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Parish Council Meeting
The next meeting of Oakthorpe, Donisthorpe & Acresford Parish Council is on
Wednesday 11th September 2019 at 18:30
held at Oakthorpe Community Leisure Centre - All Welcome
Click here for the latest Agenda's & Minutes
Wednesday 11th September 2019 at 18:30
held at Oakthorpe Community Leisure Centre - All Welcome
Click here for the latest Agenda's & Minutes
Grass Verge cutting & Footpath issues |
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It has been noticed a number of the grass verges in the parish have been cut however in some areas these cuts may not be complete to satisfaction, there have also been a number of reports of overhanging branches and nettles causing issues on walkways.
A number of reports have today (12/07/2019) been submitted to Leicester County Council using the online reporting tool - images have also been supplied and we will await the response - please note we will continue to monitor and should anyone have any issues you may contact us under the link above or report direct on the LCC website using the button below. |
There has been a increase in the number of concerns surrounding crime in our parish, the parish council alongside local groups and Leicestershire Police want to ensure that we remain an area where crime is at a low.
There are a number of ways in which you can report a crime 999 - If there is a threat to life, threat of immediate danger or a crime in progress or just happened 101 - If a crime has occured overnight, vehicle stolen with no witnesses or CCTV etc. This service can be very busy. Report online - This is the alternative to 101 and can be very effective - click the link below Just remember not matter how insignificant report it, this all helps to build up a case for extra resources. |
Parish Safety |
Road Closures |
A444 Speed Limit review
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NWLLSA Sport and Health Awards 2019
Thursday 28th November, 6pm-8.30pm at Hermitage Leisure Centre (Delivered in partnership with Everyone Active)
What are they?
The annual NWLLSA Sport and Health Awards is a glamorous evening awards ceremony attended each year by over 500 local people. It is held to recognise and celebrate the outstanding contributions made by local people of all ages to sport, physical activity and health across North West Leicestershire. Categories include; Schools of the year, Sportsperson of the year, Senior coach/volunteer of the year, Healthy lifestyle award, Community award, Outstanding contribution award, Active age award (please see nominations form attached for full details).
Why do we have them?
The sport and health awards is a platform to share and celebrate the achievements and contributions local people are making to sport, physical activity and health right now. It is also a great way to inspire and empower more people to join in and get active.
How can you get involved?
To get involved and support this year's event you can;
If you would like any more information please contact Emily on;emily.rodbourne@nwleicestershire.gov.ukor 01530 454755.
What are they?
The annual NWLLSA Sport and Health Awards is a glamorous evening awards ceremony attended each year by over 500 local people. It is held to recognise and celebrate the outstanding contributions made by local people of all ages to sport, physical activity and health across North West Leicestershire. Categories include; Schools of the year, Sportsperson of the year, Senior coach/volunteer of the year, Healthy lifestyle award, Community award, Outstanding contribution award, Active age award (please see nominations form attached for full details).
Why do we have them?
The sport and health awards is a platform to share and celebrate the achievements and contributions local people are making to sport, physical activity and health right now. It is also a great way to inspire and empower more people to join in and get active.
How can you get involved?
To get involved and support this year's event you can;
- Nominate - If you think you know someone who deserves to win one of our awards and be recognised for their achievements, please complete our online nomination form here. Please also share this with any other contacts you see appropriate.
- Be there on the night - come and join us in celebrating our successes together at the ceremony
- Join in the conversation - Join the buzz by following our Facebook page or Twitter page where all things Sports and Health Awards will be posted. Also join in using #ProudNWL #Activity4All
If you would like any more information please contact Emily on;emily.rodbourne@nwleicestershire.gov.ukor 01530 454755.
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Been subject to a crime? Or want to prevent one from happening? Go to www.leics.police.uk/support Leicestershire Police is keen to hear your views about policing in your area. Please take a moment to visit www.leics.police.uk/haveyoursay and complete their on-line survey. |
Did you know that If you search Leicestershire Fire and Rescue Service and click on ‘contact us’ it gives you options – a useful form to complete is ‘Request a home visit’ … if applicable they will send someone out to assess the safety of your home – they will check fire alarms, smoke alarms etc. Why not click the logo above to check out their website
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Leicestershire Police – County Lines initiative
Leicestershire Police is raising awareness of County Lines and the signs that it may be taking place within a community.
County Lines is the exploitation of young and vulnerable people to assist with the distribution of drugs.
It is a nationwide issue and action has recently been taken by Leicestershire Police through Operation Lionheart to execute warrants and arrest some of those believed to be involved.
Further information can be found on the Leicestershire Police website by following this link https://www.leics.police.uk/countylines.
Leicestershire Police is raising awareness of County Lines and the signs that it may be taking place within a community.
County Lines is the exploitation of young and vulnerable people to assist with the distribution of drugs.
It is a nationwide issue and action has recently been taken by Leicestershire Police through Operation Lionheart to execute warrants and arrest some of those believed to be involved.
Further information can be found on the Leicestershire Police website by following this link https://www.leics.police.uk/countylines.
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Measham Medical Unit
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Interested in joining Dog Watch
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