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1 Weekly News Update… LALC WEEKLY E-NEWS Week Commencing 14th October 2019 WEEKLY NEWS UPDATE… Chairperson Contact Details We emailed all Clerks a number of months ago requesting contact details (email address and telephone number) for all Chairs of Councils. We are still waiting for an extremely high number of Councils to respond. Could we please request that these are sent through at the earliest opportunity? ○○○○○ A date for Clerk’s diaries… LALC are currently in the process of organising our first ever Clerk’s Networking Day! This will be in conjunction with the SLCC Lincoln branch AGM on Wednesday 27th November 2019 at Cranwell Village Hall. The overview of the day will be as follows: 9.30-10.00 Arrival, Networking & Refreshments 10:00– 10:30 Mindfulness Session – Amy Bestwick, LALC 10:30 – 11:30 Wellbeing & Mental Health in the Workplace – ELAS 11:30 – 11:45 Break 11:45 – 12:30 Lincolnshire SLCC AGM 12:30 – 1:30 Christmas Buffet Lunch & Secret Santa Gift Exchange 1:30 – 2:30 ‘Life as a Clerk’ – tbc 2:30 – 2:45 Break 2:45 – 4:00 Training & CPD Forum – led by Charlotte Eisenhart, NALC The cost of the day is £15.00 to include lunch and refreshments. To reserve your place please contact Lindsey at [email protected] ○○○○○ LALC’S Conference and AGM: ***TOMORROW!*** The Bentley Hotel, Newark Road, South Hykeham, LN6 9NH We are so looking forward to seeing you all at the Conference & AGM tomorrow and are particularly excited to celebrate the successes of the wonderful Local Councils of Lincolnshire in our Shining Stars Awards. A huge congratulations to all of those nominated for awards (please see details of nominees of each category below – in no particular order!) We wish each and every one of you all the best of luck and thank you for your caontinued hard work and commitment to 1 the areas you serve! Page LALC WEEKLY E-NEWS Week Commencing 14th October 2019 Nominees: Clerk of the Year: Christine Myers – Sudbrooke Parish Council Kathy Partridge – Fishtoft Parish Council Amanda Bushell – Hemingby Parish Council Elaine Atkin – Saxilby Parish Council Lydia Smithson – (Assistant Clerk) Saxilby Parish Council Julie Murray – Welton Parish Council Bonny Smith - Spilsby Town Council Christine Newton - Chapel St Leonards Parish Council Sue Simmons – Wainfleet Councils Karen Treacher – Long Sutton Parish Council Steve Larner – Skegness Town Council Steve Fletcher – Mablethorpe & Sutton Town Council Councillor of the Year: Melvin Leivers – Chapel St Leonards Parish Council Liz Hillman – Saxilby Parish Council David Ringham – Crowland Parish Council Trisha Newman – North Somercotes Parish Council Young Councillor of the Year: Billy Brookes – Skegness Town Council Chloe Keetley – Dunholme Parish Council Ryan Lovett – North Hykeham Town Council Council of the Year: Welton Parish Council Skegness Town Council Saxilby Parish Council South Kyme Parish Council Long Service Achievement Award: Vic Kerr – Westborough & Dry Doddington Parish Council Edmund Done – Hagworthingham Parish Council Julian Fane – Fulbeck Parish Council Malcolm Leaning – Nettleham Parish Council Clive Buttress – Langworth Group Parish Council John Hill – Nettleham Parish Council Virna Atkinson – Wigtoft Parish Council Mark Graves – Sleaford Town Council Dick Edginton – Skegness Town Council John Clarey – Long Sutton Parish Council Richard Kidd – Firsby Group Parish Council Frank Pickett – Old Leake Parish Council Dorothy Wain – Willingham Parish Council Graham Reames – Frampton Parish Council Gillian Beale – Doddington & Whisby Parish Council Patrick Naughton – Chapel St Leonards Parish Council Oswald Snell – Fishtoft Parish Council Geoff Panton – North Kyme Parish Council 2 Page LALC WEEKLY E-NEWS Week Commencing 14th October 2019 Larger councils, choose your representatives in NALC! And we’ve also has opened up the online voting process for NALC’s Larger Councils Committee for candidates for 2020-1. Can I urge all member larger councils (those with a precept income or annual turnover of £600,000 plus, or an electorate of 6000 plus) to vote online now, more information including candidate nominations are available on NALC’s website: https://www.nalc.gov.uk/larger-councils-committee-elections Smaller councils, get involved in NALC! This week we opened up the nominations process to NALC’s Smaller Councils Committee for directly elected candidates for 2020-21. The Committee is a key special interest group for NALC and represents the interests of all smaller local councils in England. There are three elected councillor and elected clerk places available, more information including the nomination form is available via the NALC website: https://www.nalc.gov.uk/smaller-councils-committee-elections ○○○○○ Meeting with Alzheimer’s Society On 8 October NALC’s head of membership