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The next monthly meeting will be on Tuesday 16 March, in the School Hall, commencing at 7:30 p.m. To view the Agenda, please click here.

 

STREET LIGHTS - Our latest information continues to be that the new street lights on Main Street will be installed in March - commencing on Monday 15th. Hopefully disruption will be kept to a minimum, but we will endeavour to keep you informed of the timeline for the works.

 

There have been a number of instances over recent months where various posters have been attached to lamp posts and/or telegraph poles, using a variety of methods, including string, tape and pins. With installation of the new lights imminent this is an ideal opportunity to ask residents to refrain from this activity. Whilst it is appreciated that the motives are usually good, they quickly become unsightly, often fall into the street causing litter, and, where tape is used, cause paint to be removed from lamp posts. Also, when they are past their “sell by” date experience shows they are seldom, if ever, removed.

 

There are a number of notice boards owned by the Parish Council which are available for general use around the village. The right hand glassed panel of the board on Pump Hill is open for general use. In addition, there is a board attached to the garage and also one on the house opposite Highfields. Plans are also in hand to install an additional board at the north end of the village.

 

There are further boards at the Methodist Chapel, Church and Village Hall where permission to place notices might be sought from the respective owners.

 

This should be sufficient for most purposes. If not, can we suggest a general mailshot/delivery to individual houses in preference to the unsatisfactory alternative?

 

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