Please see notice below
Cllr Paul Cummings presented a report on this issue to the Parish Council on Monday March 23rd 2015 and the report is set out below
The minutes of this meeting have now been signed off as being a true record and are set out below
Attached is a campaign document about a proposed wind farm in Rutland. If you don’t like this idea then you can write to the RCC and must do so before March 31. (Click below to open campaign document).
28 couples will be participating in the North Luffenham Safari Supper on Saturday April 11th. We are now past the closing date and participants will be advised later this week (w/c March 23rd) of the arrangements and which course has been allocated to them to host.
A big thank-you to all those who have agreed to participate.
Join us every Thursday evening for a knit/crochet/craft time as well as natter in the Den upstairs in the Fox from 7.30 till 9.30pm
Coffee Morning to be held at The Dovecote, Thursday 26th March 10-12 in aid of Women V Cancer.
All welcome for coffee, cakes & chat.
At the March 2015 meeting of the Camera Club, there was a good turnout for photojournalist speaker, Andrew James, who delighted us all with his splendid photographs of the wildlife of the Ranthambhore National Park, particularly those of the tigers and cubs. It is quite rare for some of the situations photographed, to have been taken before – mothers carrying their cubs so close to the vehicles and people. These were taken in temperatures of over 40 degrees, in the scrub and vegetation. Also included, were pictures of local Indian people with their colourful clothes.
To bridge the two halves of this programme, Andrew presented some glorious views of Rutland, taken in the depths of the winter frosts.
We were then shown photographs of a completely opposite part of the world- stunning views of the mountains of South Georgia and the Falkland Islands– the old whaling station, albatross, antics of the elephant seals and the different breeds of penguins. Those sparse, treeless wastes contrasted so strongly with the Indian photos. Being in those two extreme living conditions must have been very demanding.
What a very enjoyable evening – our thanks to Andrew for bringing these two different environments to our club.
The next meeting of the Camera Club is on May 11, 7,30 at the Community Centre. This will be a Practical evening.
The theme for Display is “Wildlife”
“Thank you to everyone who has supported The Fox and your kind feedback in our first week of opening.
As we enter our second week we would like to clarify our position as to the welcoming of children at the pub as there would appear to be some misunderstanding.
The Fox is a community pub which strives to welcome all, including of course well behaved children accompanied and supervised by an adult. We would however respectively request that no children are in the bar and lounge area after 8pm as you will appreciate this is an adult environment after this time.
Again a massive thank you from the whole team to all who have made our first week so enjoyable”
The Agenda for the Parish Council meeting of March 23rd at 7:30pm has been altered from that posted on March 11th and the revised agenda is set out below
North Luffenham Cricket Club AGM for this year will be held next Monday 9th March at 7.30pm at The Fox.
All current and potential members are invited to attend
Please note that the planning application reference number given in the previous email stating that the ‘details are available to view on the Rutland County Council Website www.rutland.gov.uk/planning‘ is incorrect. It should be 2015/0162/FUL. It is correct in the North Luffenham Website post.
Apologies to all concerned.
Proposal: New 3 bed dwelling.
Fox and Hounds Inn, 1, Pinfold Lane, North Luffenham, OAKHAM, Rutland, LE15 8LE
Reference: 2015/0162/FUL
The Local Planning Authority has received an application for the above proposal and you are invited to submit your comments thereon within 21 days from the date of this letter (27-Feb-2015). The details of the application are available to view on the Rutland County Council Website http://www.rutland.gov.uk/planning by entering the reference number 2015/0162/CAT.
Please email any comment you wish to make to planning@rutland.gov.uk.
Proposal: Change of use of outbuilding to overnight accommodation associated with the public house and ancillary external works.
Fox and Hounds Inn, 1, Pinfold Lane, North Luffenham, OAKHAM, Rutland, LE15 8LE
Reference: 2015/0161/FUL
The Local Planning Authority has received an application for the above proposal and you are invited to submit your comments thereon within 21 days from the date of this letter (27-Feb-2015). The details of the application are available to view on the Rutland County Council Website http://www.rutland.gov.uk/planning by entering the reference number 2015/0161/FUL.
Please email any comment you wish to make to planning@rutland.gov.uk.
A little brown cat belonging to Sylvia Lawson has gone missing. The cat is stone deaf. Anyone finding it please phone Sylvia on 720631
We are working on behalf of Anglian Water carrying out repairs to a mains foul water sewer that we believe has been damaged by a water main on Moor Lane North Luffenham. In order to carry out our work we have erected an emergency road closure.
This work has been logged both with Rutland Council and Leicestershire Police and we have also letter dropped the surrounding residents notifying them of the closure.
Proposed diversion route:
Chapel Lane / Church Street / Glebe Road / South Luffenham Road
Please don’t hesitate to contact me if you require any further information.
Tom Kirk
Framework Manager
T: 01604 770000
DD: 01604 772287
M: 07843 359718
E: tomkirk@ravcon.co.uk
W: http://www.ravcon.co.uk
We welcome the return of experienced photo journalist ANDREW JAMES on the 9th March.
(7.30 pm in the Community Centre).
Andrew will give a presentation of some of the world’s rarest wildlife and wildest landscapes in the Forests of Ranthambhore National Park in INDIA and on the high seas of the SOUTH ATLANTIC. This is a good opportunity to enjoy these regions of the world, without all the hassle of travelling!
Visitors are always welcome (£2)
If you are thinking of standing in the County Council or Parish Council elections on May 7th 2015 the poster below may be of interest.
Wanted Man is on this Wednesday, 11th, usual time and place – Uppingham Town Hall, doors open at 7 pm, tickets £5 on the door and do bring whatever makes it a good evening for you