Lickey & Blackwell Parish Council Blog

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Happy New Year

Best wishes to all of our residents for a healthy and prosperous 2012.

Here are the dates and locations for our meetings this year:

•  ~ no meeting in January ~
• Monday 6th February - Blackwell
• Monday 5th March - Lickey
• Monday 2nd April - Blackwell
• Monday 14th May - Lickey
• Monday 11th June - Blackwell
• Monday 2nd July - Lickey
•  ~ no meeting in August ~
• Monday 3rd September - Blackwell
• Monday 1st October - Lickey
• Monday 5th November - Blackwell
• Monday 3rd December - Lickey

 

MARLBROOK TIP PUBLIC MEETING

The Public meeting for the Marlbrook Tip will be held at the Trinity Centre, Lickey on TUESDAY 29TH NOVEMBER AT 7PM

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STOP PRESS.....GIVE BLOOD...

The Trinity Centre will be a new venue for the National Blood Transfusion Service, enabling Lickey residents to give blood locally.
Date:24th October 13:30-15:30 and 16.30 -19.30 FULL DETAILS ARE DISPLAYED ON THE PARISH NOTICE BOARD OPPOSITE THE TRINITY CENTRE

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Autumn Parish Walk

Seven intrepid Lickey and Blackwell residents took part in the Autumn Parish Walk last Sunday (2 October) and enjoyed a two hour walk through the woods and footpaths around Linthurst Road and Spirehouse Lane in glorious weather. Our thanks to David Crockett for organising and leading the walk and to those who took part. The attached picture show us taking a well earned rest at the half way point.

Parish Walk 8th May 2011

Celebrate the Royal Wedding in Lickey

NEXT PARISH COUNCIL MEETING

MONDAY MARCH 7TH AT THE WHEEL, BLACKWELL. PLEASE JOIN US!

 

Government announces additional funding to fill Potholes.

Following the Government's funding announcement last week in support of Local Authorities efforts to repair frost damaged higways, we would encourage any Resident with a concern regarding the surfaces of local roads to report it via the Worcestershire County Council (WCC) website at:

http://www.worcestershire.gov.uk/cms/default.aspx

This is easy to do via the 'Report It' tab in the center top of the WCC homepage.  You do not have to register, but the advantages of doing so are that you can update and track your report as required.

WCC are responsible for repairs to highways and it may be a timely opportunity for issues to be raised.

The Parish Council also reports any issues as they present themselves, but reports from both Residents and the PC together, certainly helps to draw attention to the repair work needed within our Parish. 

Why a Parish Council? Residents Meeting 26-Feb-11

Come along, find out more about your Parish Council, what they do, how a Parish Council can fit in the context of Big Society & Localism, and maybe how you con contribute to the future success of your community. Why not bring a neighbour?