About Cong@Ches5919P Mike Smith has now discussed this issue with Sister Heather Kemball (Congleton Team Parish). They do support members of their congregation at the 4 churches re transport issues, and would try and help anyone that we come across who is having difficulty getting to church.
Either contact the team Parish Office by Email admin@congletonteamparis.co.uk or telephone Cong 01260 273212.
Heather has also agreed to be added to our distribution list so as to be kept in the loop of our activities etc.
The Senior Forum meeting took place recently, download the full meeting minutes HERE.
Highlights include:
| East Cheshire Hospice @ Home – Russell Chadwick.
Russell took us through a presentation about the new Home Service that is being planned for launch around June this year.
The Hospice itself has been running now for 30 years, it can accommodate 500 patients a year and costs around £4m per year. Most of their running cost is raised through fundraising / donations with only 17% coming from the NHS. www.eastcheshirehospice.org.uk
The new scheme “Hospice at Home” which will employ 16 nurses, and cost approx. £440K a year should be able to look after around 250 patients within their own homes.
Russell is currently carrying out a funding drive to cover the next 5 years funding to support this new operation.
You can contact Russell :- rchadwick@echospice.org.uk or 01625664995 |
| Congleton U3A – P.Adby ( Vice Chair)
Paul took us through a presentation on the history of U3A from its launch in France in 1972 where it had strong connections to academia to its Uk launch in 1982 where the academia link did not apply, and on to the launch of Congleton U3A in 1998.
Their motto is LEARN LAUGH & LIVE
Worldwide there are now 1000groups with 400,000 members. Congleton has 1400 members, with 110 activity groups, there is no age limit, but must be retired or semi- retired. The next signing on night is likely to be in August, possibly at Eaton Bank Academy.
You can find out more about their activities and availability on courses by visiting their website :- www.congletonu3a.org.uk
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| Congleton Contact The Elderly – Louise Hughes.
Contact the elderly is a national charity that was set up in 1965 to help change the lives of people over 75 and over who live alone and cannot get out on their own. Using a small group of volunteer hosts and drivers they organise small tea parties (approx. 10 guests) once a month at no cost to the guests. Louise has been running a group in Macclesfield for over 2 years and is now looking to start up a group in Congleton. Louise is currently recruiting drivers and hosts, she is having some success and hopes to hold her first party on the first Sunday of May. There are currently restrictions on wheelchair users, dementia can offer a challenge, Louise is happy to visit them / families to assess the situation. If you know of anyone who would be willing to volunteer as a driver or host please contact Louise on 01260281093. PA offered to host one at The Old Saw Mill. Louise will send me a PDF which I will circulate to members. |
| Senior Health Fayre – Friday 29th Sept 2017
Sub group to be set up as last year. Suggested members;- Usman Ashiq, Alyssa Baines, Suzie Akers Smith, Lisa Alcock, Sarah Jacklin and Anna Bignell. First meeting after Easter. MS send last years’ contacts / attendees to Alyssa. Need to get more by in from NHS workers / surgeries. MS has copies of last years’ flier, poster and media adverts. |
Next meeting to take place on the 4th April.
The Youth Forum held a meeting recently, download the full meeting minutes HERE.
Highlights include:
| Update from Mike Smith.
Visyon Creative Space Congleton :-Activity Programme :-Wednesday Headspace Café :- Outreach Work Princes Trust Programme /Macclesfield 6/2 to 28/4 (12 weeks) Bromley Farm Wellbeing Club Changing Lanes (tackling addiction) Wed 1 to 3pm Also NLC Thurs 11 to 1pm E.Stanton safety briefs inc :- Primary E-Safety Training Programme 27/2, 2/3, 16/3 :- Childnet “Crossing the lines” free lesson downloads (MS sent a copy of the download out to the group) Safer Schools & Young Persons Partnership working in partnership with CWAC to present: The Annual Youth Conference – Theme of the day to be confirmed Friday 23rd June 2017 Venue: Winsford HQ Free of charge to attend – Further details will be released nearer the time Youth Social Action fund – grants up to £5k Wired Gov Report – D of E Mental Health support for schools information. Pear Communications Young Person Bursary Scheme Pear will be awarding 4 young people a small grant of £500 each, to help them on their chosen career. Two will be chosen from the Tourism industry and two from the Theatre & Arts industry. Deadline 28th Feb 2017. Tesco Bags of Help. Congleton short of applications, go to www.groundworks.org.uk/tesco.
