DOCSLIB.ORG

Minutes of the Meeting Held on Monday 22Nd / Tuesday 23Rd June 2020

Total Page：16

File Type：pdf, Size：1020Kb

Download full-text PDF Read full-text
Minutes of the Meeting Held on Monday 22Nd / Tuesday 23Rd June 2020 Vigo Parish Council ~ Minutes of the Meeting held on Monday 22nd / Tuesday 23rd June 2020 VIGO PARISH COUNCIL MINUTES OF THE MEETING HELD ON 22nd JUNE 2020 & 23rd JUNE 2020 AT 11.00 am via Zoom (due to Covid-19 Lockdown) Present Cllr Pat Banks (In the Chair); Cllr Jim Haslam; Cllr Julie Marsh; 22nd June: Cllr Alan White; Cllr Andy Woolway. Mrs Joanne Glass (Clerk). In Attendance Cllr Denise Tiran (Gravesham Borough Council) (until 11.45am); 22nd June): Mrs Nichola Hermitage (Prospective Council Member) Present Cllr Pat Banks (In the Chair); Cllr Colin Talboys; Cllr Mike Germain; Cllr 23rd June: Jim Haslem; Cllr Dave Hawkins; Cllr Alan White; Cllr Andy Woolway. Mrs Joanne Glass (Clerk). In Attendance None. 23rd June): 1] To receive Apologies for Absence 1821. Monday 22nd June: Cllr Colin Talboys (VPC); Cllr Mike Germain (VPC); Cllr Dave Hawkins (VPC); Cllr Ejaz Aslam (GBC). Tuesday 23rd June: Cllr Julie Marsh (VPC); Cllr Nichola Hermitage (VPC). 2] To receive Declarations of Interest 1822. Cllr White declared an interest in the planning application at 235 Highview. 3] Co -option of Councillor (Casual Vacancy) 1821. The Clerk had invited Mrs Nicola Hermitage to the meeting as agreed. Mrs Hermitage would like to be a Parish Councillor. It was noted that no other applicants had been received. Cllr Hermitage lived in Chestnut Lane and had been in the village for many years. Cllr Banks proposed that Mrs Hermitage be co-opted as a Council Member, this was seconded by Cllr Marsh. Cllr Hermitage was duly welcomed to the Council. The Clerk would forward the following documents to Cllr Hermitage for her attention: • Minutes of the June Parish Council Meeting • Declaration of Pecuniary Interest form for completion • Acceptance of Office form for completion • Code of Conduct, Financial Regulations & Standing Orders for reference The Clerk would arrange for Cllr Hermitage to attend training when it was available. In the meantime, Cllr Marsh would lend her training paperwork (Dynamic Councillor) to Cllr Hermitage for her to look at. The Clerk would also allocate a Councillor Patch to Cllr Hermitage and forward the check list and map that relates to this. The Clerk would also set up an email address for Cllr Hermitage once the service had been taken over by ICT Vision at the end of the month. [Action: Clerk] 4] Questions from the press and public 1822. None. 196 Vigo Parish Council ~ Minutes of the Meeting held on Monday 22nd / Tuesday 23rd June 2020 5] Borough and County Council representative reports 1823. Cllr Tiran noted that the Gravesham Borough Council AGM was due to be held on 22nd June. Cllr Tiran noted (on a personal level) that there was still an issue with cars driving down the one-way section of White Post Lane. This had been more of an issue during lock-down, the No Entry signs did not appear to be deterring people. Cllr Tiran wanted to inform the Parish of this, in case they wanted to pursue the matter further. It was suggested that this matter is brought up with Cllr Sweetland at the meeting on Thursday 25th June (meeting arranged to discuss Trosley Country Park parking issues). All agreed. 6] Police and Community Warden reports 1824. The Parish Council newsletter dated May 2020 had been forwarded to all Members. There had been some Covid Lockdown breaches that the PCSOs had dealt with. The PCSOs also continued to engage with people regarding the inconsiderate parking on Waterlow Road (Trosley Country Park). 1825. Community Warden update: Ms Cason and Ms Fuller were continuing to deliver food across many areas in Kent, totalling 587 meals between April and May. They were also delivering medication. The Community Wardens had also delivered the Pop-Up Café Goodie Bags, which had been well received. 7] To approve the minutes of the Full Parish Council Meeting (public and closed sessions) held on 18th & 19th May (held remotely via Zoom) 1826. The minutes were accepted as an accurate record of the meeting held on 18th & 19th May. As this meeting had been held online, the minutes would be signed by Cllr Banks at the next face-to-face Parish Council meeting. 