On 7th January the Parish Council held an extraordinary meeting at Adderley Village Hall. The minutes of the meeting can be accessed by clicking the link below:
Any queries please contact Marius Coulon at Marius.Coulon@greencleen.com
A Nice Place To Be
On 7th January the Parish Council held an extraordinary meeting at Adderley Village Hall. The minutes of the meeting can be accessed by clicking the link below:
Any queries please contact Marius Coulon at Marius.Coulon@greencleen.com
ADDERLEY PARISH COUNCIL
Chairman: Councillor Marius D Coulon TD, MCGI, MIOD, MCMI, MBICSc
PRESS RELEASE
On Wednesday 17th December 2015 the Adderley Parish Council held its most recent meeting.
This was preceded by a photo shoot of the Councillors and Clerk for Shropshire Council to launch the new Fibre Optic Broad Band that went live in Adderley on Thursday 18th December 2015.
After the photographs they got down to business and the first subject was that of broadband and the announcement, applauded by all, that Adderley would go live with fibre optics the next morning, this being after years of badgering the Council and maintaining pressure on the suppliers, it was agreed that this was a resounding success and thanked Shropshire Council for taking up our case.
Discussion was then held on the “Neighbourhood Watch Scheme” and that despite everyone having had a leaflet delivered to their door and the offer from the Parish Council to pay for the first two years membership, only 10 people had actually signed up. It was decided to further promote it on the Village web site and hope more sign up over Christmas.
Concerns were then discussed with regard to the Children’s playground surface and the clerk was asked to chase “Wicksteads” for their report so that the situation could be resolved and the surface repaired.
The Parish Plan was discussed and was agreed, this will now be published and put onto the web site for all to see. Cllrs Tydeman and Cornwall were thanked for their work on this.
We were pleased to confirm that the new village website was up and running at “adderleyparish.co.uk” and are looking to stakeholders for content for their various pages.
It was agreed that we need to get three quotes for the hedge/grass cutting in the village as this had not been undertaken for a number of years, the Clerk will approach a number of companies to get these and a decision with regard to a supplier will be made at the next meeting.
It was requested that the Clerk contact The Highways Department with regard to the state of the Norton in Hales road and the fact that the edges needed to be repaired as cars are now in fear of getting stuck if they leave the road onto the verge.
A number of invoices were agreed and paid and it was agreed to keep the size of next year’s Precept the same as this years.
Cllr Tydeman then asked that two items be added to next meeting’s Agenda. These being the purchase of a new fuel tank for the Village Hall as the old one needs to be moved and no longer complies with present legislation. Also the purchase of a defibrillator and the training of some staff on it.
This concluded the meeting. The Chairman wished all councillors a Happy Christmas and the meeting ended.
THE NEXT MEETING WILL BE ON WEDNESDAY 21st JANUARY 2015 AND MEMBERS OF THE PUBLIC, AS ALWAYS, ARE WELCOME TO THE FIRST PART OF THE MEETING.
Tel (W): 01785 282855 Tel (H): 01630 654295 Fax: 01785 281300
E-mail: mdc@greencleen.com
Just in time for Christmas we have heard the news today that cabinet 7 has finally gone live. The cabinet serves 110 premises in the village which means that from Monday you can contact your ISP and ask to be upgraded to Superfast Broadband.
It’s important to remember that if you are an existing DSL broadband customer then an upgrade will not just happen: you have to request it. Not all ISPs will be able to supply the new service from day 1 but you need to ask the question.
How fast is superfast? Well that all depends on how far you are from the green box but up to 500 meters away you should get the very best service available. After that the highest speed will drop roughly every 500 meters but even people who are 2.5 kilometres away from the cabinet should get a service, which means people who haven’t had a service before.
So after eight years of coaxing, cajoling and complaining finally Adderley village joins the twenty first century. Let’s make the most of it.
Adderley now has a community Neighbourhood Watch scheme. The hope is that as many people as possible will sign up to the scheme which is being coordinated by the Neighbourhood Watch co-ordinator in Woore. Apart from getting the benefit of shared information and intelligence it is possible for member households to get a reduction in their Home Insurance with some insurance companies.
For more information see the attached newsletter:
The day of the week your waste and recycling is collected will change over the Christmas period. These changes start the weekend before Christmas and end on Saturday 3 January. Some collections will be before your usual day of collection and some later than usual.
For details please see the attached leaflet:
Shropshire Clinical Commissioning Group has published information about how best to access healthcare services over the winter period. You can access a copy of the information by clicking on the link below:
The Parish Council met at Adderley Village Hall on Wednesday 29th October 2014.
To see the papers from the meeting choose from the links below.
Model Financial Regs (England) Updated October 2014
Parish & Town Council briefing note on planning decisions 131014
Welcome to Adderley Parish. Wikipedia tells us that:
Adderley is a village and civil parish in the English county of Shropshire, several kilometres north of Market Drayton. It is known as Eldredelei in the Domesday Book.
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