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| One You Cheshire East – Victoria Lockett
Victoria took us through a presentation for One You Cheshire East, this programme aims to improve the health and wellbeing of residents by offering guidance and signposting to various services regarding weight management, healthy eating, physical activity, smoking cessation, alcohol awareness and sexual health. Life style support managers can work with people who are not eligible for the scheme, do some drop ins and work closely with GP’s and practice nurses.
There will be a public launch in March, hopefully including Congleton.
Victoria to send full brief to MS for circulation.
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Next Meeting.
Will be held in 3 or 4 months, to alternate between Tues / Wed and both secondary schools.
Congleton Sustainability Group meeting took place recently, download the full meeting minutes HERE.
Highlights include:
| Tour of Britain Legacy for Congleton – S Akers Smith
Suzie briefed the group on the latest developments. A handout was issued. Active Cheshire will help to put bids together for the project. Looking to use bear branding for the various routes – children will choose the route names. Suzie has recently presented the idea to both the Town Council and CEPC (school heads). May focus on one school to develop a safe route to school, as traffic free as possible as a trial. To help build up information and assist in decision making Suzie aims to get a questionnaire out to schools around Easter. PM/DJ to work at getting this idea into the Neighbourhood Plan and comment on planning applications making sure they link up with the new primary school planned and the rest of the cycle/ footpath infrastructure.
Suzie then briefed the group on her Triathlon Event planned for St Georges Day (23rd April). CSG to put in a team, MS to send the detail and application form out to the group.
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The Projects and Finance committee met recently, download the full meeting minutes HERE.
Highlights include:
| Project Update.
Cenotaph. Awaiting information from Cheshire East Highways (Ian McLauchlan) as to how they will tackle both the trees growing through the wall and the rebuilding of the lower section and repairing the top section. (See above)
Public Realm Strategy. Design complete and equipment on order. Will run in as the gas works are completed should be spring / summer. They are all aware of Food & Drink 11.6.17 Town Centre Regeneration (NEW) Nothing new to report since we received a letter from K.Howe promising let us have sight of the Mills “Final” design before it goes to panning. J.Mac to contact Kate Howe for an update as to where they are in the process.
D.McGifford to find out who is the portfolio holder responsible for this development on behalf of CEBC.
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| 2016/17 Project Updates.
Blue italics comments from last meeting. Black comments for meeting 16.1.17 Moody Street Green Area.(S106 funding ) MS / JMac met with M.Hodgkinson (taken over project from J.Byrne) discussed some redesign to make it more community friendly. MS has discussed the possibility of Chapel St nursery using this for outdoor activity which they are keen to do. PCSO/ Police happy with our plans. Will be ready for summer 2017 “In Bloom” activity. MS / DMcG meeting with D.Owen and M.Hodgkinson (CEBC) to discuss S106 monies available to Congleton and will discuss the Moody ST design at the same meeting(25th Jan). May be opportunity to add to the project if required. JMac has indicated that if possible we would like 2 or 3 seats and a waste bin salvaged from the pedestrianised area as the refurbishment rolls out. Destination Maps. Maps are virtually read to go and should be sited by Xmas. Jackie has made final alterations and now just has to agree the “You are here” locations. The group felt that there would be more benefit gained form a map at Barn Road and in the town centre. JM to look at possible locations to accommodate this. It was also felt that a paper copy in a noticeboard would be sufficient at the Station freeing up some costs to meet the other location changes. Jackie reported that 2 of the metal signs could go up a.s.a.p the other 2 remaining signs are awaiting ANSA siting the posts. The railway station has ordered a display cabinet and the boxes for the 3 bus station shelters are being sourced. JM to look at Barn Rd and Town Centre. It was felt that we should get some of the maps up as soon as we can. J.Mac to action. TIC will have paper copies for visitors on request. Heritage Trail Project. T.McCloud reported back the results of the scoping exercise at the Partnership Exec following the AGM on 18.19.16. TSC have had a good look at what other towns have done, the strengths and weaknesses of their projects. They have some interesting and exciting ideas and will carry out further work on the project at their own expense. D.McG has been having discussions with Tim ways of building a business model to present to CEBC. TM will keep The Partnership updated when there is something to report. Community Award Scheme _ Jo Money Jo has been in contact with Mark Smith CVS. They (CVS) are having a celebration of volunteering event in Congleton Park on 1st July. There may be opportunity for some involvement, Jo has heard nothing from Mark since the end of November. Jo feels that celebrating volunteering is much more embracing than awarding one or two individuals. Need to discuss at the March meeting. Mountbatten Way – Green Boulevard.