8] To discuss Matters Arising from the previous minutes not otherwise on the agenda 1827. Cllr Hawkins had purchased the solar light, but had not yet had an opportunity to install. Cllr Hawkins would pass the invoice to the Clerk for reimbursement (£45). Filed as pending. 1828. DEFIBRILLATORS: The Clerk had written to both residents to thank them for hosting the machines on their property. 1829. One of the defibrillators needed a replacement battery (cost around £140). This was not urgent at present, and as such the Clerk had filed it as a pending matter. 1830. Flytipping in Highview – two large barrels with oil had been left in one of the garage areas. The Clerk had been informed that these barrels had now been removed, it was not clear if Gravesham Borough Council had removed them, or if someone else had done so. 1831. FLYTIPPING (legislation): The Clerk was aware that other Gravesham Parishes had real issues with Flytipping, and as such she had emailed the Clerks to ask how they dealt with any issues on land that they were responsible for. Once a response had been received the Clerk would look at any legislation that may be of use to Vigo Parish Council. [Action: ongoing] 1832. Community Cupboard. The collection point would be moved to the village hall once lockdown had been lifted. Cllr Marsh may have some large plastic storage boxes that could be used to collect donations at the village hall. 197 Vigo Parish Council ~ Minutes of the Meeting held on Monday 22nd / Tuesday 23rd June 2020 Cllr White thought that the poster on the front of the noticeboard at the top of Waterlow Road referred to donations being collected at the hall – this would not be possible until the hall had fully re-opened. The Clerk was to check who had put the notice up and if it had incorrect information on it. [Action: Clerk] 1833. VE DAY PHOTOGRAPHS: The Clerk had not received any more photographs since the last meeting, so would use the ones that had been supplied to make a montage for social media and the website. [Action: Clerk] 9] To discuss any tree, ground maintenance or grass cutting issues noted. a) Trees 1834. Conifers on Parish land to the rear of The Covert. The Clerk had written to the residents at 6, 7, 8 & 9 The Covert as agreed. It was noted that there were now also another two saplings here – the Clerk was to write again regarding this. [Action: ongoing] 1835. Bramblebank: Oak Tree to the side. This inspection was due to be carried out on Friday 3rd July. The Clerk had made a diary note and would let Mr Agley know. [Action: Clerk] 1836. TREES AND INSURANCE COVER: Cllr Banks had continued work on the draft Tree Risk Assessment – please see agenda item 16. 1837. TIMBERBANK: £120 charge for emergency tree works. This fee had now been received. 1838. Timberbank (Tree work request): The Clerk had updated the resident as agreed. 1839. TIMBERBANK: Mr Agley informed the Clerk that he had now cut back the overhang that had been affecting the Wendy House in the garden. The Clerk had emailed the resident to confirm this had been done. The resident still had a complaint about the height of the tree(s) to the rear and had sent photographs to illustrate this. The Clerk had asked Cllr Talboys (as Tree Warden) to have a look and report back. [Action: Cllr Talboys] 1840. CHESTNUT COTTAGE: Resident noted that a tree had snapped and fallen into the woods. Mr Agley had not had an opportunity to look at this but would do so as soon as possible. [Action: Highview Services] 1841. Clerk to arrange a site meeting after lockdown. [Action: Clerk] 1842. Ferndown: Cllr Talboys confirmed that some remedial work would definitely be required for this tree. He would speak to Mr Agley and agree the work, which would be carried out over the winter period. Clerk to update the resident. [Action: Clerk] 1843. Timberbank: complaint about large tall tree on Parish land near the property. Mr Agley felt the tree could do with some remedial work to balance out the crown 198 Vigo Parish Council ~ Minutes of the Meeting held on Monday 22nd / Tuesday 23rd June 2020 and would do this when he could. In the meantime, the lady had temporarily cancelled her tv package as she was unable to receive any signal. [Action: pending] 1844. The Coppice: enquiry about tree that appeared dead. Cllr Talboys confirmed that this large tree was dead and needed to be removed (non-urgent). The Clerk had added this to the tree surgery list and updated the resident. 