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Won It! Calm Down - It’S Only a Game! SCAN 301 June 2010 Contacting Our Local Police MAY the FORCE BE with YOU Issue 301 June 2010 Stilton - twinned with St Christol lez Alès POST OFFICE CLOSURE p3 JILL KING RETIRES THIS MONTH ON REPORT p4 ANNUAL REPORTS FROM OUR VILLAGE ORGANISATIONS CHEESE- ROLLING p18 ALL THE WINNERS! DIGGING DEEP STILTON SHOWS p15 ITS TRUE HEART AWAY MATCH TWINNING ASSNS GREAT EXPEDITION p16 FISHY BUSINESS p26 STILTON CHARITY FISH-O-RAMA CHAMPIONSHIPS Won It! Calm down - it’s only a game! SCAN 301 June 2010 Contacting our Local Police MAY THE FORCE BE WITH YOU... Yaxley Office: 1 Queen Street Yaxley PE7 3JE Call 0345 456 4564 and ask for the Yaxley office: Ext: 4162: Yaxley Neighbourhood Policing Team Sgt. Karen Ingham Ext: 4171: Yaxley NPT Community Officers (Voice mail facility) Stilton and Villages: Keep this PC Sue Walker: 07889 499 066 PCSO Barry Chamberlain: 07921 094 828 somewhere safe! email:- any of the community team using this example format: [email protected] GREY BIN DAYS: Index to Advertisers Category Service Page Thur 3rd, Retail Photographic 40 Wed 16th & 30th June Food & Drink 35, 36 Health & Chiropodist 51 Fitness Dental 48 GARDEN BIN DAYS: Financial Insurance 42 Accountancy 38, 41 Wed 9th & 23rd June, Property 34 7th July Pets Vet, pet care 48 Personal Hair stylist 41, 42 Trades Cleaning / valeting 51 RECYCLING DAYS: Building services 37, 40, 42, 43, 45, 46, Tue 8th, 22nd June, 6th July 47, 51 Conservatories 45 Heating / Plumbing 38, 39, 44, For up-to-date collections 47 information, visit Electrical / TV 38, 39, 43 www.huntsdc.gov.uk Garden services 46, 47 DIY Hire services 39 Professional Architect / Civils 34, 47 NOW RECYCLING BOTTLES! Funeral Services 39 Computer services 34 Legal / Wills 49, 50 Leisure Music tuition 42 Childcare Pre-school 34 2 Tell advertisers you found them in SCAN! SCAN 301 June 2010 Local The Parish Pump News Post Office Closure OUR POSTMISTRESS RETIRES The Parish Council heard late in April that Mrs. Gill King is to retire from the Post 2010 Election Results Office in June. This means that Post Office Turnout 65.6% Votes Change services will not be available in Stilton, at least for some time. S Vara (Cons) 29,425 + 4.3% It took time to track down the department K Wilkins (Lib Dem) 12,748 - 1% dealing with Stilton, but once contact was C York (Labour) 9,877 - 8.7% made it became clear that there is no intention to close our post office R Brown (UKIP) 4,826 + 3% permanently; indeed, there is a genuine S Goldspink (Eng. Dem) 1407 + 2.4% interest in maintaining a service, although most probably not at the present level. The S Vara Majority: 16,677 major problem is the availability of suitable premises. St Mary Magdalene, Stilton At the time of writing there seem to be two possibilities: a dedicated counter in Stilton Stores or (as happened 20 years ago) Wednesday someone offers to provide shop-style premises and act as Postmaster. Whatever is Worship arranged in the long run there will be a period of time when we do not have a Post Office. The Parish Council is pressing for some at Lunchtime alternative provision and District Councillor Holy Communion followed Peter Mitchell is also working to find a way forward. by a soup & bread lunch Another Goodbye Every 3rd Wednesday in the month Nicky and Richard are leaving the Talbot at 12:30 - 1:30pm the end of May. They have made many friends and supervised the excellent refurbishment. They also made the Talbot into a pub that served good beer and excellent June 16th food. We wish them well in their new life. Break the bread of fellowship with us in tranquil surroundings Tell advertisers you found them in SCAN! 3 SCAN 301 June 2010 Power to the People! Chairman’s Report 2009/2010 Looking back over the past 12 months, HALL IN HAND Stilton Parish Council has had a busy and Another on-going project is the Memorial sometimes contentious year. Thanks to the Hall. Chris has spent a lot of time on the hard work of Parish Councillors much has legal aspects of ownership, not helped by a been achieved and a number of new projects change of solicitors. In the next few weeks are in the pipeline. The varied expertise and he is refurbishing the Hall kitchen and interests of its members complement each coordinating the work of volunteers and other and all members make their own specialists. He also had to help the particular contributions. Committee when the Hall boiler ON TIME, ON BUDGET unexpectedly needed replacing. The Parish Chris Walford, John Warner and Douglas Council agreed to pay half the cost as its Maltman as ‘Lead' members in different contribution to the refurbishment of the Hall. areas have been particularly busy this year Three Parish Council representatives are on and a constant support to the Chairman. the Hall’s