LITTLE GRANSDEN PARISH COUNCIL

Chair: Oliver Hipwell, Hill Farm, 8 Main Road, Little Gransden SG19 3DN Tel: 017944 547685 email oliverhipwell.lgpc@gmail.com (Elected 5 May 2022; Vice-chair; Biodiversity and Tree Officer)

John Jefferies, Ash Tree Cottage, Little Gransden SG19 3BP email jrjefferies@btinternet.com (Co-opted 12 May 2022 )

Mrs Noushin Rostami, 34 Primrose Hill, Little Gransden SG19 3DP emailnrostami.lgpc@gmail.com (Elected 5 May 2022; co-ordinator Friendship Club)

Emma Ward 6 Main Road, Little Gransden SG19 3DN emmaward.lgpc@gmail.com (Elected 5 May 2022; trustee and parish council representative for Little Gransden Village Hall)

Aston Cox, Gransden Lodge, Longstowe Road, Little Gransden SG19 3EB (co-opted 11 May 2023

Clerk: Sylvia Sullivan, 3 Primrose Hill, Little Gransden SG19 3DP Tel: 01767 677906, email clerk.lgpc@aol.com Office hours: 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Monday to Friday

Tuesday, 19 November 2013

CHRISTMAS WASTE & RECYCLING COLLECTIONS


Please note, changes have been made to accommodate the Christmas and New Year bank holidays. Collections scheduled for:
* Thursday 26 December will be two days late on Saturday 28 December
* Thursday 2 January will be two days late on Saturday 4 January
* Thursday 9 January will be one day late on Friday 10 January

Call 03450 450 063 or visit www.scambs.gov.uk for more information. Details are also in South Cambs Magazine.

Posted by S Sullivan (Clerk to LGPC)

Thursday, 7 November 2013

LITTLE GRANSDEN PARISH COUNCIL




LITTLE GRANSDEN PARISH COUNCIL
Agenda for Meeting to be held on Thursday, 7 Novenber 2013, 7.30 pm
Little Gransden Village Hall
2013:
173. APOLOGIES FOR ABSENCE
174. DECLARATION OF DISCLOSABLE PECUNIARY INTERESTS Declaration of any disclosable pecuniary interest in a matter to be discussed at the meeting and which is not included in the register of interest. [Members are reminded that they are required to withdraw from the meeting during the discussion and voting on matters in which they have a disclosable pecuniary interest, whether or not the interest is entered in the register of members' interests maintained by the Monitoring Officer.]
175. MINUTES OF THE MEETING ON 5 SEPTEMBER to authorise Chairman to Sign the Minutes of the meeting as a correct record.
176. MATTERS ARISING
177. MINUTES OF THE MEETING ON 7 OCTOBER to authorise Chairman to Sign the Minutes of the meeting as a correct record.
178. MATTERS ARISING
179. OPEN FORUM (15 minutes)
180. CO-OPTION OF COUNCILLORS
181. CONSULTATIONS AND PROCEDURES
182. PLANNING To nominate signatory Section 106 agreement in respect of land adjacent to 47 Primrose Hill
183. NORRIS TRUST – to receive presentation by Mark Barlow
184. VILLAGE SIGN – Clerk to report on progress regarding repairs
185. TRAFFIC SPEEDING – Clerk to report on action from previous meeting
186. PARISH LIAISON MEETING – Adrian Penrose to report
187. HIGHWAYS Roads – to note saltbins have been filled; speed limit sign roundel Primrose Hall has been repositioned
Footpaths;
Bridleways
188. PARISH PATHS Meeting 14 November To note Adrian George has offered to represent LGPC
189. DISTRICT COUNCILLORS' REPORT
190. COUNTY COUNCILLOR'S REPORT
191. WINDMILL – update J Gillett to report
192. NEIGHBOURHOOD WATCH – Clerk to report
193. VILLAGE HALL to note letter from Trustees
194. LGEG to note report from Clerk.
195. BIODIVERSITY GROUP – A Penrose to report
 196. FINANCE: To note completion of Audit; interim budget; receipt of second part of Precept £2200: to approve expenditure as follows: Clerk's salary August 2013 £202.33, September £202.33, October £202.33 reimbursement of photocopying and stationery expenses (to be advised).
197. GLIDING CLUB AND AERODROME CONSULTATIVE COMMITTEE MEETINGS to be held on Wednesday 13 November
198. WEBSITE – update
 199. CORRESPONDENCE – Request from Victim Support
200. TRAINING – Clerk to report
201. DATE OF NEXT MEETINGS 2014 (to be confirmed) 9 January, 6 March, 20 March (Annual Meeting), 8 May (AGM), 3 July, 11 September, 6 November Thursdays 7.30 pm, Little Gransden Village Hall:
Provision for Planning Meeting: 3 February, 7 April, 2 June, 4 August, 6 October, 1 December, 6.00 pm Village Hall.
202. CLOSURE OF MEETING

Wednesday, 6 November 2013

LITTLE GRANSDEN PARISH COUNCIL




LITTLE GRANSDEN PARISH COUNCIL

MINUTES OF PLANNING MEETING
Monday, 7 October 2013 at 6.00 pm
at the Village Hall.
Present: Councillors B Bates, J Gillett, A Penrose,
3 members of the public
Minutes taken by: S Sullivan
Meeting chaired by J Gillett.
2013
166. DECLARATION OF DISCLOSABLE PECUNIARY INTERESTS None.
167. OPEN FORUM Mr Pemberton spoke to item 168, stating that he and others in Church Walk had objected to the appeal to vary Condition 6, on the grounds that removal of the hedge and widening access would destroy the character of the area. It was understood that the decision would be referred to the Planning Inspectorate.
The Open Forum was closed.
168. S/2300/12/FL 7 Church Walk Variation on Condition 6 of previous application for new dwelling. It was DECIDED to make no recommendation.
169. S/1963/13/FL 22 Church Street Rear Extension to Dwelling. It was DECIDED to recommend approval.
170. S/2075/13/LB 22 Church Street Proposed rear and side additions to existing single storey rear extension. It was DECIDED to recommend approval.
171. DATE OF NEXT MEETING  Thursday 7 November 7.30 pm, Little Gransden Village Hall (other meetings)
Provision for Planning Meeting: 2 December, 6.00 pm Village Hall.
172. CLOSURE OF MEETING 6.15 pm.


Tuesday, 5 November 2013

ADULT SOCIAL CARE




Cambridgeshire County Council has recently provided an update concerning adult social care, which might be of interest to you.
Do you have an opinion on local pharmaceutical services?
The Cambridgeshire Health and Wellbeing Board has been reviewing local pharmaceutical services – services that help you get and use medicines or medical equipment safely.  The Board's views on these services are written up in a Pharmaceutical Needs Assessment.  The Board is asking for feedback on its views to see if you agree with them.
Feedback can be given from 4 December 2013 to 14 February 2014.  You can give your thoughts by completing a questionnaire, either at your local pharmacy, dispensing doctor surgery, or online at www.cambridgeshireinsight.org.uk/JSNA/PNA
(NOTE – this weblink will only work when the feedback period begins on 4 December)
Stay independent, safe and well this winter
If you or someone you care for needs advice about keeping independent, safe and well this winter, the County Council's adult social care websites Your Life, Your Choice www.yourlifeyourchoice.org.uk and AskSARA online advice and equipment guide www.cambridgeshire.gov.uk/asksara provide information about keeping warm, preventing falls and the help that may be available to older and vulnerable people if they are unable to get out and about.  If you don't have access to the Internet, staff in your nearest library will be able to help or contact adult social care customer services on 0345 045 5202.

Posted by LGPC