1845. Churchside: Silver birch to the side (diseased) to be removed and replaced with a new sapling. Clerk had updated Mr Agley, and also the resident. This was now filed as pending. 1846. Highview: concerns regarding trees to the rear, as the gardens are in permanent shade. Resident had spoken to Mr Agley who had advised the resident to contact the Parish directly. The Clerk would liaise with Mr Agley and Cllr Talboys regarding this and report back. [Action: Clerk] 1847. Highview: Concerns regarding an Oak Tree that the resident felt needed to be trimmed back. It was very large and blocking light from the house. The branches were encroaching on the house and in high winds were hitting the property windows. Clerk to ask Mr Agley to inspect and report back.
Load more

Recommended publications
  • Meopham Parish Council Annual Report 2015/2016
    MEOPHAM PARISH COUNCIL ANNUAL REPORT 2015/2016 Meopham Parish Council, The Windmill, Meopham Green, Wrotham Road, Meopham, Kent, DA13 0QA Tel: 01474 813779 E-mail: [email protected] [email protected] Website: www.meopham.org Twitter: @MeophamPC Facebook: Meopham Parish Council 1 CONTENTS Page Meopham Parish Councillors 3 Report by the Chairman of Council, Cllr Sheila Buchanan 4 – 5 Report by the Chairman of the Administration and Resources 6 – 7 Standing Committee – Cllr Doug Powell Report by the Chairman of the Environment and Amenities 8 – 10 Standing Committee – Cllr Sue Gofton Report by the Chairman of the Planning and Projects 11 – 13 Standing Committee – Cllr Jo McTavish List of Parish Representatives on Outside Bodies 14 Schedule of Full Council and Standing Committee Meetings 15 2014/2015 (120th Year) Schedule of Full Council and Standing Committee Meetings 16 2015/2016 (121st Year) Meopham Parish Council Budget 2015/16 17 Reports from representatives of: . Culverstone Community Centre 18 . Meopham Village Hall 19-20 . Harvel Village Hall 21 . Footpaths Wardens 22 . Meopham Welfare Committee 23 . Kent Police – Rural Neighbourhood Policing Team 24 . Kent Community Warden 25-26 2 MEOPHAM PARISH COUNCILLORS On 7th May 2015 elections took place to elect the Gravesham Member of Parliament, Borough Councillors and Parish Councillors. All three wards in the parish were contested and the following parish Councillors were elected to represent the respective wards. Nurstead and Hook Green Ward. Cllr Gofton, Cllr Knott, Cllr
    [Show full text]
  • Landscape Character Based Analysis of Potential Development Sites
    DAVID HARES L ANDSC APE ARCHITECTURE PRACTICE PROFILE LANSCAPE DESIGN & MANAGEMENT STRATEGIC PLANNING & ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT ASSESSMENT AGRICULTURE & RURAL PLANNING LANDSCAPE CHARACTER ASSESSMENT BUILT & NATURAL ENVIRONMENT CO NTACT INFORMATION LANDSCAPE CHARACTER BASED ANALYSIS OF POTENTIAL DEVELOPMENT SITES. PREPARED FOR GRAVESHAM BOROUGH COUNCIL JULY 2011 Gravesham Borough Council David Hares Landscape Architecture 55 West Street Chichester PO19 1RU Email: [email protected] Document reference P138/01/01. Status: Final Draft 15-08-2011 CONTENTS CONTENTS 2 1. INTRODUCTION 4 1.1. BACKGROUND TO THE PROJECT ...................................................... 4 1.2. BRIEF ..................................................................................................... 4 1.3. LOCATION ............................................................................................. 4 1.4. THE SETTLEMENTS ............................................................................. 5 1.5. METHOD ................................................................................................ 5 1.6. REPORT STRUCTURE .......................................................................... 5 2. METHODOLOGY 6 2.1. LANDSCAPE CHARACTER ASSESSMENT .......................................... 6 2.2. LANDSCAPE CAPACITY AND SENSITIVITY ........................................ 6 2.3. SENSITIVITY AND DESIGNATION ....................................................... 7 2.4. VISUAL IMPACTS ................................................................................
