Members agreed to purchase a speed warning sign to deter cars heading north in Main Street. It had been hoped to have two signs back-to-back on the same existing post but that had not proved possible so a site for Continue reading →
The Parish Council met on 6th September; four Councillors, the Clerk and Cllr David Over were present. Sue Joy sent apologies for her absence. Cllr Over outlined the funding still available to the villages for the current Continue reading →
Report on a Meeting of Bainton & Ashton Parish Council
Held in The Reading Room on Wednesday 4th September 2012 at 7.30 pm. Council Members attending were: Graham Fletcher (Chairman) Richard Harris (Vice Chairman) Judith Morrice and Nicola Clough. Two Continue reading →
Held in The Reading Room on Tuesday 7th August 2012 at 7.30 pm. Council Members attending were: Graham Fletcher (Chairman) Richard Harris (Vice Chairman) and Judith Morrice. PCSO Lorraine Moore and two members of the Continue reading →
Report for Barnack Parish Council The meeting held on Monday 9 July 2012 in the Wilfrid Wood Hall was attended by Mr H Brassey (Vice Chairman), Mr E Barker, Mr I Crowson, Mr D Laycock, Dr M Palmer, Mrs J Continue reading →
The AGM and Annual Meeting of the Southorpe Parish Council were held on 21st May following a Parish Council meeting. All Councillors, the Clerk and Councillor David Over were present and one resident attended the Annual Continue reading →
Barnack and Pilsgate Parish Council has a new line-up of Councillors after the recent election. Each Councillor has specific areas of responsibility to ensure that all Continue reading →
The annual meeting on May 12th was attended by 24 residents. Marian reported on an excellent year for UPC, with new equipment such as the laptop, projector and screen for displaying plans Continue reading →
The Parish Council met on 7th January; all five Councillors, the Clerk and Cllr David Over were present. The potholes reported in Main Street have now been repaired. The Highways Department has again advised that they are Continue reading →