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Parish Council Meeting
The next meeting of Oakthorpe, Donisthorpe & Acresford Parish Council is on
Wednesday 10th July 2019 at 18:30
held at Oakthorpe Community Leisure Centre - All Welcome
Click here for the latest Agenda's & Minutes
Wednesday 10th July 2019 at 18:30
held at Oakthorpe Community Leisure Centre - All Welcome
Click here for the latest Agenda's & Minutes
***PLEASE NOTE WE NOW HOLD OUR MEETINGS ON THE SECOND WEDNESDAY OF EACH MONTH***
Monday 17th June saw the start of Neighbourhood Watch Week 2019 and they will be celebrating the amazing work that volunteers do in their communities. They’ll be looking at areas where you expect Neighbourhood Watch to operate in and around (burglary) as well as some more unexpected ones (knife violence and social isolation).
The message this year is that when it comes to Neighbourhood Watch, there is #MoreThanYouExpect.
To kick start the week they have launched Neighbourhood Watch Inspiration, a collection of the most innovative work being undertaken by volunteers across England and Wales.
The database contains examples of how Neighbourhood Watch groups are changing their communities for the better. In each case, volunteers explain how they developed their project, the impact it had on their community and how they overcame any challenges.
Neighbourhood Watch Inspiration allows users to contact the author of each example with the hope of generating fruitful conversations between members.
Get involved!
Stay connected with Neighbourhood Watch on Facebook and Twitter where all this week they'll be showcasing the full range of activities volunteers undertake to improve their neighbourhoods using the hashtag: #MoreThanYouExpect.
They’re encouraging members to tell their stories on social media. How has Neighbourhood Watch helped your community? Why should people start their own schemes? Be sure to use our hashtag when you post!
If there’s just one thing you do today, please share there Facebook and Twitter post's with your friends, families and neighbours.
The message this year is that when it comes to Neighbourhood Watch, there is #MoreThanYouExpect.
To kick start the week they have launched Neighbourhood Watch Inspiration, a collection of the most innovative work being undertaken by volunteers across England and Wales.
The database contains examples of how Neighbourhood Watch groups are changing their communities for the better. In each case, volunteers explain how they developed their project, the impact it had on their community and how they overcame any challenges.
Neighbourhood Watch Inspiration allows users to contact the author of each example with the hope of generating fruitful conversations between members.
Get involved!
Stay connected with Neighbourhood Watch on Facebook and Twitter where all this week they'll be showcasing the full range of activities volunteers undertake to improve their neighbourhoods using the hashtag: #MoreThanYouExpect.
They’re encouraging members to tell their stories on social media. How has Neighbourhood Watch helped your community? Why should people start their own schemes? Be sure to use our hashtag when you post!
If there’s just one thing you do today, please share there Facebook and Twitter post's with your friends, families and neighbours.
Parish Safety |
Road Closures |
On the 6 June 2019 the government announced the launch of a Design Refinement Consultation on 11 proposed changes to the design of the HS2 Phase 2b route. These proposed changes are based on design development, environmental assessment and consideration of feedback received to recent consultations and ongoing engagement. The proposed changes only affect part of the Phase 2b route.
The consultation closes on Friday 6 September 2019.
View the consultation documents and provide your feedback.
Copies of the consultation documents are also available to view at a number of local libraries and council offices for the duration of the consultation. Find your closest information point.
Closed consultations
In 2018 we received almost 40,000 responses to our 2 Phase 2b consultations, so thank you to everyone who took the time to provide comments. The responses were collated and analysed by Ipsos MORI, who have now produced 2 summary reports for: We are continuing to take the feedback received into consideration as we further develop the design for the railway.
Events
We are holding a series of public information events from 21 June to 13 July 2019 to support the consultations. Events are being held near each of the proposed changes.
Navigator
A new online resource has been created to make it easier to view maps and information relating to your local area.
The consultation closes on Friday 6 September 2019.
View the consultation documents and provide your feedback.
Copies of the consultation documents are also available to view at a number of local libraries and council offices for the duration of the consultation. Find your closest information point.
Closed consultations
In 2018 we received almost 40,000 responses to our 2 Phase 2b consultations, so thank you to everyone who took the time to provide comments. The responses were collated and analysed by Ipsos MORI, who have now produced 2 summary reports for: We are continuing to take the feedback received into consideration as we further develop the design for the railway.
Events
We are holding a series of public information events from 21 June to 13 July 2019 to support the consultations. Events are being held near each of the proposed changes.
Navigator
A new online resource has been created to make it easier to view maps and information relating to your local area.
- The design refinement navigator will help you find the location of the 11 proposed changes and understand what’s proposed.
- The working draft Environmental Statement navigator will help you explore detailed information on the rest of the Phase 2b route.
***LOCAL CONSULTATION EVENT - IVANHOE COLLEGE 29/06/2019 12-5***
Stay informed of policing news in your area and sign up to www.neighbourhoodlink.co.uk
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
Why not visit the Measham Medical Unit website here
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