    [Show full text]
  • Vebraalto.Com
    Harvel Lodge White Horse Road, Meopham, Kent, DA13 0UF Harvel Lodge White Horse Road, Meopham, Kent, DA13 0UF A DELIGHTFUL FAMILY HOME, FULL OF CHARACTER, SET AMIDST PARK-LIKE GROUNDS IN A WONDERFUL SECLUDED SETTING • 6 Bedrooms • 3 Bathrooms (2 en suite) • Sitting Room • Dining Room • Study/Playroom • Kitchen/Family Room • Cellar • Detached Double Garage • Oil-Fired Central Heating • Beautiful Landscaped Gardens Harvel Lodge was built in the 18th Century as the gamekeeper's Independent Schools: Cobham School, Gads Hill, King's Rochester, cottage for the Holly Hill Estate. Over the years it has been skillfully Sevenoaks School. extended bringing it up to its present size. Much of the original appeal remains and, externally, there are attractive decorative tile-hung Leisure Facilities: Cricket Clubs at Harvel, Meopham and Wrotham. elevations, together with walls of knapped flint. This character Golf Clubs at West Malling, Wrotham Heath and New Ash Green. continues inside, particularly in the stunning kitchen/family room and sitting room. Complementing this are the modern quality fixtures and Motorway Links: The M20 and M26 can be accessed at the Wrotham fittings which have been used throughout, together with tasteful Heath interchange linking to other motorway networks, Gatwick and decor. The delightful gardens and grounds are a particular feature of Heathrow Airports, The Channel Tunnel and the Dartford River the property and provide a wonderful private setting without being Crossing. isolated. ENTRANCE LOCATION (Original front door not used on a daily basis) Harvel village has an excellent farm shop and the property is also conveniently situated for Meopham and West Malling with their good Door to: local amenities, including restaurants and pubs.
    [Show full text]
  • Harvel | Meopham | DA13 0UF 1 Church Road, Hartley, Kent DA3 8DL
    Fine & Country North Kent Tel: +44 (0)1474 700009 Harvel Lodge [email protected] Harvel | Meopham | DA13 0UF 1 Church Road, Hartley, Kent DA3 8DL Harvel Lodge Cover.indd 1-3 15/02/2017 15:28 FINE & COUNTRY Fine & Country is a global network of estate This unique approach to luxury homes marketing agencies specialising in the marketing, sale and delivers high quality, intelligent and creative rental of luxury residential property. With offices concepts for property promotion combined with HARVEL LODGE in the UK, Australia, Egypt, France, Hungary, Italy, the latest technology and marketing techniques. Malta, Namibia, Portugal, Russia, South Africa, Spain, The Channel Islands, UAE, USA and West We understand moving home is one of the This charming period cottage that this home has been developed from enjoys a truly splendid Africa we combine the widespread exposure of the most important decisions you make; your home setting within the glorious Kent countryside. “There has been a family connection to this house for international marketplace with the local expertise is both a financial and emotional investment. a great many years, so it is with some sadness that we have decided to sell we believe to have and knowledge of carefully selected independent With Fine & Country you benefit from the local property professionals. knowledge, experience, expertise and contacts of been originally built in the eighteen hundreds at which time it was a rather modest gamekeeper’s a well trained, educated and courteous team of lodge to the former Holly Hill estate, but over the years it has been sympathetically enlarged and Fine & Country appreciates the most exclusive professionals, working to make the sale or purchase is now a very spacious, comfortable and characterful family home.” properties require a more compelling, sophisticated of your property as stress free as possible.
