Minutes of the Rushall Parish Council Meeting

24^th January, 2008

Rushall & Charlton Village Hall

 

Present:               Dr Richard Tilbury              Chairman

                            Mr Geoff Perry

                            Mr John Rogers

                            Mr Cliff Clark

                            Mr Colin Gale

                            Mr Dave Harvey                 Clerk

 

 

1         Apologies for absence – No apologies for absence were received.

 2         Community Police report

 PC Mark Fiander-Lewis, and PCSO Corrallie Nash were not present to provide their Community Police Report. Subsequent to the meeting it has been discovered that neither Mark nor Corrallie had been invited (an oversight on behalf of the clerk). Dr Richard Tilbury will contact PCSO Corrallie Nash and ask that she provide some input for the next newsletter.

 3         Minutes of Last Meeting

The minutes of the Parish Council Meeting of 8^th November, 2007 were read, approved and duly signed as a true record of that meeting by the Chairman.  

4         Matters Arising

River Avon signs – The signs have been removed by the Upavon contractor for painting. The cost will be borne by Upavon PC initially, although Rushall will pay the budgeted £300 upon receipt of the next precept.

Landscaping of the Old Barnyard – There is a substantial number trees to be planted, but we have the commitment from Colburn Homes that this will be done by the end of the growing season (which we believe to be the end of March); this should also include the repair of verges and the replacement of bollards alongside the lay-by, work which is outstanding. The Parish Council will continue to monitor the situation.

Stocks repair – the quote for this work is still awaited. Mr J Rogers will liaise with Mr D Johnson to agree the timber required and cost.

Rushall conservation area- Mr Colin Gale reported that he had been in touch with a variety of people regarding this. It is alleged that Rushall were asked some time ago if we were interested in preparing a Conservation Area Statement but as no reply was received this window of opportunity has now closed (Rushall PC has no recollection of ever having received this request). Furthermore, with the imminent demise of Kennet District Council, there are no longer any resources available to assist in this matter. However, we do have an option of creating both a Village Design Statement and a Parish Plan. Mr Colin Gale will contact Mrs Marion Raynor who has offered to meet with all interested parties in Rushall (possibly in May) to assist in creating a Parish Plan for Rushall. Mr Gale will also contact Mr Ed White regarding a meeting with the Parish Council (in early March) to discuss the creation of a Village Design Statement. Mr Gale also reported that the “listing” of buildings is now the responsibility of English Heritage. Buildings can be nominated for inclusion on the list by anybody (not necessarily the owner). It was agreed that the existing telephone kiosk be nominated by Mr Gale as a trial run. “Brambledown” was also discussed as a potential nominee, and the chairman will notify Mr Nigel Wookey (the owner) that the Council is seeking to nominate this property for listing. This would ensure that the building is maintained and also that any future refurbishment/redevelopment is performed within the parameters of the existing building.

 5         Any Other Business 

Sat Nav routing through Rushall – the chairman drew the attention of the council to an article published in the December 17^th edition of the Daily Telegraph. This article highlighted the issue of heavy lorries/coaches using Sat Nav routing which inappropriately directs them through small villages. There is a National Mapping Agency (part of the Ordnance Survey) which is responsible for these routes, and can be contacted to request the removal of routings along inappropriate roads. As this is a problem in Rushall, the chairman will contact this agency for advice on the process that should be followed to remove Rushall from any routings that might direct traffic through the village.

Hills lorries – the chairman will confirm with Hills that their lorries will cease driving through Rushall in April when it is believed they have to start using refuse tips in Slough.

Newsletter articles ­– it was agreed that the action proposed to have buildings listed within the village be included in the next newsletter. Mr Colin Gale will provide an article on Village Design Statements and Parish Plans.

6         Next Meeting 

Thursday, May 8^th, 2008 (this will also include the AGM).

 

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Minutes of the Rushall Parish Council Meeting

8^th November 2007

Rushall & Charlton Village Hall

 

Present:        Dr Richard Tilbury              Chairma

                           Mr Geoff Perry

                            Mr John Rogers

                            Mr Cliff Clark

                            Mr Dave Harvey                 Clerk 

Also present – Mr Colin Gale, Mr Oliver Gale 

 

1  Apologies for absence - none received.

2 Community Police report

PC Mark Fiander-Lewis and PCSO Corrallie Nash were not present to provide their Community Police Report. Mr Cliff Clark will contact PCSO Corrallie Nash asking that she provide some input for the next meeting if she is unable to attend. 

