircraft.
God’s Acre from 11.00am to 12:30pm – Village Day Event
- Scout Activity Display
- Army Cadets Mini Assault Course
- Nordic Walking
- Garden Club Display
- Allotments Society Plant Sale
- Children’s Treasure Hunt
Location: God’s Acre in front of the Church
Time: 11:00am – 12:30pm
School Hall from 10:30am to 12:30pm – Village Day Event
The school will be open with displays of the children’s work from 10:30am to 12:30pm.
Children’s activities including creating a ‘Face in the
Crowd Portrait’
Face Painting
1st Conservation Walk starts at 10:30am – Village Day Event
Join Bob Sewell at 10:30 on God’s Acre in front of the Church to accompany him on a conservation walk around the village.
The Church from 10:00am to 1:30pm – Village Day Event
Displays celebrating the life of the Queen and her links to the Village in photographs, memorabilia, recordings, flowers and art.
There will be a guided tour of the Church.
Try your hand at Flower Arranging and Bell Ringing.
Refreshments will also be served.
Starts at 10:00am and finishes at 12:30pm
Village Day 2016 Starts at 10am Today
Update: Flypast now scheduled for 12:09 pm
Village Day – Tombola Prizes Requested
Hi, please have a look in your cupboards for any items you could donate for the village tombola, all donations received are greatly appreciated and all proceeds are for the Air Ambulance, Please contact Lucy on 07741 243948 or email cnaylorlp1@outlook.com or drop off at 10 Geoff Sewell Close.
Many Thanks
Carpet Bowls Club 2016 AGM reminder
Members of the carpet bowls club are reminded that the AGM will be at the community centre on Monday 13 June at 7.30. Come and have your say.
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Extreme Lawnmower Required
North Luffenham Cricket Club is looking for anyone interested in helping out with maintenance of the cricket pitch on the Oval
Currently Ken and Bill keep the square and pitch in excellent condition, and visiting clubs comment favourably on the playing surface
They are now looking for assistance with the weekly maintenance and particularly the “putting to bed” of the pitch at the end of the season
The weekly trim and pitch preparation takes approximately 1 hr per week
If you have an interest in lawns, garden machinery and cricket, they would love to hear from you
Please call Bill on 01780721216 if you would like to help out
Parish Council – payments in excess of £100
In order to comply with Transparency regulations The North Luffenham Parish Council is required to publish all payments made during 2015/16 in excess of £100 (excl VAT). These are set out below
Parish Council – Asset List
To comply with Transparency regulations I set out below the Asset list for both North Luffenham Parish Council and North Luffenham Parish Council (Trustee)
FOTO-FUN CHALLENGE – VILLAGE DAY
Do bring your CAMERA along to the Oval on Saturday and visit the Camera Club Display.
Take a cracking photo of your CHILD or PET – to win a PRIZE .
Send your photo in to the CAMERA CLUB and the BEST ones will be judged by members of the Club. Separate category for 16yrs old and Under. All details at our GAZEBO
Don’t forget to add AGE if 16 and under …….. and SEND IN YOUR PHOTO
Parish Council – Bank reconciliation
To comply with Transparency regulations, North Luffenham Parish Council is required to publish its Bank Reconciliation statement as at March 31st 2016. This statement, which has also been sent to the External Auditor, is shown below
Frying Pans!
Hi
One of the events planned for North Luffenham’s Village Day next Saturday is a Frying Pan rounders competition, being organised by our own Rounders RingMaster, Judy Cade
Obviously this is an event that requires frying pans
If you have an old frying pan that you would be happy to lend to Judy for the day, could you bring it along to the Oval on Saturday for Judy
Parish Council Internal Audit report
To comply with Transparency regulations the North Luffenham Parish Council internal audit report for 2015/16 is shown below
Parish Council (trustee) meeting – draft minutes
North Luffenham Parish Council (trustee to Oval and Field Gardens) met on May 16th 2016 and the DRAFT minutes are shown below
South Rutland beat – crime report for May 2016
Here is the latest beat report for the Rutland South neighbourhood.
Crime for May 2016 –
- 01/5/16 – Theft of diesel – Lyddington road, Bisbrooke
- 5/5/16 – Burglary x 2 – Tippings lane & Main Street, Barrowden
- 6/5/16 – Theft FUMV – Main road, Glaston
- 7/5/16 – Burglary – Willoughby road, Morcott
- 12-19/05/16 – Burglary OTD – Methodist Church, Bull lane, Ketton
- 14/5/16 – Burglary – Willoughby drive, Empingham
- 7 – 15/5/16 – Theft of lambs – Home farm, High street, Ketton
- 19/5/16 – Public Order – Normanton car park, Edith Weston
- 22/5/16 – Theft from unattended motor vehicle – Bartles Hollow, Ketton
- 24/5/16 – Preston lane, Ayston – Theft of mini digger
- 27/5/16 – Theft – Manton road, Edith Weston
- 27/5/16 – Damage – Normanton road, Edith Weston
- 28/5/16 – Damage to window – St Mary’s Church, Edith Weston
- 29/5/16 – Damage – Wing lane, Preston
Our current Problem solving Plans are –
Conducting a burglary campaign in the whole of Rutland – targeting offenders, liaising with neighbouring forces.
Targeting speeding motorists in Empingham.
Remember to visit the Rural Watch website, via the below link for rural crime updates and a whole host of crime prevention advice.
https://leics.police.uk/categories/rural-watch
Regards
Pc 1146 Paul Le Pla Paul
Rutland South Dedicated Neighbourhood Officer
Rutland Police