    [Show full text]
  • 8 Churchside, Vigo Village, DA13 0SJ Asking Price £310,000
    Residential Sales, Lettings and Management, Land & New Homes 8 Churchside, Vigo Village, DA13 0SJ A competitively priced 4 bedroom town house located in the village of Vigo within walking distance of primary school, shops and Trosley country park. The accommodation is arranged over 3 floors and comprises and entrance porch, entrance hall with study area, converted garage (could be returned to a garage), fitted kitchen breakfast room part open to an extension that serves as a dining room. The first floor houses the lounge, bedroom and shower room. A further three bedrooms and bathroom are located on the second floor. There is parking to the front of the property and a low maintenance rear garden. • 4 bedrooms • 2 bath/shower rooms • Conservatory Asking price £310,000 8 Churchside, Vigo Village, DA13 0SJ LOCATION ENTRANCE PORCH The village of Vigo is located 6'4 x 5'1 (1.93m x 1.55m) approximately halfway between the ENTRANCE HALL villages of Meopham and Borough Green off the A227. There is easy 11'11 x 6'6 (3.63m x 1.98m) access to the A2/M2/M25 and M20/26 CONVERTED GARAGE motorway networks and both 13'4 x 7'9 (4.06m x 2.36m) Meopham and Borough Green offer mainline rail stations. Ebbsfleet KITCHEN-BREAKFAST ROOM International station is within 14'10 x 10'2 (4.52m x 3.10m) approximately 20 minutes' drive as is DINING ROOM Bluewater. There are schools in Vigo, 14'11 x 7'1 (4.55m x 2.16m) Culverstone and many of the surrounding villages as well as FIRSTFLOOR LANDING grammar schools in nearby Gravesend LOUNGE and Dartford.
    [Show full text]
  • Owlswood Cottage, Priestwood Road, Harvel, DA13 0DA Guide Price £600,000
    Owlswood Cottage, Priestwood Road, Harvel, DA13 0DA Guide price £600,000 Residential Sales, Lettings and Management, Land & New Homes A detached cottage sited on a plot of 0.66 acres in the sought after hamlet of Harvel. The accommodation comprises entrance porch, lounge, dining room, kitchen, utility, ground floor bathroom and bedroom, first floor landing, two further bedrooms and to be bathroom. There is a detached double/triple garage and several large outbuildings that are dilapidated. The condition of the property is part finished however the current owners have re-wired and re-roofed the building. The property is sold with the benefit of planning permission granted in 2006 that has been implemented for Construction of pitched roof over existing side extension with dormer window in proposed front roof slope; conversion of proposed roof space into a bedroom; erection of a conservatory at the rear and erection of a detached triple garage at the side. Documents can be viewed at www.gravesham.gov.uk/online-applications/ Ref 20060049 LOCATION Dartford. Local shops are found at VIEWING The Hamlet of Harvel is sited just Meopham Parade with more Strictly via prior appointment with outside the village of Meopham and comprehensive shopping facilities Kings remains one of the most sought after found at Waitrose in Longfield, VENDOR IMPROVEMENTS locations within the parish. Nearby Morrisons in Northfleet and of course Cavity wall insulation Meopham is sited between Gravesend Bluewater at Greenhithe (10 mins). Rock wall insulation under all floors and Wrotham on the A227 and benefits DIRECTIONS both ground and first from many local amenities and From our Meopham office proceed Celotex insulation board in roof along transportation links.