(Phase 2) MS/RB and MW have sent potential sites to Simon Davies (CEBC) for consideration Awaiting his feedback. Site visit and sign off planned for Mon 21st November. Sites signed of by J.Tickle. Ruth has obtained the cost of tubs and bins (£2350 in total) MS to Email the 20 executive voting members to see if they will support this project going ahead. Play Area Signage MS currently working with CEBC (G.Butler) re signage to highlight our major play areas. Would plan to turn this project into both signage and paper map project long term. Signs are ready for siting, contract is with D Derbyshire. Should be completed in the next few weeks. Do we look at a leaflet to support them then. Congleton Sports Trust. New board formed ( D.McG chairing for a limited period) initially made up of football and rugby clubs. Bank account set up. Need to work up a cohesive programme / plan of action. May be an opportunity to include someone from TOB Cycling Legacy team. Pitch improvements and funding initial issues. Meeting set for Fri 20th Jan, issue around Back Lane pitch drainage and a wider pitch regenerating programme. Bank account open. Cycling TOB Legacy. S.Akers Smith is keen to develop a cycling project as part of the TOB Legacy. She has a sub group working on this (P.Hall, M.Axford & P.Emms) with a meeting planned 15.11.16, Janet Mills CEBC along with SF & MS will also attend. SF & MS invited to a “cycling related “meeting with P.Bates /CEBC in near future. Suzie briefed the group on the latest developments. 1. Held a meeting with Cllrs Brown and Williams. A Fisher CEBC head of planning also attended. CEBC keen to improve its cycling network and has agreed to help work out costs the works and also advise on the feasibility of the work planned. SAS issued a copy of the brochure used at the meeting to the members attending today’s meeting. DB took copies along to CEBC for distribution to Cllrs and officers. 2. Met with Fiona Bruce who both supported the plans and agreed to raise the issue of funding support across the board not just for deprived areas in Parliament. 3. SAS attended a health and fitness meeting with Active Cheshire. They have access to a large funding pot and could help us develop our plans and also help us put a bid together. SAS has a meeting with their COO (Adam Norris) in the near future. 4. Presenting to CTC on 2nd Feb which Active Cheshire will also attend. PA asked to attend the meeting on behalf of CSG. MS pulled together a resume of what The Partnership / CSG has done over the last few years to develop cycling. 5. SAS looking to present to all Congleton Head Teachers at one of their CeCP meetings 6. Have access to some DEFRA /Local Air Quality funding (£28K) ring fenced. 7. SAS advised the group of a planned Triathlon being organised for Sunday 23rd April (subject to confirmation) more detail once available. New Project. Outdoor Table Tennis. MS to check with Sandbach usage of their current table in Sandbach Park. (DF reports reasonable usage across a wide age group, they do not supply bats and balls except of their organised events. Note if purchasing a concrete table factor in the cost of a crane to lift the item into place). MS/ GW to raise the idea at the next Youth Forum for their views. The P& F Committee agreed to support the idea in principle but would welcome feedback from other sources on use and need. DMcG to ask what view CEBC have in developing an outside fitness / activity area at the “new” leisure centre. We have still to see any definitive plans for the site. |
| Transport – Mini Bus
Mini Bus. The new bus in due any day now, just waiting for a 3rd key to be cut. GW/SF/MS met with New Life Church who agreed to carry on the garaging and administration of the mini bus operation. Jeff Cutts to send usage details to MS for charging. New charges advised to users £20 per booking and 40p a mile.
Will PR and advertise facility once delivered, will open up to more users (organisations not general public)
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| Funding Requests.
SAS – TOB Legacy Team. Request for support to fund a feasibility study around their first 3 priorities. P&F Committee agreed to underwrite up to £999. SAS to try and source other funders as well.
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| A.O.B
There was other business raised.
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| Date and Time of the next meeting.
