Public Events
Peel Energy will be holding exhibitions in July to update people about the wind farm construction and to seek views on the Community Benefit Fund (CBF) associated with the scheme. Details can be found below or on via download of the flyer here.
The events will be held at:
The May litter pick had 8 of our team collect 8 bags of litter.
Thank you to those who pick up litter and help to keep our village tidy. The next litter picks will be on Saturday 6th June an Saturday 11th July.
Could you give an hour once a month to help keep our village clean and tidy?
We will start at 10.00 am at the Community Centre.
New helpers are always welcome.
We provide all the equipment needed.
Eila Birtwistle – Litter pick co-ordinator.
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Message sent by Phil Brandreth (Police, PCSO, Western Rural NPU)
Monthly Newsletter June 2015
Western Rural Police Team
Email western.rural.npu@cheshire.
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Website www.cheshire.police.uk
Message from Inspector Keith Curbishley
Your local officers are engaged this month on an operation to target wildlife crime. Such activity is very varied and attracts people from out of the area who will often have a much wider criminal background and commit other crimes whilst in the area. Offences such as digging badger sets, collecting birds eggs, fishing without the correct permissions and licenses, shooting or ‘lamping’ without the landowners permission, allowing pet dogs to run free amongst livestock and worry sheep are just some examples of illegal activities which occur in the countryside, 24 hours a day. Please support your local officers by reporting issues straight away.
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