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Stinchcombe Parish News
March 2010
The Editor is always ready to receive any interesting items that are newsworthy for the parish website, so please feel free to email anything that you feel is worth publicising this month.
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The Stinchcombe News
The Stinchcombe News is the parish newsletter produced quarterly and distributed to all households in the parish. The editorial team is now starting work on the next issue of Stinchcombe News, hopefully for distribution around Easter. If you have any items for inclusion, either personally or on behalf of a group, please email them by Monday 22nd March at the latest to
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Strategic Housing Development
GROWTH AND DEVELOPMENT IN STROUD DISTRICT
Starting in February 2010 there is a six week period of public consultation on alternative strategies for the growth and development of Stroud District up to 2026. The consultation looks at seven potential strategies for accommodating around 2000 new homes and 4000 new jobs over this period – ranging from very concentrated approaches (large developments of 1000 or 2000 homes) to dispersal of small clusters of 10 to 50 new homes, scattered a...
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Neighbourhood Watch Warning
BOGUS POLICE OFFICERS
In recent weeks our surrounding police forces have reported
offences involving two or three men, and sometimes a woman, in plain
clothes, who have visited addresses of elderly residents claiming to be
local police. They claim to have detained a person nearby and are
checking houses for evidence of burglary, or they are searching for drugs.
While the resident is engaged, another offender enters the house unseen and
steals money. Residents report that the offenders p...
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Dick Whittington in Stinchcombe
It was the story of a cat, a rat – well, you saw the poster, you know the rest!
The snow held off (just!) and to say that this year’s Stinchcombe Village Players’ production was a success is putting it mildly as we had our first ever complete sell-out on Saturday afternoon followed by our first ever standing ovation on Saturday night (more of both please!).
Janet Bartlett’s production of Dick Whittington had all the ingredients of a successful panto with a handsome he...
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Tree Warden
STINCHCOMBE PARISH COUNCIL
Seeks a Tree Warden to monitor and safeguard the Millenium Tree and the Trafalgar Tree already planted in the parish as well as providing advice and assistance to the Parish Council over any issues to do with the maintenance of trees in areas which are not the responsibility of other local or national authorities or private landowners. This is a voluntary and not a salaried appointment for someone who is interested in preserving the wood from the trees. Interested...? Contact the Stinchcombe Parish Council Chairman.
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Clerk Vacancy
STINCHCOMBE PARISH COUNCIL
Seeks Clerk to the Council / Responsible Financial Officer (RFO)
The post is home-based for 2 hours per week (flexible) with 6 evening council meetings, an AGM and a parish assembly each year. Good organisational, communication and computer skills are required. Salary LC1 SCP15-17 pro rata (£8.344 to £8.747 per hour), dependent on experience and qualifications.
The Clerk/RFO is responsible for the administration and management of the Parish Council and is required to work in partnership with other statutory bodies and the general public. Duties include preparing agendas, attending and minuting meetings, dealing with the Parish Council finances and ensuring compliance with legislation, audit and other regulations. A job description is available f...
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