    [Show full text]
  • Kent Community Pharmacy Opening Times Monday 28 August
    Kent community pharmacy opening times Monday 28th August Further information is available from NHS 111 (dial 111) or on the NHS choices website www.nhs.uk NHS 111 is available 24 hours a day, 365 days a year. Calls are free from landlines and mobile phones. Opening times are correct at time of publishing – please check with the pharmacy before travelling 28th Trading name Address 1 Address 2 Address 3 Postcode Telephone August Asda Store Kimberley Way Ashford TN24 0SE 01233 655010 09:00-18:00 Pharmacy Ashworths 229 Beaver Road Ashford TN23 7SJ 01233 620710 Closed Dispensing Chemist Boots the Chemists 56 High Street Ashford TN24 8TB 01233 625528 10:00-16:00 Ashford Retail Park, Boots the Chemists Unit 4, Barrey Road Ashford TN24 0SG 01233 503670 09:00-18:00 Sevington Charing Pharmacy Charing Medical Centre 1 The Surgery Close Ashford TN27 0AW 01233 714197 Closed Cemetery Lane, Courts Pharmacy New Hayesbank Surgery Ashford TN24 9JZ 01233 622869 Closed Kennington Trinity Road, Eureka Delmergate Ltd Unit 3 Eureka Place Ashford TN25 4BY 01233 638961 Closed Business Park St Stephens Walk, Kamsons Pharmacy St Stephens Health Centre Ashford TN23 5AQ 01233 614670 Closed Stanhope Kamsons Pharmacy 92 High Street Ashford TN24 8SE 01233 620593 Closed Lloydspharmacy Bentley Road Willesborough Ashford TN24 0HZ 01233 621635 Closed Lloydspharmacy Simone Weil Avenue Bybrook Ashford TN24 8YN 01233 662819 09:00-19:00 (Inside Sainsbury's) Paydens Pharmacy Units 2-3 Mill Court Mace Lane Ashford TN24 8DN 01233 620465 Closed Tesco Instore Hythe Road Willesborough
    [Show full text]
  • The Vigo Inn, Gravesend Road, Wrotham PDF 109 KB
    Area 2 Planning Committee Stansted 563062 161016 8 October 2014 TM/14/03395/FL Wrotham, Ightham & Stansted Proposal: Change of use of the Vigo Inn Public House to two dwellings with associated residential curtilages and construction of two buildings to create 5 self-catered holiday let units Location: The Vigo Inn Gravesend Road Wrotham Sevenoaks Kent TN15 7JL Applicant: Mr Andrew Forrest 1. Description: 1.1 The application proposes to change the use of the Vigo Inn Public House premises to form two dwellings with associated residential curtilages and parking, and 5 holiday-let units within the two partially built outbuildings. 1.2 The main public house building is to be subdivided to form a 1-bedroom dwelling within the northern part of the building and a 4-bedroom dwelling within the southern part, each over two levels. The beer garden is to be divided following a similar dividing line to the dwellings. Two parking spaces are to be provided for each dwelling located beyond the rear boundary of the residential curtilages. As internal works that have partly divided the building have been carried out, the application is partly retrospective. 1.3 The two partially built outbuildings located to the north of the main building are to be completed and converted to self-contained holiday let units. Two units are to be created within the southern outbuilding and 3 units within the northern outbuilding. Five parking spaces are proposed for the holiday-lets within the northeast corner of the site. 1.4 The applicant has submitted a planning statement that provides trading figures for 2011-2013, a summary of the running of the pub and works undertaken since late 2010, and a map and collated list of public houses within a 10 mile radius of The Vigo Inn and what they offer.
