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Cropwell Bishop Parish Council Cropwell Bishop The Old School Tel: 0115 9894656 Fern Road, Cropwell Bishop, Nottingham, NG12 3BU Cropwell Bishop Email: clerk@cropwellbishop-pc.gov.uk Community Groups & Clubs, Events,Workshops, Meetings, Training Sessions, Private Parties & Receptions News January 2017 Office Hours: Monday – Friday 9.30 a.m. – 2.30 p.m. ... Booking Times by Arrangement In this issue . www.cropwellbishop-pc.gov.uk Children's Birthday Party Packages PAINT A POT PARTY STICKY FINGERS Featuring-CAROLYN’S CRAFTS COOKING PARTY Min. 10 Children Max. 16 Children 3 different Packages All include a free birthday plate Under 8’s Pizza Party - or bowl for the children to sign/ Make 1 pizza & 3 cupcakes fingerprint as a keepsake of the day. Under 13’s Cupcake Party - Package One - £125.00 incl. V.A.T a more mature party for for 10 people over 10 add £8 per head older children Package Two - £150.00 incl. V.A.T Cinema, Music, Clubs £160.00 incl. V.A.T for for 10 people over 10 add £9.50 per head Package Three - £175.00 incl. V.A.T 10 children for over 10 Children add £11 per head for 10 people over 10 add £13 per head BOUNCY CASTLE PARTIES DISCO MANIA with Nigel & his Bounce Party 2-12 years Night Train Disco Bounce & Slide Party 2-14 years Available for Any Age Group Bring along some Activities & Music to suit food and you’re State of the art Sound and Lighting ready to go!!! Games & Competitions with prizes Snow Machine - Inflatable Guitars etc. just read inside Bounce £100 incl. VAT Bounce & Slide £115 incl. VAT £140.00 incl. V.A.T. Booking: 3 Hours - Party Time 2 Hours (half hour set up/down time allowed) To Book Contact Janice Towndrow – Parish Clerk 0115 9894656 or 40 pages packed with news & views clerk@cropwellbishop-pc.gov.uk This Issue's Prize - £20 voucher for Gary Jowett Butchers ALLSOP WASTE: ADVERTISE YOUR BUSINESS HERE BE THE VILLAGES EYES AND EARS Cropwell Bishop News is published 6 times a year and delivered to 800 homes in our village. The plan to dump thousands of tons of waste in Cropwell Bishop was rejected by both our Parish and County Council but the applicant appealed and the Planning Inspector One off prices : £6 quarter page £30 per year for quarter page announced that he was overruling that decision and allowing the plan to go ahead. £8 half page £40 per year for half page all rates now subject to VAT Therefore, development work can now go ahead but the Inspector has imposed Contact Janice Towndrow, Parish Clerk email: clerk@cropwellbishop-pc.gov.uk a large number of conditions. Having read his report below is a summary of the conditions that we believe will be of most interest to residents and businesses of Cropwell News is published by Cropwell Bishop Parish Council Cropwell Bishop. to keep residents informed about your parish council and Summary of Key Conditions social events in Cropwell. We invite other village groups and individuals · The development must begin within 3 years and be completed within 3 years to contribute articles and calendar items. of starting. Cropwell News is printed six times a year and is delivered free to all homes · Restoration work must be completed within 1 year of stopping work. in the main body of the village. · No waste disposal operation, including the operation of any associated plant, Editorial Team: Janice Towndrow, Alan Wilson & Hilary Jarrow machinery or vehicle shall be carried out and no storage or excavation of materials Articles to: Alan Wilson e-mail: alan.wilson02@btinternet.com shall take place. Advertising to: Parish Clerk, Janice Towndrow - · No development shall take place until the following have been submitted and email: clerk@cropwellbishop-pc.gov.uk approved: • Dust Management Plan Cropwell News Deadline Dates Readers please note: any opinions • Method statement detailing techniques for the control of noise and vibration expressed or implied in this Please have all articles for inclusion in Newsletter are not necessarily those • HGV Management Scheme the 2016 Newsletters ready by 12 noon on of the Parish Council. • Ecological walk-over survey Any materials submitted must be 8th March 18th April signed by the Author, although • Biodiversity Management Plan 13th June 26th Sept names and addresses may be 21st Nov 16th Jan 2018 • Highway improvement works have been carried out withheld from the Newsletter 6th March 2018 • Detailed restoration scheme • Aftercare and habitat management strategy Cropwell Bishop Parish Council Website · Operations (including the use of floodlights) shall only take place during the – cropwellbishop-pc.gov.uk following times: Mondays to Fridays 7am to 6pm and Saturdays 7:30am to 12:30pm. The Parish Council website now has the latest information and news relating No operations shall take place on Sundays or on Bank or Public Holidays. to the council business and