Management Committee. Doug Maltman, supported by the Finance & TIDY General Purposes Committee, has continued John Warner, together with Chris Walford, to scrutinize our expenditure. Together with liaise with Fergusons who carry out much our invaluable Financial Officer, Kathy Ray, of our maintenance. Thanks to John the our financial standards have remained high Cemetery and the Church yard have been and the risk assessment made by our Internal comprehensively tidied. He represents the Auditor was highly satisfactory. Douglas Parish Council on the skate park committee also took a large part in the management of and oversees maintenance of the playing the Parish Room project. This was completed field. The skate park has been open about a in July 2009, on time and on budget. An year and is well used. CCTV is installed and open day in July allowed residents to admire the lease was signed in September. Lighting the building. It is already well used by the along the bridleway and on the field is nearly Council and has been hired on a number of completed, with the Parish Council bearing occasions. In the past few weeks a notice half the cost. We hope that CCTV will be board and post box have been provided. extended very soon to North St/High St. FLORAL TRIBUTE CARE & MAINTENANCE Chris Walford, as Chairman of the Leisure Village maintenance has been criticized, & Amenities Committee, was largely which led the Council to examine its own responsible for the Stilton in Bloom workings and to formalise its practices. Chris programme which has proved very popular Walford, Alan Warren, Jason Shelley and and has greatly improved the village centre. Bruce Marks put together job descriptions 4 Tell advertisers you found them in SCAN! SCAN 301 June 2010 for the Clerk, Caretaker and Financial CUNNING PLANS Officer. Health and Safety policies were There have been relatively few planning tightened. Disposal of rubbish was solved applications, but two were opposed by the by HDC who provide and empty a wheelie Parish Council. The Chairman appeared at bin. Fergusons are contracted to empty some HDC's Planning panel but was unsuccessful of the litter bins. Jason Shelley has acquired on both occasions. A small estate of nine bags for dog walkers and is currently looking houses at 20 Church Street was approved, for dispensers. but only after a reduction of one and some Each Councillor 'walked' a section of the adjustments to the layout. An application for village and relevant councils were appraised 4 Church Street (formerly Browns') changing of necessary repairs, some of which have its use to a fast food outlet was approved, now been made. In general the village is well but later the applicant withdrew. maintained and tidy. The Gardening WORK IN PROGRESS Competition, which judges front gardens, had over 50 nominations. The four pubs also This Council has another year in office and put on good displays. Unfortunately, the very still has a number of projects; new village centre of the village still lets us down. The signs, partly financed by RMS, are still not telephone box is finally repaired, but even a approved. Now the village field visit from English Heritage has not stirred infrastructure is nearly completed, decisions HDC to enforce its own rules. on future development and finance are becoming urgent. PLAY FACILITIES The demand for allotments and new burial Away from the centre, the seat in Barn Close spaces will not be easily satisfied. Externally, was re-sited at the request of residents, and joining with other Councils in opposition to trees were trimmed. Manor Road/Apreece the present plans for Great Haddon is in its Way is not currently a problem. It is early stages. More urgently, we must ensure monitored by several Councillors who report we get a new Post Office when Mrs. King little trouble. Several young men were retires in June. subject to ASB orders (not all linked with behaviour on this green) and the police keep Olive Main, an eye on it. As a result, the hedge along the Chairman, Stilton Parish Council south side was completed, but no other planting has been organised and CCTV has not been installed. Young people are encouraged to play on the playing field and there have been a number of outside play Stilton projects. The most successful was organized by the Church Youth Project and discussion Gardening Club on plans for the summer holiday has been June visit to initiated by Olive Main. Burghley House Gardens Details from Olive (241206) Tell advertisers you found them in SCAN! 5 SCAN 301 June 2010 Treasurer’s Report STILTON PARISH COUNCIL 2009/2010 The precept for 2009 / 2010 was set at We also spent almost £10,000 on tree and £52,600, an increase of 2.5%, after remaining hedge work in the cemetery and around the static for four years.
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