3  Minutes of Last Meeting

The minutes of the Parish Council Meeting of 12^th July 2007 were read, approved and also duly signed as a true record of that meeting by the Chairman.  

4  Matters Arising 

River Avon signs – There is still no estimate for the cost of having the 3 signs in the parish re-painted but an estimate of £300 was agreed to be budgeted for next year.

Landscaping of the Old Barnyard – It is unclear now what the final plans for tree planting are. The Chairman will raise this at the WRHA open day next week.

Replacement for Mrs Marion Harvey – Mr Colin Gale has kindly stepped forward and volunteered his services on the council. The proposal to co-opt Mr Gale onto the council was made by Mr John Rogers and seconded by Dr Richard Tilbury. The council passed the proposal unanimously. The clerk will get Mr Gale to sign the acceptance of office and declaration of interest forms.

Rabbits – the chairman reported that Mr Nigel Wookey is continuing with his efforts to contain the rabbit population and has hired the services of a control officer.

5  Any Other Business 

Code of Conduct – the council agreed unanimously to adopt the standard code of conduct. The clerk will inform the English standard board. This included the adoption of paragraph 12(2) which allows for members with prejudicial interests to have the same rights as members of the public to speak to a meeting on the issue but to leave before the main discussion and vote.

Repair of the stocks – it was reported that one of the uprights of the stocks had badly rotted and needs replacement. Mr David Johnson has been requested to provide a quote for this work. Mr John Rogers volunteered to provide the timber at an advantageous rate. £250 was agreed to be budgeted for this work.

Conservation area for Rushall – Mr Colin Gale presented the fact that some of the neighbouring parishes have agreed conservation area statements that include future development plans, environmental considerations and listed buildings. He believes Rushall should also be considering preparing a similar statement. The council agreed that this appears to be a good idea and Mr Gale was asked to take the lead on this and to do further research into what is required to achieve this. The possibility of costs was discussed but it was agreed not to forecast any expenditure for next year. The listed buildings in Rushall also seems to be missing properties that would be expected to be included, Mr Gale will also pursue the inclusion of these properties, whilst at the same time determining the wishes of the property owners.

Village hall grounds maintenance – the council agreed to donate £500 to the village hall committee to help cover the cost of grounds maintenance. The council believes that keeping the area around the village hall clean and tidy is important for the village and should therefore make provision for a similar donation next year.

Bulb planting – the clerk reported that the take up of bulbs by various residents had gone very well and the last few remaining bulbs had been claimed. This means that 112 Kg of daffodil bulbs will be planted around the village this year, the chairman volunteered to plant the crocus bulbs around the stocks.

Status of recent planning applications – the clerk reported on the current status of recent submissions:

The Courts – approved, work is now starting

Churchstowe – approved

Brambledown – still listed as “registered” but various due dates were well past.

Rushall school – approved.

6  Precept 

The clerk reported that our annual expenditure is averaging at £1,250 (including the donation to the village hall). The council discussed forecasted expenditure for next year and agreed to add forecasts of £300 for the re-painting of the river signs and £250 for the repair of the stocks. It also agreed that it would be prudent to ensure the balance did not fall much below £250. Consequently, to cater for the increase in forecasted spend, the council agreed to submit a precept request of £1,800.

 7   Next Meeting

Thursday, January 31^st, 2008.

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Minutes of the Rushall Parish Council Meeting

12^th July 2007

Rushall & Charlton Village Hall

 

Present:                     Dr Richard Tilbury                    Chairman

                                      Mr Geoff Perry

                                      Mr John Rogers

                                      Mr Cliff Clark

                                      Mr Dave Harvey                         Clerk

1           Apologies for absence - PC Mark Fiander-Lewis and PCSO Coralie Nash

2          Community Police report

PC Mark Fiander-Lewis, and PCSO Coralie Nash had passed on apologies for their absence via the Clerk. PCSO Nash is to be reminded to supply the information on PCSO’s she promised to Mr Clark for the newsletter.

3          Minutes of Last Meeting

The minutes of the extraordinary meeting held on July 2^nd were signed as a true record of that meeting. The minutes of the Parish Council Meeting of 10^th May 2007 were read, approved and also duly signed as a true record of that meeting by the Chairman.

