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COUNCIL'S LAND: The Council has decided that it will not be spending any money on altering and then maintaining this piece of land. This conclusion was arrived at
after visits to inspect the land by Councillors, a consultation period with the public and a survey on the plants and wildlife presented to the Council by Dr.Chris Spilling, Vice President of the British Arachnological Society. Dr. Spilling who is a resident of Langton kindly produced this report in his own time after observing
this area of land from January to July 2010. The general response from the public was "leave it as it is". The Council wish to thank everybody who 'had their say' and to Dr. Chris Spilling for his interesting report.
Dr. Spilling has also kindly volunteered to keep monitoring this area for any new sightings and changes in the future.
Click Survey Report to display Dr Spilling's report with the associated vegetation plan. Click the photo to just display the vegetation plan.
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YOUR PARISH COUNCIL: Do you know who the members of your Council are? Do you know who the Chairman is? Do you know how to contact them if you need to?
Visit the Councillors link to see the Council members and all the Council Officer Roles
Councillors have also voted to prominently display their contact details on the three Parish Notice Boards.
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THIS WEB SITE: How can the Council improve this web site?
What information is missing that might be of use to you? Would you like to see local bussinesses advertised? Would you like more links to local clubs and associations? The Council are very keen to
use this site to help communicate with their parishioners, how do you think we can best do this?
Have your say - Email with a subject of 'Web Site' to haveyoursay@langtonmatravers-pc.org
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LANGTON IN BLOOM: At this time of year the roads through many towns and villages are a mass of colour with hanging baskets and other displays of flowers. Would you like to see the same happen in Langton with our lamp posts and walls decked with hanging baskets? The council would like your views.
Have your say - Email with a subject of 'Langton in Bloom' to haveyoursay@langtonmatravers-pc.org
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GOAL POSTS: The football goal that has recently been erected in the playing field has unfortunately caused a few problems which the Council, in consultation with residents and the school, are actively engaged in trying to solve.
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NEXT MEETING: For the time and agenda of the next Parish Council Meeting, which always takes place in the Village Hall, please follow the Next Meetings and Agenda link
Items on the Agenda for discussion at the next meeting will include:
The Parish Plan (see below);
The holding of an event celebrating the coming together as a village;
Holding themed interest evenings for the village;
Bus Shelters both at Steppes/Coombe Hill and Capston Field (see below).
All are welcome to attend the Parish Council meetings.
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PARISH PLAN: It is now five years since the Parish Plan was published in 2005. This plan contains, as a conclusion, a list of recommendations of actions required based on the opinions of parishioners. Some of the actions have been completed, some partially achieved and others outstanding for various reasons. Should the Council now be thinking of updating this plan?
Times have changed and maybe the aspirations of parishioners have also. Do we need a new action list with different priorities? This is on the agenda for the next Council meeting. What do you think?
Click the photo to see the current plan's recommendations.
Have your say - Email with a subject of 'The Parish Plan' to haveyoursay@langtonmatravers-pc.org
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BUS SHELTERS: Are bus shelters needed at Capston field?
This would appear to be only possible if the bus stops were moved further westwards out of the village. Do you use these bus stops? What do you think? Is the extra walk worth keeping dry?
Have your say - Email with a subject of 'Bus Shelters' to haveyoursay@langtonmatravers-pc.org
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CONTACT THE COUNCIL: If any Parishioners have any concerns or matters they wish to raise please do not hesitate to contact the Clerk whose contact details are below.
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