services, Charlotte Eisenhart, and policy intern, Claire Goldfinch, met with the Alzheimer’s Society to discuss their joint work under the strategic commitment signed almost two years ago. Issues covered included the role of local (parish and town) councils in building dementia-friendly communities, sharing of information and goals and aims for our joint work over the coming year. A key policy theme for NALC in 2020 will be health and wellbeing so they are really looking forward to continuing to work with the Alzheimer’s society to create real change. And if you haven’t read it already, do check out the Dementia-friendly rural communities guide. NALC are also delighted that Alzheimer’s Society champion Ian Sherriff will be delivering dementia friends training on 13 December at the NALC office – they have two additional spaces available on a first-come, first-served basis – please email [email protected] ○○○○○ Technical consultation on local government finance NALC are pleased to let you know that the government is not proposing to extend council tax referendum principles to local councils in 2020-21. This was at the heart of their engagement with the government on the Spending Round and they are pleased to see a positive outcome from advocacy by NALC, county associations and councils on this vital issue. NALC will be discussing this further with ministers in the coming weeks and responding to the technical consultation published on 3 October, including restating their call for access to existing grant 3 funds and support for improvement. Page LALC WEEKLY E-NEWS Week Commencing 14th October 2019 ○○○○○ NALC Spring Conference 2020 — sponsored by BHIB Councils Insurance Save the date! NALC are delighted to let you know the Spring Conference 2020 will take place at the Aviva Conference Centre, London on 17 March 2020. The theme of the event will be health and wellbeing and more will appear on both the NALC & LALC websites in due course – so watch this space! ○○○○○ Deadline for Election survey extended! Thank you to everyone who has taken the time to fill in the survey. NALC have had over 3,000 responses to date, which will help them understand the experiences of the local council sector better and will help shape future campaigns. With the responses still flooding in, they have decided to extend the survey to 20 December 2019. This is so they can capture as much data as possible to get more in-depth views of the sector. There are three surveys to complete: • for councillors • for local councils • for county associations For more information on the survey, contact NALC at [email protected] or call on 020 7637 1865. ○○○○○ Policy E-Briefing PC11-19 – NAO Audit Code of Practice Part Two. The National Audit Office has issued the second part of its consultation on the new Code of Audit Practice which is due to come into force by 1 April 2020. NALC will be responding. The consultation is open for a period of 12 weeks. Further details can be found via the LALC website. Please email your responses to this consultation to [email protected] by 17.00 on Friday 8 November, 2019. ○○○○○ Policy Consultation E-Briefing 09-19 Independent Review Into Local Government Audit The Policy Consultation is still ongoing. Please see past issues of LALC E-News or the LALC website for full details. Please email your responses to this review to [email protected] by 17.00 on 18 October, 2019. ○○○○○ 4 Page LALC WEEKLY E-NEWS Week Commencing 14th October 2019 Stop Loan Sharks! Events – further locations and dates added We would like to take this opportunity to invite you to a morning of community networking where you can learn more about loan sharks and how to help protect yourself and those in your communities. The Illegal Money Lending Team will be with us giving information on the dangers of loan sharks as well as the Deputy Police and Crime Commissioner and Scambassador for Lincolnshire who will talk about different types of scams the community can encounter. There will be lots of opportunities to network with others in your community and a chance to look at how we can stop loan sharks together! There are limited spaces at each event so please book your place in advance using the link 29th October 2019- HOLBEACH - Methodist Church, Albert Street, Holbeach, Spalding PE12 7DP. https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/illegal-money-lending-loan-shark-awareness-event-tickets- 73930302525?aff=ebapi 7th November 2019 – SUTTON ON SEA - Meridale Youth Centre, 1 High St, Sutton on Sea, Mablethorpe, LN12 2ET - https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/illegal-money-lending-loan-shark- awareness-event-tickets-72063298265?aff=erellivmlt 21st November 2019 – SKEGNESS - Aura Skegness Business Centre, Heath Road, Wainfleet Road Industrial Estate,
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