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Council Statements

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Action Plan for 2015 - 2016

Promoting democracy & citizenship ​

​1 The Council encourages public participation at its meetings,by a standing order of 18/10/07 there is a Public Forum (max 15 minutes ) at each meeting. This is included in the Agendas ,publicised on 6 noticeboards and in the Minutes.

2 .The Council seeks out the views of all parishioners. Examples are :

    The Parish Plan Questionnaire in2006 delivered to 775 households ,followed up by personal  visits so 46% were completed ,and formed a basis for the Parish Plan.

 A flyer similarly delivered asking for the preferences of young people for the uses of the new Amenity Field.

A flyer similarly distributed about the Opening Event of the Amenity Field on 22/5/10.

An Annual newsletter to all households giving a report of the achievements of the year, the accounts and Councillor contact details.

3 Councillors have contacts with local residents and discuss local issues.Also with a Residents Association ,local school and a large landowner and employer, DARLEY STUDS, whose activities have a big impact on the area.

4 The Council advertises  the services and activities of the District and County Councils.

5 The Council seeks out new members to replace retiring ones.

All  vacancies ,elections, nominations and contacts are advertised throughout the parish.

6 The Parish is split into 3 separate geographical parts, and the Council tries to achieve fair and equal representation for each part.

7 The Council supports local active groups (see list in Communication), and makes grants to organisations which
provide services to residents, eg Ellesmere Community Centre, Newmarket Day Centre, Dial-a Ride, Citizens Advice Bureau.

Child Protection Policy

Sports & Recreation



 

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