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Annual Report 2012/2013 Evesham Town Council Annual Report 2012/2013 Annual Town Meeting 6.30pm Monday 8th April 2013 Evesham Town Hall EVESHAM TOWN COUNCIL Introduction to the Town Council Evesham Town Council is at the first tier of local government providing services for the people of Evesham with an operating budget of approximately £475,000. The Council is made up of 24 elected councillors representing five wards, and a small team of officers led by the Town Clerk. Mr Stuart Carter The Town Council is responsible for three allotment sites, Town Clerk three cemeteries, two closed church yards, Christmas lights, the Charter Market, Evesham Town Hall (first floor), Bonfire/Firework event, floral Evesham and the Almonry Museum and Tourist Information Centre. The Town Council is also a statutory consultee on many issues including planning and acts as a trustee to the Samuel Office Staff Wallace Smedley Trust. Carol Chambers The Council also provide financial support for various festivals in Evesham as well as other projects such as the Keeley Palmer Town Plan. The Town Council distributes grants to various local organisations; application forms are available on Almonry Museum & TIC request. Staff The Town Mayor, a position that has existed in the town since it was awarded its Charter in 1604, chairs council Tonia Collett meetings. All Council and committee meetings are held Adele Webb at the Town Hall and are open to the public to attend. Claire Costello Agendas and Minutes can be requested by contacting Marilyn Griffiths the office on 01386 47070. Philip Logan [email protected] Ground Staff Evesham Town Council Abbey Road Anthony Keitley Evesham David Haynes Worcs Richard Osbourne WR10 4RW Christopher Dowling Keith Fitzgerald (seasonal) http://evesham.uk.com Twitter: @EveshamTC www.mayorofevesham.co.uk http://www.almonryevesham.org/ Your Councillors (all Councillors are Members of the Planning & General Purposes Committee) Avon Ward Cllr R S W Jones Abbey Lane ( Abbey Lane Court , Abbot Walters Court ) 11 Woodland Piece Abbey Road Evesham Abbot Chrytons Place WR11 1BJ Albert Road Avon Street ( Brick Kiln Place, Magpie Court ) e: [email protected] Bewdley Lane Member of Promotion Committee Bewdley Street ( Bewdley Court, Brewery Court, Court- lands, Haines Place, Rowlands Court, Sinclair Court) Boat Lane Briar Close ( Burlingham Court, Terrill Court) Cllr Mrs Jean Taylor Brick Kiln Street ( Hopkiln Gardens) 58 West Street Coxlea Close Evesham Edward Street Ferry View WR11 3DR George Street Henry Fowler Close, Henry Street, High Street (Yates Court) Huxleys Way Cllr Martin Hammon Littleworth Street (Tredwells Court), Littleworth Walk Number Ten Merstow Green (The Old School House ) Albert Road Merstow Place ( Meade Court) Queens Road, Rudge Road, Shepherds Pool Evesham St Lawrence Road, Temple Mews, Vine Street (Vine WR11 4JX Mews) e: [email protected] West Street, William Crescent Member of Promotion Committee (Vice Chairman) Bengeworth Ward Cllr Alan Booth Abbey Gardens, Angel Vaults Abbey Gate, 11 Port Street Abbey Mews Abbey Road Evesham Allardene WR11 3LA Badsey Lane e: [email protected] Badsey Road Bridge Street (Monks Walk) Member of Personnel Committee and Grants Committee Broadway Road (Hill Crest, Longdon Hill) Burford Gardens, Burford Road Cllr Michael Elliman Burlingham Avenue Castle Street (Banner Court, Nailers Row) 4 Brick Kiln Street Cedarwood Gardens, Cestrum Crescent, Cestrum Evesham Walk, Church Street (Gardners Square, Cravens WR11 2AA Court)), Clyde Avenue, Common Road, Conwy Drive Conduit Hill (Pinder Heights), Cornflour Drive e: [email protected] Coronation Street, Cowl Street Member of Property Committee Deacle Place Drakes Lea Elm Road, Elmside Cllr Mark Goodge (Deputy Mayor) Freesia Close 8 Elm Road Glencoe Road Harvey Road, Hyacinth Close Evesham Kings Road (Philipscote, The Old School) Worcs Knowle Hill WR11 3DL Leys Walk, Lichfield Avenue, Lily Walk e: [email protected] Lime Street (Masons Court) Leys Walk Member of all Committees Lock View Lower Leys (Goodwin Gardens) Cllr Norbert Tucker Market Place, Marigold Close Medway Road 63 Elm Road Mill Bank (The Old Mill), Mill Street Monks Walk Evesham Montfort Street, Mortimers Quay, Mount Road Worcs New Street WR11 3DR North Road Northwick Road e: [email protected] Oat Street Offenham Road Port Street Robins Meadow, Robins Corner, Robins Meadow Robins Walk, Rosebank Cllr Mrs Rebecca Whiting Shannon Way, Shor Street, Solent PlaceSwan Lane 4 Masters Close Tamar Place The Leys, Evesham Tyne Drive Worcs Vine Street, Viburnum Walk, Violet Walk WR11 1EL Wards Close e: [email protected] Waterside Wesley Cottages, Wisteria Drive Member of Promotion Committee Your Councillors