4         Matters Arising   

NPT liaison officer – Mr Cliff Clark offered to act in this role due to the resignation of Mrs Marion Harvey – clerk to advise PCSO Corralie Nash

Through village traffic – The chairman advised the council on the content of the Wiltshire  safety camera web site where it was noted that 15% of cameras would be sited at non-black spots and that these would only be available after traffic surveys recorded excessive speeds of motorists. This does not apply to Rushall so no further action can be taken regarding speed cameras. It had been noticed however that speeding traffic through the village was not as frequent (this may be due to the parked vehicles outside the development of the Old Beefyard). The clerk had received a reply from WCC regarding reminder 30mph signs advising him that an engineer would be checking whether these signs are required based on the distances between street lights in the village.

Charlton – Rushall path – Mr Barry Wookey has told the chairman that this path was tarmac’d before he took over the land in 1964 but believed it had been done by Pewsey Council (prior to the establishment  of

Kennet District Council) to facilitate children from Charlton village walking to Rushall school. The clerk will write to Ringway Parkman requesting more frequent grass cutting along the path and to pursue the idea of a community project to clear the path. It is currently now only about 6 inches wide in places.

River Avon signs – No progress has been made but Upavon are pursuing estimates to repaint the signs. Rushall has agreed in principal to have the 3 signs in its parish re-painted but this may have to be deferred to next year when funding can be made available.

Name of the Old Beefyard – Colburn Homes and KDC have both confirmed the name of this development will be The Old Barnyard. The clerk informed the meeting of his discussion with KDC planning regarding the lack of updated landscape plans. He was told that KDC do not send minor changes to these plans to Parish councils. As these changes affect the aesthetics of the development the chairman will write to the landscape office raising this as an objection pointing out that this is contrary to the concept of local consultation.

5          Audit

The clerk presented the audit returns to the meeting where they were discussed and agreed unanimously to be correct. The chairman then verified that we have met all required conditions and the returns were duly signed ready for dispatch to the auditors. Thanks were given to Mr Bob Montgomery for acting as internal auditor.

6         Any Other Business

Resignation of Mrs Marion Harvey  - the clerk informed the meeting of the circumstances of Mrs Harvey’s resignation, notably her hostile reception when telephoning KDC to request advice on the completion of the declaration of interests form. The meeting was appalled at the behaviour of the KDC officer involved and the chairman will write to the CEO of KDC complaining about this. The meeting expressed their deep disappointment at Mrs Harvey’s resignation and thanked her for all her contributions and number of year’s service to the parish council. In the meantime the chairman listed those residents he considered might be approached to stand in Mrs Harvey’s place. This was reduced to one name and Mr John Rogers will sound that person out.

Replacement of the Rev Harvey Gibbons – the chairman informed the council of a meeting both he and the clerk attended with members of Upavon PC regarding this. It was agreed that the feeling of Rushall Parish Council be determined regarding any future action that might be taken and also the position being taken by the Rushall PCC. It transpires that Rushall PCC are resigned to the fact that there will be no permanent replacement, furthermore, Rushall Parish Councillors did not consider this subject to be the business of the Parish Council. Consequently no further action will be taken other than the chairman advising Upavon PC of our position.

Best Kept village competition- the clerk confirmed that Rushall had come 3rd in the small village category. He also advised the council that we had been invited to participate in the Village of the Year competition but that he had declined this offer due to lack of available resources.

Rabbits – the chairman has received complaints once again about the increasing number of rabbits in parishioners’ gardens. The chairman will once again take this up with Mr Nigel Wookey.

 7          Next Meeting: Thursday, November 8^th, 2007.


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Minutes of extraordinary meeting of Rushall Parish Council

2^nd July 2007

 

 

Present:         

Dr Richard Tilbury (chairman), Mr Geoff Perry,  Mr Cliff Clark, Mrs Marion Harvey, Mr John Rogers, Mr Dave Harvey (Clerk)   

 

Also present: PC Mark Fiander-Lewis, Coralie Nash, Ken Mundy, Richard Fry, Yvonne Rich, Colin & Oliver Gale, Mary English, Jenny Fry, Caroline & Jasper Larkin, Ann Clark, Elizabeth Newton, David Johnson, Linda Tilbury, Annabel & Richard Youens.

 

The chairman opened the meeting by welcoming everyone present and thanking them for their attendance.

