Have your say on Lincolnshire’s highways policy
We’ve just launched a survey asking for feedback on speed limits, speed cameras, school safety zones, blue badge parking and traffic calming measures. Your feedback will help shape Lincolnshire’s Traffic Management Policy. You can complete the survey at: www.letstalk.lincolnshire.gov.uk/lincolnshiremoves To request a hard-copy of the survey, ring: 01522 552102 Survey ends on Friday 3 May. Hard copies must be requested by Monday 22 April.
IMPORTANT PLANNING CONSULTATION – SKDC LOCAL PLAN
South Kesteven District Council (SKDC) are currently consulting on their draft Local Plan which is intended to define development policies for our area up to 2041. Any comments on the Plan must be submitted to SKDC by end Thursday 25th April 2024. You can download a PDF of this map here. You can download a copy of this notice here. According to the draft Local Plan (pages
Annual General Meeting of the Ron Dawson Hall
The AGM of the Corby Glen Village Hall will be taking place on Wednesday 24/4/24 at 7.30. In line with its constitution, I would like to invite any residents of Corby Glen to attend. The purpose of the AGM is to hear the Chairman’s Report on the year and present the annual accounts. Trustees for the Hall are also elected by the attendees. There will be
Parking during re-surfacing
The Parish Council appreciates the difficulties residents will have regarding car parking during the long-awaited resurfacing of roads in the village. However, please do NOT park on the Green. It is still very wet and waterlogged. Richard Harwood has made his paddock at behind “No. 10” available for residents to park – it is accessed via the lane to the right of the Willoughby Gallery.
Community Input Welcome for S106 Funds Allocation by Parish Council
The recent developments by Nottingham Housing, Allison Homes, and David Wilson Homes in the village has prompted the Parish Council to address the allocation of Section 106 (S106) funds. These funds, resulting from agreements between South Kesteven District Council and developers, are designated to mitigate the impact of the new developments on our community. They play a vital role in improving infrastructure, enhancing amenities, and supporting
Books and more to your door!
If you or someone you know is unable to visit the library due to mobility, age or health related issues then our Access Service can arrange for books to be delivered straight to your door. For more information please contact Lincolnshire Mobile Service: Tel: 07483017085 THIS IS A FREE SERVICE Email: graham.owen@gll.org
