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Exciting news for the village: the Christmas lights switch-on is set for 5th December, with a school choir and refreshments. Early results from our new vehicle activated sign show a promising drop in speeding. Plus, plans are underway to repair the churchyard boundary wall, ensuring safety and preservation.
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Concerns were raised about the churchyard boundary wall, prompting plans for a structural inspection. The new vehicle activated sign near the school is now operational, with data being collected. Residents enjoyed a successful produce show, and plans are underway for next year's event.
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Exciting news for residents: full-fibre broadband is planned for early 2026, promising faster internet speeds. Speed concerns on High Street will be addressed with a new solar-powered vehicle activated sign, set for installation in September. Plus, plans for the village Christmas lights switch-on will be discussed next month.
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The village fete was a hit, raising £680 for the village hall. We're thrilled to welcome Mr. Kevin Ashworth as our new councillor, focusing on footpaths and planning. Community Speedwatch is in action, with six speeding vehicles reported to the police.
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Exciting updates for residents: A £2,000 grant has been secured for the village hall roof repair, with work starting soon. The new defibrillator is installed and ready, thanks to community efforts. Plus, Community Speedwatch volunteers are set to begin monitoring in July.
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Exciting updates from the parish council meeting include the arrival of a new defibrillator in three weeks, with training sessions planned. Plus, four residents have volunteered for Speedwatch, aiming to enhance road safety. The council also approved the annual financial statements with a clean audit report.
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Exciting updates for our community! A new defibrillator is on the way, thanks to a grant and council funding, with training sessions planned for volunteers. A Community Speedwatch scheme will soon launch to tackle speeding on High Street. Plus, a grant has been approved to support our upcoming village fete.
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Residents will be pleased to know that plans for a public access defibrillator in the village are moving forward, thanks to a local paramedic's initiative. Additionally, the council is applying for a grant to repair the village hall roof, using a competitive quote from Netherfield Building Services.
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Exciting updates include plans for a new litter bin near the Church Lane bus stop to tackle litter issues, and a speed survey scheduled for High Street to address community concerns. Plus, the playground inspection is happening sooner than expected, ensuring a safe play area for our children.
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Concerns about speeding vehicles near the school on High Street were discussed, with plans to request a speed survey and consider a reduced limit. Additionally, the condition of playground equipment was highlighted, prompting a review. A planning application for barn conversion was objected to due to safety concerns.