    [Show full text]
  • HRA Funded (22 to 31) Blue - Parish Council (32 to 38)
    Appendix Two Gravesham Borough Council Maintained Play Sites 1. Brightlands Open Space (Brightlands Northfleet DA11 8TA) 2. Camer Park (Camer Park Road Meoham DA13 0AL) 3. Central Avenue Open Space (Central Avenue Gravesend DA12 5AD) 4. Cascades Leisure Centre (Thong Lane Riverview Park DA12 4LF) 5. Castle Lane Open Space (Shirley Close Chalk DA12 4XR) 6. Durndale Open Space (Coldharbour Road Northfleet DA11 8QB) 7. Hever Farm Open Space (Wilberforce Way Singlewell DA12 5DJ) 8. Istead Rise Recreation Ground (Worcester Close Istead Rise DA13 9LB) 9 Kings Farm Recreation Ground (Cedar Avenue Kings Farm DA12 5JT) 10. Luddesdown Recreation Ground (Henley Street Luddesdown DA13 0XB) 11. Michael Gardens Open Space (Michael Gardens Riverview Park DA12 4QA) 12. Riverside Leisure Area Gordon Gardens (Ordnance Road Gravesend DA12 2RJ) 13. Riverside Leisure Area Gordon Promenade (Commercial Place Gravesend DA12 2BF) 14. Rosherville Open Space (Burnaby Road Rosherville DA11 9JT) 15. Springhead Recreation Ground (Thames Way Northfleet DA11 8HW) 16. Waterton Park (Waterton Avenue Denton DA12 2PY) 17. Warren Open Space (Dobson road Riverview Park DA12 4DA) 18. Whinfell Way Amenity Area (Whinfell Way Riverview Park DA12 4SE) 19. Windmill Hill Park (Rouge Lane Gravesend DA12 1JR) 20. Wombwell Park (Mitchell Avenue Wombwell Park DA11 8AU) 21. Woodlands Park Open Space (Dashwood Road Gravesend DA11 7LE) 22. Carl Eckman House (Tooley Street Northfleet DA11 9PN ) 23. Cotswold Road Amenity Area (Cotswold Road Northfleet DA11 8NP) 24. Fountain Walk Amenity Area (Fountain Walk Rosherville DA11 9LA) 25. Mackenzie Way Amenity Area (Mackenzie way Singlewell DA12 5TY) 26. Medhurst Gardens Amenity Area (Medhurst Gardens Riverveiw DA12 4HG) 27.
    [Show full text]
  • Budgets for 2013/14 Have Not Yet Been Prepared. Therefore
    Academic Year 11-12 Academic Year 11-12 Academic Year 12-13 Academic Year 12-13 School 7/12 FY 11-12 5/12 FY 12-13 7/12 FY 12-13 5/12 FY 13-14 Service Service Summer Service Service Summer DfE Name FSM LAC Children FSM LAC Children Schools Total FSM 2 LAC 2 Children FSM LAC Children Schools Total 2062 Darenth Community Primary School 6,547.33 0.00 0.00 10,642.92 0.00 0.00 0.00 17,190.25 14,900.08 0.00 0.00 14,900.08 2065 Discovery School, The 6,262.67 284.67 0.00 9,604.58 778.75 0.00 0.00 16,930.67 13,446.42 1,090.25 0.00 14,536.67 2066 Maypole Primary School 7,116.67 0.00 0.00 8,825.83 0.00 0.00 0.00 15,942.50 12,356.17 0.00 0.00 Budgets for 2013/14 have 12,356.17 2069 St Albans Road Infant School 8,824.67 0.00 0.00 13,757.92 0.00 0.00 0.00 22,582.58 19,261.08 0.00 0.00 19,261.08 2072 Westgate Primary School 12,525.33 0.00 0.00 15,834.58 0.00 0.00 0.00 28,359.92 22,168.41 0.00 0.00 not yet been prepared. 22,168.41 2088 Crockenhill Primary School 3,985.33 0.00 0.00 5,451.25 259.58 0.00 0.00 9,696.17 7,631.75 363.42 0.00 Therefore please use the 7,995.17 2089 Anthony Roper Primary School, The 1,423.33 0.00 0.00 3,115.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 4,538.33 4,361.00 0.00 0.00 4,361.00 2094 Cobham Primary School 2,277.33 0.00 0.00 3,374.58 0.00 0.00 0.00 5,651.92 4,724.42 0.00 0.00 lower total to the right for 4,724.42 2095 Cecil Road Primary and Nursery School 10,817.33 0.00 0.00 14,277.08 0.00 0.00 0.00 25,094.42 19,987.91 0.00 0.00 19,987.91 2109 Higham Primary School 5,693.33 0.00 0.00 7,268.33 0.00 0.00 0.00 12,961.67 10,175.67 0.00 0.00 the time being.
