Parish Council

Come and have a cuppa, biscuits, a bowl of soup and a chat with others from 12noon to 2.30pm on Wednesdays 15^th February, 1^st March and 15^th March.

In the Seward Room at St Mary’s church.

Please spread the word to any neighbours in the parish who you think might like to come along.

Well behaved dogs on leads are welcome.

Please phone Lynne on 07809 692879 if you need a lift.

All provided by the generosity of the Parish Council and St Mary’s Church. 

Come and have a cuppa, biscuits, a bowl of soup and a chat with others from 12 noon to 2.30pm.

In the Seward Room at St Mary’s church.

Please spread the word to any neighbours in the parish who you think might like to come along.

Well behaved dogs on leads are welcome.

Please phone Lynne on 07809 692879 if you need a lift.

All provided by the generosity of the Parish Council and St Mary’s Church. 

Come and have a cuppa, biscuits, a bowl of soup and a chat with others from 12 noon to 2.30pm.

In the Seward Room at St Mary’s church.

Please spread the word to any neighbours in the parish who you think might like to come along.

Well behaved dogs on leads are welcome.

Please phone Lynne on 07809 692879 if you need a lift.

All provided by the generosity of the Parish Council and St Mary’s Church. 

Come and have a cuppa, biscuits, a bowl of soup and a chat with others from 12 noon to 2.30pm.

In the Seward Room at St Mary’s church.

Please spread the word to any neighbours in the parish who you think might like to come along.

Well behaved dogs on leads are welcome.

Please phone Lynne on 07809 692879 if you need a lift.

All provided by the generosity of the Parish Council and St Mary’s Church. 

The District Council’s Environmental Enforcement manager and her team have visited the village again and found far too many instances of dog fouling: on the recreation ground, along the High Street and outside homes in other parts of the village.

Dogs cannot be blamed for this disgusting behaviour.

There is a small minority of dog owners who do not clean up after their pets.

Dog fouling is not only deeply unpleasant; it is dangerous and can cause infections and blindness in children and adults.

With construction work underway it is important for anyone with any interest in living in any of the new affordable homes to register an interest.

Four of the ten new houses being built on the edge of the village will be managed by a Housing Association: 3 for renting and 1 shared ownership.

In April 2022 the National Park’s Planning Committee refused the planning application to develop a field near the Greenway Lane roundabout for up to 60 holiday lodges, spaces for shops and cafes, a re-charge centre for electric vehicles and internal roads with about 125 parking spaces (see here).

Following the Parish Council’s letter to the planning authority just before Christmas (see here) only a relatively small number of the changes being requested by Imperial Homes have been accepted.

Amongst other things the planners are saying:

Metis Homes obtained Planning Permission for 10 new homes in March 2022 but then sold the site to Imperial Homes soon afterwards.

The new owners need to show that their building proposals still fit with a number of ‘conditions’ that were imposed when planning permission was granted.

Parish Councillors have studied new details and were disappointed and alarmed to find many significant changes to some important parts of the planning permission, including: