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Parish Mag Nov 11 Done CREECH ST MICHAEL Oct 2011 Parish Magazine Issue 123 Delivered by volunteers to homes in Creech St Michael, Ham, Langaller, Creech Heathfield, Adsborough, & Thurloxton, and supported by CSM Parish Council. Want to save money on the cost of your heating oil? So do we! Join our new community‐based countywide oil buying scheme and see how easy it is. Tel 01823 331222 Email [email protected] www.somersetrcc.org.uk/oil Victoria House, Victoria Street, Taunton, TA1 3JZ Tel: 01823 331222 Email: [email protected] Website: www.somersetrcc.org.uk The Community Council for Somerset is a Company limited by Guarantee, Registered in England & Wales No. 3541219, and is a Registered Charity No. 1069260 Creech St Michael also has it’s own website. Visit www.creechstmichael.net to find out what’s on! CONTACTS Parish Council chairman - Dave Durdan Parish Council vice-chairman - Ron Rooke Parish Council Clerk – Jill Loader, 6 Tithe Meadow, Fitzhead, TA4 3LD. E-mail: [email protected] Tel: 01823 400801. Parish Councillors – Ann Bishop, Frederick Bates, Lynda Davidson, Kelly Durdan, Simon Hutchings, Paul Kingman-Reed, Richard Jeanes, Gordon Lucas, Kym Reed. County Cllr – David Fothergill – 01823 443740 or 07765 256256 (Mob). E-mail: [email protected] Creech St Michael Website – www.creechstmichael.net - Nigel Finch E-mail: [email protected] Tel: 01823 353760 or publicity officer Eric Chown on 01823 442770. CSM Parish Magazine Distribution: Kelly Durdan. 07789 871856 Magazine Editor Liz Sparkes [email protected] 07872011197 PARISH COUNCIL MEETINGS Will be held at 7pm in Creech St Michael Village Hall On Mondays 7th Nov & 5th Dec 2011 NATIONAL BLOOD DONOR SERVICE Creech St Michael Village Hall on 16/3/12 and Monkton Heathfield Village Hall 21/12/11 For details and to book call 08457711711 or go to www.blood.co.uk SOMERSET OUT OF HOURS MEDICAL SERVICE For urgent medical help when the surgery is closed (6.30pm—8am Mon—Fri or over weekends and Bank Holidays) Ring 0845 408 8000 or NHS Direct on 0845 4647or visit www.nhsdirect.nhs.uk YOUR RURAL NEIGHBOURHOOD POLICE TEAM CONTACTS NEIGHBOURHOOD BEAT SERGEANT PS1400 ANTHONY CROWTER NEIGHBOURHOOD BEAT MANAGER PC1146 MARIA JENNINGS POLICE COMMUNITY SUPPORT OFFICER 8784 LYNSEY GAMBLIN POLICE COMMUNITY SUPPORT OFFICER 9981 STEPHEN CHAPMAN POLICE COMMUNITY SUPPORT OFFICER 7310 MANDIE REED POLICE COMMUNITY SUPPORT OFFICER 8466 EAMONN LENISTON POINT OF CONTACT AT TAUNTON POLICE STATION POLICE COMMUNITY SUPPORT ALLOCATOR 9516 GARY DEAN TEAM VOICEMAIL: 01823 363287 then 70106 Voicemail messaging service is NOT for incident reporting NON URGENT REPORTING: 0845 456 7000 EMAIL: [email protected] WEBSITE: www.avonandsomerset.police.uk LETTERS: Taunton Police Station, Shuttern, Taunton, TA1 3QA SOMERSET CHARITY LAUNCHES NEW SOMERSET COMMUNITY OIL SCHEME – AND SAVES YOU MONEY! The Community Council for Somerset (CCS) is delighted to announce the launch of a new venture – the Somerset Community Oil Scheme, which will be good for individuals, good for the environment and good for CCS. The scheme uses the model of a local buying syndicate for domestic heating oil but will roll it out across the county of Somerset. Even with the scheme in its infancy, experience has already shown that it’s possible to make a saving of around £40 on a single order. Individuals, community organisations and businesses can join the scheme for an annual membership subscription of £20, £30 and £100 respectively. CCS is keen to emphasise the environmental benefits too. Delivery tankers guzzle a lot of fuel and the more deliveries they can make in one place, the less fuel they use. And the fewer tankers there are on Somerset’s small country roads, the better. As a charity that is rooted in supporting action in local communities, CCS wants the new venture to reflect this philosophy. To find out more visit www.somersetrcc.org.uk/oil, or call 01823 331222 or e-mail: [email protected] Hello from Liz, your new editor. Although a relative newcomer to the village (about 18 months ago), I have lived “on the levels” for about 24 years, and have come to call this place home. Being able to contribute in some small way to my community pleases me no end! The first thing that has struck me is how much is going on in this village, and how little room we actually have to report on it all! Apologies to any contributor I have had to edit to make room for all. I hope too that the print isn’t too small or too cramped for readers who (like me!) aren’t so sharp eyed as they once were. Now for a request. I know how important this magazine is to our community. My aim is to continue a long and valuable tradition, whilst