    [Show full text]
  • Pine Glen, David Street, Harvel, DA13 0BT £800,000
    ESTATE AGENTS LETTINGS SURVEYORS LAND AGENTS NEW HOMES FINANCIAL SERVICES Pine Glen, David Street, Harvel, DA13 0BT This wonderful 5 bedroom family home is located in a sought after rural lane with impressive views over neighbouring paddocks and farmland opposite. the property is sited on a plot measuring 0.67 acres and offers well presented accommodation comprising entrance hall, downstairs WC lounge, snug, second reception room, fitted breakfasting kitchen, double bedroom with en-suite, bathroom, further double bedroom, first floor landing, master bedroom with en-suite, single bedroom and further double bedroom. The property has a large driveway leading to a garage that also houses the plant required for the £800,000 Pine Glen, David Street, Harvel, DA13 0BT DIRECTIONS DOWNSTAIRS CLOAKROOM From our Meopham office proceed south along the Double-glazed patterned window to front. A227 Wrotham Road for approximately 1 mile and Radiator. Close coupled WC. Circular wash hand turn left into The Street opposite The George basin with mono bloc mixer tap set on vanity public house. Take the first right into Whitehill pedestal. Coved ceiling. Ceramic tiled floor. Road and continue in to Harvel. Upon reaching LOUNGE David Street the property is found on the left hand side. 23'10 x 9'9 (7.26m x 2.97m) Extending to 14'0. Double-glazed bay window to LOCATION front. Two double radiators. Double-glazed patio The hamlet of Harvel is sited off the A227 between doors with adjacent full height windows to rear. Gravesend and Wrotham and benefits from many Wall light points. Coved ceiling. Fitted carpet.
    [Show full text]
  • Runners Information
    Runners Information 30 June 2019 RUNNERS INFORMATION Sunday 30 June 2019 – 10.30 am start Cascades Leisure Centre, Thong Lane, Gravesend, Kent DA12 4LG (Held under UK Athletics Rules. Licence no 2019-36060) On behalf of Istead & Ifield Harriers we are pleased to welcome you to the 36th running of this popular and successful 30km event. First staged in 1984 from Istead Rise, the NDR continues to go from strength to strength. Over many years in the Runners World magazine annual poll of the best organised races the NDR has been consistently rated amongst the top races of any distance held in the UK. In November 2012 it was described by the magazine as ‘one of the most iconic trail races in the UK and Europe’. For the sixth year running, we have received the BARR Gold Grading for race organisation. In 2016 we were very proud recipients of the BARR Bill Reynolds award for the most improved race in the UK. For the fourth year in succession this year’s race incorporates the British Masters trail championships. The 2019 NDR will again provide much needed financial support to various local charities. We pledge a minimum of 50% of any surplus made from operating the run to charities carefully selected by the Race Committee. Once again, there will be a Children’s Fun Run. This will consist of a 1km course wholly within the grounds of Cascades Leisure Centre. Medals and refreshments will be given to all children who finish. The start will be at 11.00am. This can be entered on the day or by post using the form on our website (www.isteadandifield.org.uk) Thank you for entering our event.
    [Show full text]