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    higwell C PARISH COUNCIL MINUTES Meeting: COUNCIL Date: 9th January 2020 Time: 8.00pm Venue: COUNCIL OFFICES, HAINAULT ROAD, CHIGWELL PRESENT: Councillors (9) Councillors; Barry Scrutton (Chairman), Naveed Akhtar, Pranav Bhanot, Jamie Braha, Kewal Chana, Alan Lion, Faiza Rizvi, Mona Sehmi and Darshan Singh Sunger. Officers (1) Anthony-Louis Belgrave – Clerk to the Council. Also in Attendance (4) # Jane Gardner – Deputy Police, Fire and Crime Commissioner for Essex. # Chief Inspector Lewis Basford – District Commander for Epping Forest & Brentwood, Essex Police. There were two members of the public in attendance. # For part of the meeting. 19.193 RECORDING OF MEETINGS NOTED that in accordance with Standing Order 3 (i) photographing, recording, broadcasting or transmitting the proceedings of a meeting may take place. 19.194 APOLOGIES FOR ABSENCE (2) Apologies were received from Councillors; Deborah Barlow (Vice-Chairman) and Rochelle Hodds. 19.195 OTHER ABSENCES (0) Members NOTED that there were no other absences 19.196 CONFIRMATION OF MINUTES The minutes of the meetings held on 12th December 2019 were confirmed. 19.197 DECLARATIONS OF INTEREST NOTED that there were no Declarations of Interest. MINUTES19/9th January 2020 - 1 - Chigwell PARISH COUNCIL MINUTES Meeting: COUNCIL Date: 9th January 2020 19.198 COMMUNICATIONS NOTED that no communications had been received: 19.199 DOCUMENTS ON DEPOSIT Members NOTED the documents that had been received and/or deposited with the Clerk to the Council during November 2019. 19.200 REPORT OF THE RESPONSIBLE FINANCIAL OFFICER a) List of Cheques After brief discussions, during which members were reminded that the largest payment was for the renovation of the cemetery driveway (Froghall Lane), it was moved by the Chairman and RESOLVED that: • the list of cheques and payments signed up to 9th January 2020 be APPROVED, and that the summary of income received and the account balance, at that date be NOTED.
  • Inglenook, Hall Lane, Wrightington, WN6 9EL an Exceptional Five Bed Detached Bungalow in Highly Prized Location

    Inglenook, Hall Lane, Wrightington, WN6 9EL an Exceptional Five Bed Detached Bungalow in Highly Prized Location

    Inglenook, Hall Lane, Wrightington, WN6 9EL An exceptional five bed detached bungalow in highly prized location. £580,000 Exceptional detached bungalow Highly prized location Approximately 1/3 acre gardens Private entrance & extensive drive Stunning open countryside views to rear 5 bedrooms / 3 bathrooms Double garage 2861 SQ.FT. www.reganandhallworth.com Inglenook, Hall Lane, Wrightington, WN6 9EL An exceptional five bed detached bungalow in highly prized location. Situated in one of the most prestigious and highly demanded locations in a very select row of properties, "Inglenook" sits on a large private garden plot that enjoys lovely rural views to the rear and is in our opinion one of the finest bungalows in the exclusive area around Wrightington and Parbold. Essential viewing for any buyer looking for supreme single storey living it offers 2,227 square feet on the ground floor alone including a lounge, conservatory, stunning family room with wood burner & great rear views, country style fitted kitchen with AGA, utility room, gym/sitting room, three double sized bedrooms, ensuite shower room, contemporary bathroom and an integral double garage. Upstairs was skilfully converted to provide additional space comprising study, two large bedrooms and one ensuite shower room for their growing family so conversely if you are looking for a large versatile family sized home in an idyllic semi-rural location, then viewing Inglenook is essential. The property is set well-back behind an extensive front garden with a private entrance and long driveway with trees screening it from the main road. The rear is enclosed and totally private with lawn and patio area enjoying lovely views over lush greenbelt farmland.