Monday 13th March 2017, Town Hall, Spencer Suite, 9.30am |
A very big thank you to Peter Jackson, Retrograde, for getting everyone, or almost everyone, up to dance after their Christmas Lunch, with his songs’ extravaganza set from the 50/60/70/80s. A huge welcome and thank you too, to his brother, Alan, for his magical tricks, banter and bonhomie. What a team! We had a grand time.
Of course, none of this could have happened without the vibrant spirit of our volunteers.
So many people from our town gave up precious hours on Christmas Eve and Christmas Day to help make this happen, so, in no particular order, our thanks go to, Kirsty and Tel; Dee and Chris; Mandy, Seb and Mark; Angie and Carol; Ethel and Anna R; Linda; Anna K; Audrey and Gordon; Sara, Brenda and Diane.
Thank you so much!
We have been overwhelmed by the kindness and generosity of sponsors for this event, some of whom have asked that should sponsorship money be left over from the Christmas lunch that we put it towards our next community dinner. There is, and yes, we shall, and since we have already been asked by a number of guests and volunteers about the next one: how about Easter?
Please let us have your ideas and thoughts.
The team at Old Saw Mill are busy planning for four, or maybe five Community Get- Together dinners and events for 2017, so please come on board with your ideas.
In the meantime: we think the picture
says it all…
Keep healthy and happy by signing up for your favourite
Classes and Events for January, 2017
New! Life drawing Saturday 7th and 14th 12.30-2.30pm; Thursday 19th 2-4pm
Contact Anna: 07738877114
Discover Pilates every Monday 1.15-2.15pm; and 7-8pm
Contact Alison: 07775938532
Tai Chi every Tuesday 10-11am
Contact Jennifer: 07972287757
Maddison’s Yoga every Tuesday 12-1pm
Contact Maddy: 07476053453
New! Children’s Yoga every Tuesday 1.30-2.15pm
Contact Karen: 07540388751
Zoe’s Zumba every Wednesday 7-8pm
Contact Zoe: 07983505647
OSM Art Exhibition
“Get Together”, open evening: 4.30-7pm 20th Jan
Open Invitation to our new exhibition work by local artists and designers
There is still time to submit your work: contact Anna 07738877114 or email for an application form: annamorrison0@g.mail.com
“Meditate for Peace”
Saturday 21st January, 10-2.30pm
With Dhyan Prasada
Join Dhyan’s meditation workshop and her guest speakers for, “Meditate for Peace”
Sessions include, “Sound Healing”, facilitated by Sas Bullock
and “Kirtan/Sanskrit Mantro, facilitated by John Crosbie
to book a place or to find out more please contact Dhan on 07807044908
Book now to take advantage of the advanced ticket price of £15 per place, when you book before the 11th of January. After that tickets are £20 or £25 on the day.
New Appointments
We have been busy building the Old Saw Mill team since Stewart left and we are very pleased to announce that Peter Ranson has joined us as a Director. Pete, as he prefers to be called, has a wealth of experience at hand and has ear-marked the installation of the commercial kitchen as one of his priorities. We are all keen to see this up and running and Pete will be overseeing this aspect of Old Saw Mill’s development straightaway. So, watch this space!
We are so pleased to announce that Yvonne Phillips, chef extraordinaire, has joined us and plans are already afoot to develop our cafe area. You will see such a difference when you next visit as Yvonne’s new ideas for the menu are on show now. Yvonne has planned sumptuous lunches and tasty treats, including flat breads, cakes and biscuits available fresh from the oven. See Yvonne’s feature boards when you next visit for lunch or a cuppa.
Patti Pinto, our secret gardener, has set up our new face book page. It’s up and running so please visit us on face book: The Old Saw Mill
Last but by no means least – as you would not be reading this without him! Dewi Jones has taken on board the new set-up and running of our new E-Mill newsletter. Please contact Dewi if you would like to add a friend or have enquiries at: jonesdewi@hotmail.co.uk
The last of the apples have been juiced, vatted and stored in the press room where they will stay for the next 6 – 12 months. Again, thank you to all of you who have contributed with fruit. A very big thank you to you, Charla, our Congleton High School work-place student, who has the weighty, wet and apple-whiffy process down to a fine art. Well Done, Charla!
Thank you to all for giving your time.
