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Parish Magazine August 2016 Parish Magazine August 2016 In this issue:e: St Andrew’s Food Bank Chippp Shops Keepingg the Paths Open Council Accounts FREE Christmas pantomime Familyyyp day trip to Blackpool p . and much more! CALENDARCALENDAR OF OF COUNCIL COUNCIL MEETINGS MEETINGS ALDERCARALDERCAR & &LANGLEY LANGLEY MILL MILL PARISH PARISH COUNCIL COUNCIL 20162016 AllAll Parish Parish Council Council meetings meetings are are held held at atNeal Neal Court Court Community Community Centre, Centre, off off AndrewsAndrews Drive, Drive, Aldercar, Aldercar, Langley Langley Mill Mill NG16 NG16 4HQ 4HQ (access (access from from Upper Upper DunsteadDunstead Road). Road). Meetings Meetings start start at at6.30pm. 6.30pm. TheThe Parish Parish Council Council does does not not meet meet in inAugust August 2222nd ndSeptember September 2016 2016 2727th Octoberth October 2016 2016 2424th Novemberth November 2016 2016 TheThe Parish Parish Council Council does does not not meet meet in inDecember December ThereThere is isa fifteen-minutea fifteen-minute public public parti parti cipationcipation period period at atthe the beginning beginning of ofeach each meeting, meeting, when when residents residents may may address address the the Council. Council. TheThe Parish Parish Council Council offices offices are are located located at: at: BaileyBailey Brook Brook House, House, AmberAmber Drive, Drive, LangleyLangley Mill, Mill, Meeting DatesMeeting DatesMeeting DerbyshireDerbyshire NG16 NG16 4BE. 4BE. (Bailey(Bailey Brook Brook House House is isthe the first first building building on on the the right right asas you you enter enter Amber Amber Drive Drive from from Aldred’s Aldred’s Lane.) Lane.) TheThe Parish Parish Council Council office office is isopen open for for public public visits visits as as follows: follows: MondayMonday to toThursday Thursday - 9.00am - 9.00am and and 1.00pm 1.00pm Telephone:Telephone: 01773 01773 717119 717119 www.aldercarandlangleymillparishcouncil.gov.ukwww.aldercarandlangleymillparishcouncil.gov.uk Email:Email: clerk@aldercarandlangleymill clerk@aldercarandlangleymillparishcouncil.gov.ukparishcouncil.gov.uk TheThe opinions opinions expressed expressed in inarticles articles within within this this magazine magazine are are the the opinions opinions of ofthe the authorsauthors and and may may not not necessarily necessarily reflect reflect the the opinion opinion of ofthe the Parish Parish Council. Council. 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