Cllr Mrs Diana Raphael Great Hampton 19 Boat Lane Evesham Ward Worcs WR11 4BP e: [email protected] Alexandra Road Member of Property Committee (Chair) & Promotion Basson Court, Berryfield Road, Blossomfield Close Bredon Crescent, Brookside Charlton Close, Chestnut Close, Church Road Cllr Mrs Frances Smith Clarks Hill Rise (Hampton House) Evendene Road The Orchard John Martin Square Malinshill Road Highfield Road, Hillside Close, Hylton Road Evesham John Martins Square, Kent Close WR11 2QG Lilac Close, Lunns Gardens Malinshill Road, Martin Avenue, Marymans Road e: [email protected] Maycroft, Meadows End, Merrybrook Member of Personnel Committee (Chair) Merrybrook Heights Mill Road New Road Parklands, Peewit Road Cllr John Smith OBE Pershore Road (Churchill Court) The Orchard Red Lane, Rosemary Close, Ryden Lane Malinshill Road School Road (Lynwood Close, Old School Court) St Andrew Road Evesham Summerfield Gardens WR11 2QG The Pool, Workman Road e: [email protected] Member of Property Committee Little Hampton Cllr Andrew Dyke Ward 6 Blackberry Way Evesham Andrews Drive Worcs Battleton Road WR11 2AH Blackberry Way e: [email protected] Bluebell Way Member of Property Committee, Promotion Committee Celandine Way Cheltenham Road (Orchard Walk) and Personnel Committee Coldicott Gardens Columbine Grove Cllr Andrew Dyke Cornmill Road Fairfield Place 6 Blackberry Way Fairfield Road (1-84) Evesham Goodwood Close Worcs Hamilton Road WR11 2AH Hemmingway Honeysuckle Close e: [email protected] Isbourne Crescent Jasmine Walk Kempton Close Cllr Gerry O’Donnell Larkspur Drive 4 St Paul’s Close Lavender Walk Evesham Lingfield Road Pershore Road Worcs Robina Close WR11 4TA St Catherines Road E: [email protected] St Davids Drive St Georges Close Member of Promotion Committee (Chair) St James Drive St Margarets Road Cllr John Payne—Retired February 2012 St Patricks Close St Philips Drive St Wulstans Close Current Vacancy St Johns Close St Lukes Close St Marks Close St Matthews Close St Michaels Close St Pauls Close Cllr Robert Raphael—Mayor Salisbury Drive Sandown Road Hampton Ferry House The Heathers Hampton The Link Evesham Thistledown WR11 2PR Waterside (Fountain Court, Fountain Gardens ) E: [email protected] Member of all Committees Your Councillors Cllr Jim Bulman South Ward 12 Broadway Road Evesham Worcs Alder Grove, Almond Close, Anne Crescent WR11 1BH Ash Grove, Aspen Close E: [email protected] Barnards Close, Battleton Road, Member of Property Committee & Promotion Committee Bayly Close Beach Close, Birch Avenue, Blackthorn Close Broadway Road ( Longdon Hill) Cllr Mrs Lynne Jakeman Burma Close, Butterfly Crescent Plum Cottage Cavendish Place, Charles Close Redbarn Lane Church Street ( Barley Orchard Court) Cherry Close , Bengeworth Coopers Lane (Fairwater Gardens) Worcs Cypress Close WR11 7RN Davies Road, Digby Road, Donney Brook e: [email protected] Durcott Gardens, Durcott Road Member of Personnel Committee Elizabeth Road, Fairfield Road (86-156) Fairwater Close, Falkland Road Cllr Reg Jakeman Fielden Close, Forest Gate Foster Road, Four Pools Lane Plum Cottage Four Pools Road Redbarn Lane Foxglove Close Bengeworth Hawthorn Road, Hazel Avenue Holly Close, Worcs Holmwood Gardens WR11 7RN Laburnum Drive, Larch Road e: [email protected] Laurel Avenue, Linden Close Lindsey Avenue, Longdon Hill Maple Close, Mansion Gardens No Cllr Patrick Boyd Masters Close, Mayfair Oaktree Close, Overbrook, Image Wren Cottage Owletts End Available 8 Glebe Road Poplar Close Aston Somerville Porter Road WR12 7JB Priors Walk Rowan Close Member of Property Committee Saxonbury, Simons Way Spinney Grove St Peters Close Cllr Charlie Homer Sycamore Avenue 8 River House Thorn Lea Common Road Trinity Close Waterside Evesham Watsons Lane, Willow Road, WR11 4QY Windmeres e: [email protected] Wood End, Woodland Piece, Woodlands Yew Tree Close Member of Promotion Committee Twyford Ward Cllr Mrs Beryl Gurden 11 Simon de Montfort Drive A46 Evesham Bypass, Abbotswood Greenhill Balmoral Close, Blayneys Lane Cambria Road, Collinsfield Evesham Common Road – River House WR11 4NR Common Road – Vale House Member of Property Committee Croft Road De La Bere Close Goodalls Grove Cllr Mrs Jo Sandalls Greenhill, Greenhill Gardens Greenhill Park Road, Greenhill Terrace 4 Homesmith House High Street St Mary’s Road Lanesfield Park, Leicester Grove Evesham Prince Edwards Close, Prince Henrys Close Princess Road, Rightons Court WR11 4EH Rynal Place (Conduit House) e: [email protected] Rynal Place (Willmott House) Member of Property Committee & Grants Committee Rynal Place (Tarrys Row) Rynal Street Cllr Ivor Stewart Sandringham Close Simon de Montfort Drive 7 St Andrew Road St Mary’s Road (Homesmith
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