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The Members of the Furneux Pelham Parish Council comprise: | Christopher Cantes (Chairman) | 01279 777602 | | David Pigg (Vice Chair) | 01279 777263 | | Michael Watson | 01279 777191 | | Ted James | 01279 777527 | | Christopher Hadley | 01279 777716 |
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Furneux Pelham Parish Council would like to know how many people in the village would be interested in taking on an allotment, if these were to be made available within the village.
Some land behind the church has been made available to the Parish Council, but there will be some cost involved in terms of fencing and laying utilities to the site.
The project will only be viable if there is a reasonable level of strong support from within the village. The Parish Council would therefore like to invite anyone who is interested in an allotment to come to a meeting in Furneux Pelham Village Hall at 7.30 pm on Thursday 20th January. The meeting will be followed at 8 pm by a Parish Council Meeting |
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Here is an archive of the meetings of the Furneux Pelham Parish Council since May 2006. Notifications of meetings can be found in the Events Calendar
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Meeting of Furneux Pelham Parish Council 09/03/2006 8:00 PM Village Hall
Attendees C. Cantes R. Gale, M. Watson, E JamesC Haggar ,D Pigg, C Hadley
Agenda topics
Apologies
Adoption of Previous Minutes
Sustainable Housing
Appeal by Pallets Unlimited
Planning Applications
Village hall Car Park
Highways
Footpaths
Finance
Stansted
Village Speed Limit
Hall entrance
Waste bin
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Read more... [Parish Council Minutes - March 2006]
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Affordable Housing
Sally Smallwood from EHDC attended the January meeting and presented the results of the Furneux Pelham parish survey. In total 82 forms were returned, out of a total sent out of 220, a response rate of 38% . The survey showed that there was a small but significant need for affordable housing within the parish, with over a third of respondents identifying that the need was most acute for young people (39%), followed closely by families (31%). Additionally, 50 out of the 82 respondees also indicated that they thought a small development (between 3 and 10 dwellings) might be acceptable, and provided a number of possible site suggestions within their questionnaires.
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Read more... [Report - Jan 2006 Meeting]
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