adapting to the needs of a changing world. So, I need FEEDBACK! What would YOU like to see included in your Parish Magazine? Do you have any suggestions? Ideas? Complaints? I am all ears! There will be a few changes for our advertisers in the New Year, but I’ll be letting all current advertisers know in good time for our next issue in Feb 2012. If you would like to be put on that mailing list, just let me know (by email is best) As a busy working mum I can be quite difficult to get hold of during the day. After 7pm is usually a good time to phone, and anytime by email (contact details on inside page). I look forward to getting to know you all better over the next few months. Liz Sparkes Contract for Cleaning of CSM Parish Bus Shelters Creech St Michael Parish Council wishes to invite tenders for the contract for the cleaning of three bus stop shelters with in the parish of Creech St Michael. Applications are welcome from individuals, voluntary organisations and partnerships, and businesses. The contract will be awarded at the discretion of the Parish Council for a period of one year, and will commence in January 2012. Please email or telephone the Clerk Mrs Jill Loader for more information and a copy of the tender document. Email: [email protected] or telephone: 01823 400801. Parish Council- Minutes July Co-Option of Member: Kym Reed was proposed, seconded and voted onto the PC. She duly signed the Declaration of Acceptance Form. Parish Magazine Editor: Helen Phillips informed the meeting that a new Editor had been found, namely Elizabeth Sparkes. She would be working closely with the Phillips to help produce the August Parish Magazine. The Phillips had enjoyed their time as editors and wished Liz and the PC every success for the future. The Councillors thanked Helen and Michael for all their hard work and efforts. They thanked Liz for stepping in and wished her luck. The clerk would circulate the Phillips notice letter to the Councillors. The appointment was approved. Planning Date Ref Application Decision Reached 22.6.1 4/14/11/00 Minor amendment to The councillors voted to 1 20 Permission 4/14/09/0042 for support this application. The alterations to buildings for pylons had been brought to collection and bailing of the attention on the previous recycling materials at Langdon application. Depot, Walford Cross, Taunton TA2 8QP (GR 327740 – 127825) 16.6.1 14/11/0019To fell 4 sycamore trees and 1 The Planning Working Party 1 /T oak and to carry out agreed the works should be management work to 1 oak carried out to minimise any tree included in TDBC (CSM possible danger to persons no1) Tree Preservation Order from wind and storm damage 1981 at Top Cottage, Coombe, that might occur. The PC West Monkton (TD231) voted to support the application. 16.6.1 14/11/005 The proposed garage does not 1 impinge on any other property Erection of double garage at or interfere with neighbouring North End Villa, CSM properties. The PC voted to support the application. Other Planning matters: Date Ref Application Outcome 14.6.1 14/11/0011 Erection of first floor extension, insertion Refused permission 1 of two windows to the front and repositioning of the conservatory at Ham Orchard, Ham, CSM, as supplemented by letter from applicant dated 6.6.11 21.6.1 14/11/0012 Erection of extension to the front, two Permission granted 1 storey side extension and single storey rear extension at 39 Ryesland Way , CSM 21.6.1 14/11/0014 Erection of single storey rear extension Permission granted 1 at 46 Arundells Way, CSM 9.6.11 14/11/0013 Removal of internal wall at Northend Permission granted /LB Farm, CSM 15.6.1 14/11/0008 Demolition of single storey extension to Permission granted 1 side and rear of office building, removal of panel fence, extension to side of workshop and alterations to access and parking arrangements at Bigwood & Partners, Walford Cross Garage/Green Briars, Walford Cross Context Construction – Proposed Eco Dwelling Plans: It was proposed, seconded and unanimously agreed to reply to this letter stating the PC could only comment on plans once an official planning application had been received from TDBC. Queens Diamond Jubilee: It was agreed to put a working party together to produce a questionnaire to find out what parishioners would like to do to celebrate this event next year. The WP consisted of Cllrs K Durdan, F Bates, P Kingman-Reed and K Reed. It was agreed to arrange a meeting to discuss ideas. Recreation Field Committee: Cllr D Durdan proposed an outline structure relating to the Recreation Field having had discussions with SPFA. The proposal was to have the PC as the overall Trustees to the RF.
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