Having said all of that, here is our new contact list – January 2017
Peter Ashton: 07971805372 email: peterjaston@gmail.com
Anna Morrison: 07738877114 email: annamorrison0@gmail.com
Pete Ranson: 07717003847 email: peterjranson@btinternet.com
For E-Mill enquiries: please contact Dewi: jonesdewi@hotmail.co.uk
Old Saw Mill happens because of people of Congleton give time and donations. Please get in touch with us as we are always looking to expand our team. In the next few weeks you will hear from us about more of our new projects.
Looking forward to seeing you soon.
Our very best wishes from the team at OSM,
Anna, Peter, Pete, Yvonne, Patti and Dewi,
Old Saw Mill, Back River Street, River Street, Congleton, CW12 1HJ
Bringing people together: at the heart of the Community
The latest Congleton Sustainability Group meeting took recently, download the full meeting minute HERE.
Highlights include:
| Tour of Britain Legacy for Congleton – S Akers Smith
Suzie briefed the group on the latest developments. A handout was issued. 1. Held a meeting with Cllrs Brown and Williams. A Fisher CEBC head of planning also attended. CEBC keen to improve its cycling network and has agreed to help work out costs the works and also advise on the feasibility of the work planned. SAS issued a copy of the brochure used at the meeting to the members attending today’s meeting. DB took copies along to CEBC for distribution to Cllrs and officers. 2. Met with Fiona Bruce who both supported the plans and agreed to raise the issue of funding support across the board not just for deprived areas in Parliament. 3. SAS attended a health and fitness meeting with Active Cheshire. They have access to a large funding pot and could help us develop our plans and also help us put a bid together. SAS has a meeting with their COO (Adam Norris) in the near future. 4. Presenting to CTC on 2nd Feb which Active Cheshire will also attend. PA asked to attend the meeting on behalf of CSG. MS to pull together a resume of what The Partnership / CSG has done over the last few years to develop cycling. 5. SAS looking to present to all Congleton Head Teachers at one of their CeCP meetings 6. Have access to some DEFRA /Local Air Quality funding (£28K) ring fenced. 7. SAS advised the group of a planned Triathlon being organised for Sunday 23rd April (subject to confirmation) more detail once available. |
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| New Green Space – Mossley Water Tower.
PP/MA have identified an area of approx. 20 x 10 mtrs near the Water Tower at Mossley which is owned by CEBC and maintained by Streetscape. It is felt that this could be a good site for a 2nd Community Orchard. Need to gauge local interest by leafleting and consultation (PP to action). Also need to contact United Utilities/CEBC for their reaction to such a project (PP) This is not currently being actively pursued as an In Bloom project. PP still to start the consultation to gauge local support / interest before any development takes place.
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The Senior Forum met recently, download the full meeting minutes HERE.
Hightlights included:
The Old Saw Mill Project – Stewart Halliday.
Stewart took us through a very interesting and exciting presentation on the development of the OSM.
A full copy of his presentation will be sent out to all Senior Forum members. MS to action.
The OSM is developing into an excellent community hub and located in the town centre compliments the current “hubs” at New Life Church, Bromley Farm and the nearly refurbished St John’s Community Centre.
The OSM is quickly building a wide range of activities, events and regular café customers. They have plans for further development in Health & Wellbeing, Social Isolation and Seniors support.
They are building a bank of volunteers with a wide range of skills.
Next meeting to be held at OSM (Tuesday 14.2.17) MS to make sure that the other hubs are invited ( NLC/BF and StJ)
All About You – Sue Barnes
Sue outlined a couple of initiatives she is developing based at St John’s Community Centre and out in the field.
Monday Club – Based in St John’s Community Ctr.
Open to adults for a friendly, enjoyable social day care experience.
10.00 to 15.30pm with lunch and refreshments.
Activities to include Quizzes, Art & Craft, Personal Stories, Cooking, Local Interest and a whole lot more.
Looking at providing transport if required
Target cost £25 to £30.
All about you…wellbeing support in Congleton.
Sue currently has 6 clients that she delivers personal services to including:- Meal preparation, bed changing and laundry, shopping, admin support, cleaning , sitting service etc.
Next Meeting:-
Tuesday 14th February 2017 at The Old Saw Mill (2.30 to 5.00pm) Includes a tour of the facility.
