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On Saturday 6th & Sunday 7th October between 10am and 3pm, Your Parish Councillors will be working on 2 tidy up days in the cemetery
We want to ensure that the grounds are looking their best for the WWI Commemorations
To help out with this, volunteers would be most welcome.
The cemetery is well looked after, but shrubs
and weeds around the grounds seem to have
had a growth spurt during the summer months.
Some of the help required will involve weeding
and pruning plants around memorials.
Other jobs include litter picking, general tidying
and the brushing of memorials.
Rubbish bags will be provided, along with
some equipment, and the Council will arrange the removal of anything collected at the end of the day.
If people would like to bring their own extra equipment it would be most helpful.
Volunteers will need to dress for the occasion.
Strong, comfortable boots or shoes will be needed; gloves are essential if litter picking by hand.
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Notice From Cheshire West & Chester Council:
Cheshire West and Chester Council has this week launched a consultation seeking views on proposed changes to the Council Tax premium charged to the owners of empty properties that have been vacant for over two years.
The consultation can be found at the following link and is open until 24 October.
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The following letter has been received from David Keane, Police & Crime Commissioner regarding volunteering opportunities...
Read more: VOLUNTEERING OPPORTUNITIES TO HELP KEEP COMMUNITIES SAFE
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Kingsley Parish Council have received the attached reply from Kingsley Green Belt Action Group ( KGBAG) in response to a request made by The Chairman to clarify the situation regarding monies raised by KGBAG through crowdfunding and pledges. The Chairman also requested KGBAG’s assessment in respect of KTI monies which are currently held in suspense in Kingsley Parish Council Accounts.
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Kingsley Parish Council carried out a survey during March 2018 in order to accurately reflect the views of the community when we respond to Cheshire West and Chester Council’s Control of Dogs Orders Review Questionnaire (closing date 28 April 2018). We based the questions below largely on CW&C’s consultation. The survey was sent out as an insert to the March edition of Kingsley News (distribution around 800 households). It was also available to answer online via Survey Monkey. We had a total of 167 responses – it therefore reflects the views of around 21% of our community.
The results are as follows:
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