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ANNUAL PARISH MEETING
WEDNESDAY APRIL 28 7-30 IN SCHOOL HALL
Agenda
1.Luton airport anti terrorist policing policy
2.Aston Parish Plan Supplement
3. Questions on Councils Work plus any others
ASTON CENTREFIELD TRUST AGM
Minutes 2009 AGM
Annual Report
Annual Accounts
AOB
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Aston Parish Council: ASTON PARISH PLAN SUPPLEMENT: This document is now complete and is back from the printers. It is a very good read about Aston, its current situation and aspirations. A copy will be delivered free of charge to every household in the Parish and it will come with the invite to the Annual Parish Meeting. The cost of producing it has been met totally by a grant from Total Action East so it has not cost the Parish a penny. The Parish Council does still have a few copies of the original Parish Plan, so if people have moved in since they were distributed, and you would like a copy, please let the clerk know and they will go out to you.
ANNUAL PARISH MEETING: This will be held on Wednesday, April 28th, at Aston School, at 7.30pm. There are 3 main items on the agenda. Firstly, a presentation by Bedfordshire Police on their work to keep the flight paths into Luton safe. Secondly, questions and discussion on the Parish Plan Supplement. Finally, questions and discussion of the Parish Council’s work since the last Parish Meeting. At the suggestion of Dave Wilson, the work will be printed on the reverse of the invite to be delivered so that everyone knows what has happened. It is this last item, which allows Parishioners to raise any item of their choosing and no doubt an update on Little Orchard will be requested by someone. Come early to avoid the front row! This will be held on Wednesday, April 28, at Aston School, at 7.30pm. There are 3 main items on the agenda. Firstly, a presentation by Bedfordshire Police on their work to keep the flight paths into Luton safe. Secondly, questions and discussion on the Parish Plan Supplement. Finally, questions and discussion of the Parish Council’s work since the last Parish Meeting. At the suggestion of Dave Wilson, the work will be printed on the reverse of the invite to be delivered so that everyone knows what has happened. It is this last item, which allows Parishioners to raise any item of their choosing and no doubt an update on Little Orchard will be requested by someone. Come early to avoid the front row!
RETURN TO SENDER: The Parish Council are very grateful to a Parishioner who found a fly tip of household goods including two suitcases (one a large leather variety) at Stoney Ford. Even more so, as the large suitcase had a name and address tag still attached. The Parishioner removed this and passed it to the clerk. Details were passed to the Environment Agency but a prosecution could not be brought since there was no witness to them being dumped. However that did not stop the cases being returned to Mrs.Odell at an address in Blacksmith Hill, Benington. They were quite surprised to get them back, certainly confused, but difficult to know whether they were grateful that their property had been lovingly returned to sender. A warning letter then followed with a copy to Benington Parish Council.
ews APRIL This will be held on Wednesday, April 28, at Aston School, at 7.30pm. There are 3 main items on the agenda. Firstly, a presentation by Bedfordshire Police on their work to keep the flight paths into Luton safe. Secondly, questions and discussion on the Parish Plan Supplement. Finally, questions and discussion of the Parish Council’s work since the last Parish Meeting. At the suggestion of Dave Wilson, the work will be printed on the reverse of the invite to be delivered so that everyone knows what has happened. It is this last item, which allows Parishioners to raise any item of their choosing and no doubt an update on Little Orchard will be requested by someone. Come early to avoid the front row!This will be held on Wednesday, April 28, at Aston School, at 7.30pm. There are 3 main items on the agenda. Firstly, a presentation by Bedfordshire Police on their work to keep the flight paths into Luton safe. Secondly, questions and discussion on the Parish Plan Supplement. Finally, questions and discussion of the Parish Council’s work since the last Parish Meeting. At the suggestion of Dave Wilson, the work will be printed on the reverse of the invite to be delivered so that everyone knows what has happened. It is this last item, which allows Parishioners to raise any item of their choosing and no doubt an update on Little Orchard will be requested by someone. Come early to avoid the front row! The Parish Council are very grateful to a Parishioner who found a fly tip of household goods including two suitcases (one a large leather variety) at Stoney Ford. Even more so, as the large suitcase had a name and address tag still attached. The Parishioner removed this and passed it to the clerk. Details were passed to the Environment Agency but a prosecution could not be brought since there was no witness to them being dumped. However that did not stop the cases being returned to Mrs.Odell at an address in Blacksmith Hill, Benington. They were quite surprised to get them back, certainly confused, but difficult to know whether they were grateful that their property had been lovingly returned to sender. A warning letter then followed with a copy to Benington Parish Council.
This will be held on Wednesday, April 28, at Aston School, at 7.30pm. There are 3 main items on the agenda. Firstly, a presentation by Bedfordshire Police on their work to keep the flight paths into Luton safe. Secondly, questions and discussion on the Parish Plan Supplement. Finally, questions and discussion of the Parish Council’s work since the last Parish Meeting. At the suggestion of Dave Wilson, the work will be printed on the reverse of the invite to be delivered so that everyone knows what has happened. It is this last item, which allows Parishioners to raise any item of their choosing and no doubt an update on Little Orchard will be requested by someone. Come early to avoid the front row!This will be held on Wednesday, April 28, at Aston School, at 7.30pm. There are 3 main items on the agenda. Firstly, a presentation by Bedfordshire Police on their work to keep the flight paths into Luton safe. Secondly, questions and discussion on the Parish Plan Supplement. Finally, questions and discussion of the Parish Council’s work since the last Parish Meeting. At the suggestion of Dave Wilson, the work will be printed on the reverse of the invite to be delivered so that everyone knows what has happened. It is this last item, which allows Parishioners to raise any item of their choosing and no doubt an update on Little Orchard will be requested by someone. Come early to avoid the front row! The Parish Council are very grateful to a Parishioner who found a fly tip of household goods including two suitcases (one a large leather variety) at Stoney Ford. Even more so, as the large suitcase had a name and address tag still attached. The Parishioner removed this and passed it to the clerk. Details were passed to the Environment Agency but a prosecution could not be brought since there was no witness to them being dumped. However that did not stop the cases being returned to Mrs.Odell at an address in Blacksmith Hill, Benington. They were quite surprised to get them back, certainly confused, but difficult to know whether they were grateful that their property had been lovingly returned to sender. A warning letter then followed with a copy to Benington Parish Council. This will be held on Wednesday, April 28, at Aston School, at 7.30pm. There are 3 main items on the agenda. Firstly, a presentation by Bedfordshire Police on their work to keep the flight paths into Luton safe. Secondly, questions and discussion on the Parish Plan Supplement. Finally, questions and discussion of the Parish Council’s work since the last Parish Meeting. At the suggestion of Dave Wilson, the work will be printed on the reverse of the invite to be delivered so that everyone knows what has happened. It is this last item, which allows Parishioners to raise any item of their choosing and no doubt an update on Little Orchard will be requested by someone. Come early to avoid the front row! The Parish Council are very grateful to a Parishioner who found a fly tip of household goods including two suitcases (one a large leather variety) at Stoney Ford. Even more so, as the large suitcase had a name and address tag still attached. The Parishioner removed this and passed it to the clerk. Details were passed to the Environment Agency but a prosecution could not be brought since there was no witness to them being dumped. However that did not stop the cases being returned to Mrs.Odell at an address in Blacksmith Hill, Benington. They were quite surprised to get them back, certainly confused, but difficult to know whether they were grateful that their property had been lovingly returned to sender. A warning letter then followed with a copy to Benington Parish Council.
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