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Cotswold District Council has launched its Budget Consultation which is open to the public for comment from 3 November 2023 to 8 December 2023.
The Cotswold District Council Budget Consultation aims to gather views from as many residents as possible, so don’t be shy! Have your say!
The next meeting of the Cherington Parish Council is at 6pm on Tuesday 16 January 2023
It is to be held in Cherington Village Hall. The refurbishment of the Hall will make it a warm and comfortable place to be this winter, so please come along and support your Parish Councillors.
The Rural Bulletin is issued weekly by the Rural Services Network and provides a round up of the latest news of interest to those of us who live in rural communities. Please click on the link below for the latest issue – it will open in a new window.
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As part of promoting the Cotswolds National Landscape to a wider audience, Cotswold Voluntary Wardens host guided walks which are free to join.
See below for all the information on where to meet for guided walks in our area in October and November.
Interested in Volunteering with the Cotswold National Landscape?
The Cotswold Voluntary Wardens were established in 1968 and boast a 400-strong membership today. Anyone can join, and everyone is welcome – all you need is enthusiasm for the Cotswolds and a willingness to offer your time and skills to help keep this designated AONB special.
Cotswold Volutary Wardens can get involved in all manner of projects across the AONB depending on their interests.
You can find out more about what the Wardens do on their Facebook page Cotswold Voluntary Wardens & Friends,
or visit the
Cotswold National Landscape website
and if you would like to volunteer;
What: Temporary Traffic Order to close the road for essential Ash Dieback tree work.
Where: B4014 Avening to Tetbury
When: 23rd – 27th October 2023 inclusive (excluding weekends) from 09.30 to 15.30 daily.
Gloucestershire County Council, has advised us that they are due to be carrying out essential works at the above location to remove unsafe trees infected with Ash Dieback.
Ash Dieback disease causes Ash trees to become unsafe; trees could shed limbs or collapse on to the road causing harm and injury. This work must take place for health and safety reasons, to protect road users and pedestrians, and make sure the carriageway remains clear of debris.
Please Note: *During this period, 23rd – 27th October 2023 inclusive, there will be NO through access from Avening to Tetbury along B4104. Essential Ash Dieback work is to be completed at multiple sites, moving south from Avening along B4014.
If you have any queries, please refer to the letter and Frequently Asked Questions leaflet in the links below or contact GCC Highways on 08000 514514 or email AshDieback@gloucestershire.gov.uk. Thank you in advance for your patience and co-operation.
(Image courtesy of Woodland Trust)
The Rural Bulletin is issued weekly by the Rural Services Network.
Each week the Bulletin brings you a round up of the latest news of interest to those of us who live in rural communities. Please click on the link below for the latest issue – it will open in a new window.
Cherington Parish Council will meet in the Village Hall on Tuesday 19 September at 6pm. This is the first meeting after the summer break and we will be welcoming Tony Slater, the relatively new Cotswold District Councillor for the Ward of Grumbolds Ash. Tony was elected to the post in May this year.
The Agenda for the meeting has been posted on this website. All residents are welcome to attend and we look forward to seeing you.
Babs
Parish Clerk
The Rural Bulletin is issued weekly by the Rural Services Network.
Each week the Bulletin brings you a round up of the latest news of interest to those of us who live in rural communities. Please click on the link below for the latest issue – it will open in a new window.