 

Parking/Public Safety

The chairman summarised the problem of parked contractor vehicles along Rushall Road. This was a hazard since this only left one lane for traffic to drive through and no passing spaces were left in the line. A peak was reached on Friday 29^th June when 23 vehicles were parked in one long line. The police had also spoken to the site manager on Thursday June 28^th when there were 17-18 vehicles parked again in one long line. The situation was aggravated by BT working in the road with temporary traffic lights in operation.

 

A solution has been proposed to the developers Colburn Homes and Redstone Construction whereby Nigel Wookey has agreed to make parking available in the fields between Brambledown cottage  and the Village Hall. The gate to this field will be need to be closed outside of working hours as there is cattle further in the field separated  by an electric fence. Richard Fry will liaise with the developers to open and close this gate at the start and finish of the working day. This should then reduce the number of vehicles parked in the road, but recognising that this may temporary inconvenience some residents.  Signs advising of the danger of turning lorries and parking should be posted by Colburn Homes- chair to liaise with site manager to ensure this is done. Furthermore, the police will provide and place “no parking” cones immediately after the corner of Devizes Road to provide an opportunity for traffic turning left and heading north to see whether there is any on-coming traffic and to wait until it is clear. These would be placed by Corralie on Tuesday July 3^rd. Residents were advised to contact the police should this situation not be resolved by these measures, either by phone or e-mail. The police also committed to increasing the patrols through Rushall during the development.

 

Damage to verges, infrastructure and mud on road

There has been recent incidents of damage to the roadside verges, especially outside “The Old House” and “Little Thatch” where the water meter has been exposed. Elizabeth Newton was advised to raise this issue with the site manager. Colburn Homes have confirmed (in a letter to Mr Clark) that verges will be restored once development is complete. Further confirmation that restoration will be undertaken properly has been given by the site manager.

 

Recent rains have carried a lot of the mud deposited on the road by contractor vehicles exiting the site to drains further along the road. These drains are now clogged and unable to carry drainage water away quickly. Kennet District Council have advised us that road cleaning is undertaken by the Highways Authorities who will charge the developer for work carried out. Chair will raise this issue with the site manager.

 

Breaches of Planning permission

The Landscape Scheme (drawing number 2326/3 dated June 2006) shows that the existing hawthorn hedge between the affordable housing and Stocktree cottages should be retained. These have since been removed. The trees on the northern boundary of 1, Stocktree Cottages, also noted on the plans to be kept, have also been removed. It was also noted that the line of the eastern boundary brick wall does not follow the line in the plans. The clerk will raise this matter with KDC to ensure the relevant developers replace the hedge and trees and address the off-plan wall line.

 

Large, unsightly, oil tanks have now appeared in the back gardens of the house under development and it is unclear where these are planned to be sited. This will be raised by the clerk with KDC.

 

Name

The council were invited to comment on the chosen name of “the Old Dairy” by KDC in April. The council responded immediately with objections to this name, being historically incorrect and unacceptable to all villagers; proposing as an alternative, the name “The Old Barnyard”. We have subsequently been advised that this name has been accepted by the developers and this will be the final name of the site. A query was raised by Martin Gale as to whether this impacts the title deeds of nearby property that shows the name of “The Old Beefyard”.

 

Noise

Noise from radios, power tools, dumper trucks, etc, is becoming a nuisance, especially as it starts early in the morning (6:40am). Foul language used by contractors is also a problem The site manager has been informed of both these problems and has promised to keep this to an acceptable level, Should this not happen residents are advised to contact the enevironmental health department at KDC.

 

Timings

KDC have advised us that control orders published for the demolition works do not apply to small development sites such as this. Consequently there are no known set hours nor days in the week when work can be carried out. The chair will clarify this with the site manager as to what control orders/guidelines they impose on their contractors regarding working hours, since they are responsible for all sub-contractors. It was noted that the detached house close to the road is due for completion and viewing within the next 7 to 10 days. Work is scheduled to be completely finished in November.

 

Litter

The council wrote to Colburn Homes in May complaining about the amount of litter generated by workers on the site. Elizabeth Newton also rang the environmental health dept at KDC and action was taken within 3 hours of the call.

 

AOB

The Heras fencing at the north-east corner of the site is damaged and the site is not secure (as it must be) outside of working hours. Chair will raise this with the site manager.

