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Minutes of the Annual Meeting of the Leverington Parish Council Held in the Leverington Village Hall
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Councillor Collins has been elected as the new Chair, and Mr. Hedges has joined as a new councillor, completing the council lineup. Discussions included the potential need for a planning application for the cemetery extension and the upcoming decision on hiring an Assistant Clerk.
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Residents raised ongoing concerns about the Roman Court building, prompting further discussion. There's a proposal for a 10% salary increase for the clerk, who has not received holiday pay. Additionally, the council plans to hire an assistant clerk to manage increased workload, focusing on minutes, correspondence, and media.
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Concerns about the Roman Court building were addressed, with assurances that renovations are underway and safety checks have been conducted. Residents also discussed issues with cars parking over the new dropped kerb by the Village Hall and the need for more flashing speed signs. Bramble maintenance and dog waste bin…
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Exciting developments are underway with the Roman Court complex, as District Councillor C. Seaton provided an update. Additionally, the transition to the new Local Planning System, Fenland 50, is progressing, with a formal consultation set for May. Residents' feedback remains vital in shaping these plans.
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Residents voiced concerns about development issues at Roman Court during an open discussion with councillors. Exciting news for families: a bid has been submitted for new toddler equipment and safety improvements at the Foal playground. Plus, good news for drivers—40 potholes on Sutton Road are set to be repaired next…
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Residents expressed concerns about safety at the Roman Court complex, especially for children traveling to school. Exciting news for families: local play areas will benefit from new government funding, aiming for improvements across Fenland. Additionally, pothole repairs are underway, with residents encouraged to report any issues.