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NOVEMBER 2022 UPDATE
PARISH COUNCIL MEETING- The next meeting is Wednesday 14 December 2022, 7.00pm at the Village Hall
WAR MEMORIAL
Works to the grass areas around the war memorial started last month with scarification also now having been undertaken to get the grass back to looking its best.
NEW COUNCILLOR
The Council welcomes Martin Altham on to the Council following the resignation of Justin Alison earlier in the year.
Councillor Chris Sylvan has stepped down from the Council so there is a current vacancy. If you are interested, please contact the Clerk.
BROAD CHALKE EMERGENCY PLAN
A £1000 grant has been secured from SSE for equipment to support Emergencies in the village. We have been reviewing the Emergency Plan. If you feel you could assist as a volunteer, should we have an emergency situation in the village/Chalke Valley, please contact the Clerk.
LOW LANE FOOTPATH
The Council has secured the funding for this project which is a key element of the Neighbourhood Plan that was unanimously adopted in the Referendum in July 2021. Further work to in conjunction with the Cranborne Chase AONB and the Chase and Chalke Partnership will be undertaken to deliver some joint initiatives as part of the Project, but work will be delayed until the better weather in the early spring. There will be some disruption to access during the works. Full details nearer the time.
PARISH PRECEPT
The Council's Precept for 2022/2023 is £10,652. On a Band D property this represents an increase of £3.53/month from the previous year. The Council approved the 2023/2024 precept at its Council meeting on 9 November 2022 at £11,937 but did not approve a Special Precept for Playground renewal in view of the current cost of living issues.
ANNUAL GOVERNANCE AND ACCOUNTING STATEMENT- The latest Statement and Internal Auditors Report can be found on the Annual Governance Statement page. The external auditors did not require any further information from the Council and have signed off the accounts and Governance Statement for a further year.
You can use this site to access agendas and minutes, accounts and other formal documents as well as other useful information.
Use the 'Pages' tab on the tool bar above to navigate around the website.
You can also keep track of council events & local news by following us on Facebook & Twitter.
NOVEMBER 2022 UPDATE
PARISH COUNCIL MEETING- The next meeting is Wednesday 14 December 2022, 7.00pm at the Village Hall
WAR MEMORIAL
Works to the grass areas around the war memorial started last month with scarification also now having been undertaken to get the grass back to looking its best.
NEW COUNCILLOR
The Council welcomes Martin Altham on to the Council following the resignation of Justin Alison earlier in the year.
Councillor Chris Sylvan has stepped down from the Council so there is a current vacancy. If you are interested, please contact the Clerk.
BROAD CHALKE EMERGENCY PLAN
A £1000 grant has been secured from SSE for equipment to support Emergencies in the village. We have been reviewing the Emergency Plan. If you feel you could assist as a volunteer, should we have an emergency situation in the village/Chalke Valley, please contact the Clerk.
LOW LANE FOOTPATH
The Council has secured the funding for this project which is a key element of the Neighbourhood Plan that was unanimously adopted in the Referendum in July 2021. Further work to in conjunction with the Cranborne Chase AONB and the Chase and Chalke Partnership will be undertaken to deliver some joint initiatives as part of the Project, but work will be delayed until the better weather in the early spring. There will be some disruption to access during the works. Full details nearer the time.
PARISH PRECEPT
The Council's Precept for 2022/2023 is £10,652. On a Band D property this represents an increase of £3.53/month from the previous year. The Council approved the 2023/2024 precept at its Council meeting on 9 November 2022 at £11,937 but did not approve a Special Precept for Playground renewal in view of the current cost of living issues.
ANNUAL GOVERNANCE AND ACCOUNTING STATEMENT- The latest Statement and Internal Auditors Report can be found on the Annual Governance Statement page. The external auditors did not require any further information from the Council and have signed off the accounts and Governance Statement for a further year.