Congleton Partnerships Executive meeting took place recently, full meeting minutes can be downloaded HERE. highlights included:
Item 4. The Mills Development. As requested at the last meeting a subgroup was set up as a result of which a letter outlining issues around the proposed development was sent to Kate Howe , Associate Director, Scarborough Group International. A copy of the letter was later circulated within the Executive, only one comment was received back as a result. Kate Howe duly replied indicating that our issues raised would be taken into consideration and that The Partnership would be included in future communications prior to submission of the Planning Application. The reply is on file. It is hoped that the Planning Application will be submitted late Jan / early Feb 2017. Sara Rathbone raised the issues of Dementia / Disability and that they be considered before planning goes in.
| Dementia Action Alliance – Sara Rathbone
Contacts:- sara-jane.rathbone@alzheimers.org.uk Mob 07753425255
Sara explained to us her role, the structure that she works within and the breadth of residents covered.
Sara has been in post since 28th April and is currently working on making more people / organisations dementia aware. These include the police, transport. National companies including Tesco, Virgin and Taxi firms to help them improve their offering and support to people who suffer from Dementia / Alzheimers etc.
Sara is working on developing Dementia Friends and Champions, hourly sessions, will visit workplaces.
D.Murphy felt there was value of Sara presenting to the Pub Watch Group and Ex-servicemen’s Club. Community Projects – Jo Money Xmas Light Switch On Event. Jo commented on the success of the event, thanked all for their support and indicated that a wash up meeting was being held to look at various feedback / ideas for next year’s event. MMW Memorial Activity. Friday 18th we had both the unveiling of the piece of Art Work in the park and the naming of Margaret’s Place ( Antrobus St). These events were attended by members of Margaret’s family, who also went onto the opening of The Old saw Mill that evening. Great afternoon had by all. A plaque for the Art Piece will be sited in the near future. Youth Forum. CCP is working with the Youth Forum on a project for PB Funding around Mental Health and Drug Misuse with a view to involving young people in some form of drama/film on the subject. Food and Drink. Already working on next year’s event on Sunday 11th June. Theatre Day. Late April involving students TBC Get Involved Booklet. New update planned, still looking for funding.
Next Meeting is :- Tuesday 7th March 2017, Bridestone Suite, 5.30pm. |
Congleton Partnership’s Project’s and Finance Committee meeting took place recently, download the full meeting minutes HERE.
Highlights included:
Project Update.
Cenotaph.
Awaiting information from Cheshire East Highways (Ian McLauchlan) as to how they will tackle both the trees growing through the wall and the rebuilding of the lower section and repairing the top section.
Public Realm Strategy.
Not likely to happen until late 2017 due to delay in gas work improvements which could start around May 2017.
Town Centre Regeneration (NEW)
After the last Partnership Executive meeting and comments arising from the exhibition night that Scarborough held in the town hall, it was felt that we should form a sub group to raise issues and make suggestions to K.Howe (Scarborough). This was actioned and a letter sent to K.Howe, we are now waiting for her /their response. A point was raised that the full Executive Committee did not get a view of the letter, and that some may have different views. MS to send out the letter to The Executive and collate any feedback which can then be raised with Scarborough at a later date.
Funding Requests.
J.Mac – Event Lighting. Jackie requested support of £252 to purchase 12 x 10w portable floodlights for using at events (Xmas lights etc). The committee agreed in principal to support this request providing that the light proved fit for purpose. J.Mac to check them out.
PP – 2nd Community Orchard (In Principal Request). It was felt that we needed more proof that there was a local demand for this and a group prepared to maintain once delivered. This is not currently an In Bloom Team project.
MMW memorial.
Celebration Art Piece. Grand unveiling planned for 18th November. Family have been invited and confirmed attendance.
Margaret’s Place ( Antrobus St) Signage is now up on one entrance in time for family visit 18.11.16
Community Book. The subgroup is being chaired by P.Aston. Paragraphs / Sections for the book has been agreed and various responsibilities to deliver these sections have been allocated. Book is turning out to be larger than first planned, launch date now more likely to be spring 2017.
Trust Fund. The fund has currently received donations valued at close to £72K. The fund has now gone live with a view to first applications and awards taking place in spring 2017. We should have around £3.5 / £4 to allocate at that time.
A.O.B
Old Saw Mill Grand Opening ,5.30pm Friday 18th November. Invitations have been sent out.
Date and Time of the next meeting.
Monday 9th January 2017, Town Hall, Spencer Suite, 9.30am
