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Click on the links below to see the minutes of particular meetings.
The files are only available in Portable Document Format (.pdf)
- this requires the Adobe
Reader.
An agenda is a list of things to be discussed at a meeting - it provides the
meetings structure and hopefully keeps things on track.
Minutes not only provide a record of a meeting, they also may provide a
list of actions and the person or organisation responsible for a
particular action. By recording a minute it is possible to see
the progress of any particular topic, from its inception to its end.
Minutes can only be published once the Parish Council has agreed to
their contents as being a true record of the meeting they refer to and
signed by the Chairman. This means they will always be published one month
later than expected.
It is politely requested that any comments, ideas, criticisms
or otherwise to be discussed during the monthly Residents Surgery (prior to the
Parish Council meeting) should be sent in writing (letter or email) directly to the
Parish Clerk by noon of the preceding Friday.
Residents Surgery Guidance Notes
The Parish Council welcomes and encourages comments from
residents on issues relating to the village or in connection with any item
appearing on the agenda of the monthly Parish Council meeting.
Council meetings are always preceded by a short time set
aside for residents to raise their questions or concerns. In order for the Clerk
and Councillors to give a considered response, it is necessary to give advance
warning of matters to be raised. This can be done by directly notifying the
Clerk in writing or by email, including a brief outline of the point/s to be
considered. This notification must be received by the Clerk no later than 12
noon of the Friday prior to any Parish Council meeting.
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