information appertaining to the village. There is a · During school term times, no HGVs shall enter or leave the site between section relating to the old school, events available and details of hiring the hall 8:30am to 9am and 3:30pm to 4:30pm on Mondays to Fridays. for private/corporate functions; also planning applications. Visit cropwellbishop-pc.gov.uk to view the site. Nottinghamshire POLICE · No crushing or screening of waste shall take place on or adjacent to the site. · Only one bulldozer (or one tracked excavator) shall be operated on the site at PCSO 8917 John Heaps any time. The mobile plant shall be fitted with white noise reversing warning devices Local Beat Manager – 07525226466 and shall be fitted with silencers. E-mail:- john.heaps@nottinghamshire.pnn.police.uk · In the event of a noise complaint which, in the opinion of the Waste Planning If you need to speak to them regarding any local Authority may be justified, a noise impact survey shall be carried out by the siteowner Policing issues they can be contacted on or operator and submitted to the Waste Planning Authority. 101 ex. 8116711 · There shall be no more than 18 HGV movements to and from the site (9 in, 9 or the control room where a message can be left. out) in any one working day between Monday and Friday and no more than 8 HGV Sergeant Robinson is based at Cotgrave Police Station (ext. 8116711) movements to and from the site (4 in, 4 out) on Saturdays. ordrop a note into Cotgrave Police Station · The Waste Management Area shall be restored to a nature conservation end- If you have information about crime and you want to report it use. anonymously We ask you the residents Call CRIMESTOPPERS 0800 555111 of Cropwell Bishop to help us in checking that these NEIGHBOURHOOD ALERTS conditions are not violated over the coming years. Sign up for free incident and crime alerts in your local area If you do see a violation It will help you keep informed about any activity/incidents/crime that taking place please report is happening in the area. it to: Tim Turner – Senior https://member-registration.neighbourhoodalert.co.uk/20/join Enforcement Officer at N.C.C. on 0115 9932585 or Mobile Library dates for 2016/2017 tim.turner@nottscc.gov.uk The Mobile Library will be visiting Cropwell Bishop on the following Thursdays: February 9th March 9th April 6th May 4th June 1st To see a full copy of June 29th July 27th August 24th September 21st the appeal decision October 19th November 16th December 14th please visit: http://www. cropwellbishopplan.co.uk/ Stop No. Stop Name Arrive Depart resources/pdf-files/2016- 1 Hoe View Road (opp. Hoe Nook) 10.00 10.30 11-29-APPEAL%20 2 Hoe View Road (layby) 10.35 11.05 DECISION3147055.pdf 3 Hoe View Road (towards Cropwell Buter Road) 11.10 11.40 Thank you all; 4 Shelton Gardens 11.45 12.15 – 5 Chequers Public House 12.50 13.45 Janice Towndrow For information about requested titles or particular items of stock, please contact Parish Clerk Southwell Library 01636 812 148 Email: southwell.library@nottscc.gov.uk Winter Warmer Concert : Sunday 4th December Wonderful Winter Stylish, High Quality Warmer Concert by Cropwell Bishop Composite Doors Singers. Abba to The perfect door for your property African songs. Entertaining group of Village carol Wide selection of styles & finishes singers. 10 year insurance backed guarantee Established in 1999, Classic Doors and Windows Ltd prides itself on making extremely high quality Audience participation, wine products at competitive prices. and homemade mince pies. It was a lovely start to the season's entertainment. Call for a no pressure, free quotation 0115 942 0055 Thanks to Mel Stanley Ref:#cwell for the photos classicnottinghamltd Cropwell Bishop Singers - would you like to join us? www.classicdoorsandwindows.co.uk We meet every Monday evening in the Methodist Church on Nottingham Road from 7.30pmuntil 9pm, and we're always looking for new singers, especially Men!!! Contact Linda Field on 9893632 if you are interested or just come along on any Monday evening. For beautiful feet JacquelineJa Peacockcquelin eMCFHPPeaco MAFHPck S.R.N .retiredMCFHP MS.R.NAFHP REGISTERED MEMBER OF THE BRITISH ASSOCIATION A Thank you to Cropwell Care OF FOOT HEALTH PROFESSIONALS Established 1986 Following the dissolution of Cropwell Care decisions had to be made as to what would happen to the residual funds. NAILS, CALLUS, CORNS, VERRUCA ETC... Very kindly Cropwell Care have donated these funds to the For all your feet’s needs Parish Council which will be recorded in the Parish Council Home visiting service available Accounts on its own page. These funds are to be used to subsidise trips or activities organised by groups or individuals within Cropwell Please call me & we can discuss your requirements Bishop for the benefit of the elderly residents of Cropwell Bishop.
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