 

Residents were advised to raise any issues regarding this development with the Parish Council

 

 

 

 

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Minutes of the Annual General Meeting of

Rushall Parish Council

Rushall & Charlton Village Hall, 10^th May 2007

 

 

Present:                  Dr Richard Tilbury                               Chairman

                                Mrs Marion Harvey

                                Mr Geoff Perry

                                Mr Cliff Clark                                       

                                Mr Dave Harvey                                  Clerk

 

Also present: PC Mark Fiander-Lewis, PCSO Coralie Nash, Mrs Angela Hadley

 

The minutes of the previous Annual General meetings, held on May 11^th, 2006 were read by the clerk and signed by the chairman as a true record of that meeting.

 

Matters arising:

 

There were no matters arising from the previous Annual General Meeting.

 

Annual Highlights.

 

The chairman summarised the highlights of the previous year:

 

o      This year has been quite busy with some progress and some disappointment. We have had 3 meetings of the Parish Council, as planned.

o      Mrs Lesley Reilly and Mr Mark Holsman resigned as councillors due to pressure of work, and have been replaced by Mr Cliff Clark and Mr John Rogers who were co-opted onto the council. The chairman expressed his thanks to both Mrs Reilly and Mr Holsman.

o      A notable event is the commencement of the village web site (www.rushall.org.uk) and thanked Mark Fiander-Lewis for setting it up and maintaining it and to Mr Clark for acting as council liaison. The council also decided to publish the parish council meeting minutes on this site.

o      Mr Clark has taken over responsibility of publishing the quarterly Newsletter, 3 of which he has published to date.

o      In June we repeated the successful Villagers’ Day which was enjoyed by all.  Proceeds of the event went to the Wiltshire Air Ambulance, Rushall School and the village hall.

o      The annual Flower and Produce show was well attended and proves to be ever popular.

o      Although Rushall did not win the Best Kept Village competition we did come a respectable 3^rd. We hope to better this this year. We encourage all villagers to keep the village tidy.

o      The most significant event of the year must be the commencement of building work on the Old Beef Yard. The council have been very active in defending the village structure and uniformity of housing in providing feed-back on the submitted plans and attending planning committee meetings. The council hosted 2 open evening meetings where villagers could meet the developers to learn more of the development, ask questions and give their own views. 2 councillors and one resident attended the KDC planning meeting to present their views on the planning submission focusing on the number of houses proposed, thatching of the properties facing the road. We were successful in winning a concession that the two larger houses would be thatched but unsuccessful in lowering the number of houses to be built. The WHRA houses will not be thatched due to their affordable nature.

o      No progress has been made on re-developing the site of Brambledown but the council do remind the owner to keep the property tidy.

o      An extension to Manor Cottage was approved despite the council’s objection to the slate roof. It appears to be difficult to integrate any new thatch into the old.

o      A small extension to The Courts was approved with council recommendation that bricks be used instead of timber.

o      The attending police officers were asked to convey our thanks to PC Gary Sears for his attendances at previous meetings and look forward to seeing our PCSO (Police Community Support Officer) and/or Community PC at subsequent meetings.

o      Road safety – a top priority of the council has been to continually look at ways of enforcing the speed limit through the village. We have made many representations to Wiltshire Constabulary, KDC and Wiltshire County Council for a variety of measures to be adopted. So far we have achieved an acknowledgment from the constabulary that there is a Wiltshire-wide problem of speeding through villages and speed checks are to be increased in regularity.

o      After 2 years of zero precept, this year we have had to apply for a £1,200 precept, which is still less than previous years.

o      Finally the chairman expressed his thanks to the clerk and the parish councillors.

               

Election of officers.

 

Mr Dave Harvey was unanimously re-elected as the parish clerk.

 

Question session

 

Mrs Hadley asked whether the village really wanted “sleeping policemen” as a speed deterrent. The chair responded that anything we can do to reduce the speed of vehicles through the village should be investigated.

 

There were no further questions raised. Consequently, the chairman formally closed the Annual General Meeting of Rushall Parish Council at 19:55.

 

Next Annual General Meeting  - was set for Thursday 9th May 2008 at 7:30.

