WINSTRED HUNDRED PARISH COUNCIL
Peldon Great Wigborough Little Wigborough Salcott Virley
A meeting of Winstred Hundred Parish Council will be held at Peldon Village Hall at 7.30pm on Tuesday 10th May 2011 which will be:
The Annual Parish Assembly
Electors and Organizations are invited and can contribute to this meeting.
Addresses from any of the following may take place: County Councillors, Borough Councillors, Police and any other body or organization.
Parish Council AGM
Election of Chairman, Vice Chairman, Financial and Responsible Officer, co-option or resignation of Parish Councillors- signing of all necessary declarations.
Apologies for absence:
Minutes of the last meeting
Chairman’s and Financial Reports
Public – Have Your Say
Declarations of Interest
Items for Discussion
1. Church Cottage, Peldon
2. Specialist interest roles for individual Parish Councillors
3. Playground Maintenance
4. Distribution of the Annual Report
5. Dog fouling on Moss Haye
6. Affordable Housing
7. Salcott crossroads bus shelter alterations
8. Actions and Reminders
Planning:
110662 Proposal: Prior notification for installation of Schott solar panels on two central roof section of a pair of grain storage buildings at Newpots, Newpots Lane, Peldon
110482 Proposal: Change of use from C3 dwelling house to A2 offices at 2 Abbotts Hall Cottages, Maldon Road, Great Wigborough
Finances:
101605 – R S Pullen – clerk’s fee for May £353.53
101606 – Peldon Village Hall – hire £114.00
The next meeting will be held at Salcott Village Hall on Tues 14th June 2011 at 7.30pm
Kicking it off in the Plough on Friday 27th ay at 7:30 will be Folk music in the garden, provided by Elaine Barker, Bill, Gwendal Moele and Shanty Clere. The usual Friday pub food will be available or why not try your hand at Boules before Sunday’s competition.
Between 11am and 5pm on the Saturday there is a day of family fun with the Church Tower Open, Flower Festival, Art and Photographic Exhibition, Craft Stalls, Owl Display, Dog Training, Punch and Judy, Bouncy Castle, Gardeners Question Time, Beer Tent, Ploughmans Lunches and Cream Teas with entrance just £2 or £1 for children.
Sunday kicks off with a Pet Service in the church at 9:30 followed between 10am and 4pm with the Church Tower Open, Flower Festival and Art and Photographic Exhibitions in the Church, Open Gardens with Treasure Hunt and Scarecrow Competition, Light Lunches, Cream Teas and the Boules Competition.
The festival is rounded off nicely with a Festival Concert in the Church by the popular Hadleigh group ‘Riotous Assembly’. A tale of the Essex riots 1790-1820, depicted in a contemporary folk song setting, followed by an end of Festival reception. Tickets £10 to include refreshments. More details from Bill Tamblyn 01206 735770.