 

 

 

Minutes of the Rushall Parish Council Meeting

10th May 2007

Rushall & Charlton Village Hall

 

 

Present:                       Dr Richard Tilbury                         Chairman

                                      Mr Geoff Perry

                                      Mrs Marion Harvey

                                      Mr Cliff Clark

                                      Mr Dave Harvey                             Clerk

 

Also present: PC Mark Fiander-Lewis, PCSO Coralie Nash, Mrs Angela Hadley

 

1           Apologies for absence … None

 

2          Community Police report

 

PC Mark Fiander-Lewis, and PCSO Coralie Nash gave us an update on local policing and new structures and told us they hope to attend our meetings at least twice a year. Mrs Marion Harvey offered to act as the council’s NPT liaison person for this year (only).

 

The challenges this year for the police have been setting up the NPT system. This has created the role of the PCSO (Police Community Support Officer) who will assist in low level issues and will be a full time job. It is seen as an intervention role rather than that of enforcer. Coralie will provide Cliff Clark with some information about PCSO’s for our newsletter. Police officers based in Marlborough will now also police the Pewsey area which means we effectively have 2 additional constables.

 

Speed checks have started in Rushall and are now expected to be maintained on a regular basis.  The last check resulted in 3 tickets being given and other drivers being cautioned and asked to present their documentation. Safety cameras and temporary rumble strips are also being investigated.  Crime rates for the area remain low and over the year there has been a 50% reduction in the number of Anti Social Behaviour reports. Shed break-ins have however increased and residents are asked not to leave sheds and garage doors open when unattended. The Neighbourhood Watch newsletter continues and will soon be back to a monthly issue.

 

3          Minutes of Last Meeting

The minutes of the Parish Council Meeting of 8th February 2007 were read, approved and duly signed as a true record of that meeting by the Chairman.

 

4          Matters Arising

 

Through village traffic – Mr Cliff Clark has received information from PC Fiander-Lewis and Stan Bagwell of Enford Parish Council regarding efforts that can be made to limit speeding through the village. Reminder 30mph signs are legitimate but need to be placed carefully.  Mr Clark gave details of a safety cameras web-site to the chairman for follow-up regarding speed limitations in rural villages. The clerk will write to Mr Peter Harris of WCC regarding placement of 30 mph reminder signs and clarification of reminders vs. street lighting.

Newsletter – Mr Clark told us the frequency of these is dependent upon content but expects them to be quarterly.

Bus Shelter Planting – the chairman will clarify any funding request. The council will also purchase 2 56Kg bags of daffodils later in the year for planting in the verges and these will be offered via the Newsletter free of charge to all residents.

Dead elm trees – have been replaced with new hawthorn/beech hedging. The clerk will write to Mr Nigel Wookey to thank him.

Charlton – Rushall path – the chairman contacted  Mr Nigel Wookey re who tarmac’ed the path but Mr Wookey did not know. Mr Barry Wookey will be asked.

 

 

5          Any Other Business

 

Litter picking  - clerk to advise KDC that North Newnton is not in Rushall Parish. Clerk to also write to Colburn Homes re increased litter around the village from the building site.

Unitary Council -  clerk to deliver flyer to all residents advising of the Parish Council’s support of KDC against a unitary Wiltshire and informing of how to lodge their own vote against this.

River Avon signs at Scales Bridge – chair  to write to Upavon Council chairman advising of our support in principal for repainting these signs but a much lower cost needs to be agreed as we have not budgeted for work of this kind.

Departure of Rev. Harvey Gibbons – chair to send a card from the council thanking Rev. Gibbons for his work in the parish.

The Old Beefyard – the council have written to KDC objecting to the proposed name “The Old Dairy”. Clerk to determine current state of name from KDC planning office.

Rights of way – the chair informed us of Mr Nigel Wookey’s concern over the use of the 6 meter conservation field perimeters as footpaths. These are planted with grasses and wild flowers and are not a public right of way – use of these could jeopardise Mr Wookey’s subsidy from Defra. Further details will be published in the newsletter.

No smoking signs in bus shelter – Mrs Harvey offered to have the school laminate a no smoking sign to be posted in the shelter by 1^st July.

Hills lorries  - the chairman apologised that he gave an incorrect date for the cessation of drive-throughs by these lorries. They will actually finish in April 2008 not April 2007.

 

 

6          Next Meeting

 

Thursday, July 12th, 2007.

 

7          Budget

               

Receipts	Payments
£600.00  Precept	£39.34     Annual subscription - WALC
	£186.90   Annual insurance premium
	£162.24   Clerk’s wages & postage stamps
Current Balance	£624.38