Town Council Announcements
See or Download the Agenda: Location: The meeting will be held on-line. If you would like to attend this meeting you should request access details as soon as possible, either by sending an email to locumclerk@churchstretton-tc.gov.uk or please use the Contact Us Form as we need to send access details to your email address. Statements …
Notice of Town Council Meeting 7pm, 8th Dec 2020 Read More »
See or Download the Agenda: Location: The meeting will be held on-line. If you would like to attend this meeting you should request access details as soon as possible, either by sending an email to locumclerk@churchstretton-tc.gov.uk or please use the Contact Us Form as we need to send access details to your email address. Statements …
Notice of Economic Development Committee Meeting 1st Dec 2020 7pm Read More »
See or Download the Agenda: Location: The meeting will be held on-line. If you would like to attend this meeting you should request access details as soon as possible, either by sending an email to locumclerk@churchstretton-tc.gov.uk or please use the Contact Us Form as we need to send access details to your email address. Statements …
See or Download the Agenda: Location: The meeting will be held on-line. If you would like to attend this meeting you should request access details as soon as possible, either by sending an email to locumclerk@churchstretton-tc.gov.uk or please use the Contact Us Form as we need to send access details to your email address. Statements …
Notice of Amenities, Finance and General Purposes Committee Meeting 10th Nov 2020 7pm Read More »
See or Download the Agenda: Location: The meeting will be held on-line. If you would like to attend this meeting you should request access details as soon as possible, either by sending an email to locumclerk@churchstretton-tc.gov.uk or please use the Contact Us Form as we need to send access details to your email address. Statements …
Notice of Town Council Meeting 7pm, 3rd Nov 2020 Read More »
See or Download the Agenda: Location: The meeting will be held on-line. If you would like to attend this meeting you should request access details as soon as possible, either by sending an email to locumclerk@churchstretton-tc.gov.uk or please use the Contact Us Form as we need to send access details to your email address. Statements …
Notice of Economic Development Committee Meeting 7pm, 27th Oct 2020 Read More »
Download Agenda: Location: The meeting will be held on-line. If you would like to attend this meeting you should request access details as soon as possible, either by sending an email to locumclerk@churchstretton-tc.gov.uk or please use the Contact Us Form as we need to send access details to your email address. Statements from the Public: …
Notice of Planning, Conservation and Heritage Meeting 6pm, 20th Oct 2020 Read More »
What is it About? You have the right to inspect accounting documents relating to the financial year ending March 2020. The Official Notice which also explains what you should do to inspect the documents can be downloaded here: See the documents. The documents will be available to see on reasonable notice by application to: Mr …
Download Agenda: Location: The meeting will be held on-line. If you would like to attend this meeting you should request access details as soon as possible, either by sending an email to locumclerk@churchstretton-tc.gov.uk or please use the Contact Us Form as we need to send access details to your email address. Statements from the Public: …
Notice of Town Council Meeting 7pm, 22nd Sept 2020 Read More »
Download Documents: Location: The meeting will be held on-line. If you would like to attend this meeting you should request access details as soon as possible, either by sending an email to locumclerk@churchstretton-tc.gov.uk or please use the Contact Us form here as we need to send access details to your email address. Statements from the …
Notice of Economic Development Committee 7pm, 15th Sept 2020 Read More »
Download Documents: Location: The meeting will be held on-line. If you would like to attend this meeting you should request access details as soon as possible, either by sending an email to locumclerk@churchstretton-tc.gov.uk or please use the Contact Us form here, We need to send access details to your email address. Statements from the Public: …
Notice of Amenities Finance and General Purposes Committee 7pm, 8th Sept 2020 Read More »
Download Documents: Location: The meeting will be held on-line. If you would like to attend this meeting you should request access details as soon as possible, either by sending an email to locumclerk@churchstretton-tc.gov.uk or please use the Contact Us form here, We need to send access details to your email address. Statements from the Public: …
Notice of Planning Conservation and Heritage Committee 6pm, 8th Sept 2020 Read More »
The next Town Council meeting is on Tuesday 11th August 2020 at 7.00 p.m.via Zoom Remote Meeting Facility. The Public are entitled to attend. A quarter of an hour at the start of the meeting is for questions and statements from the Public. Preference is given to topics that are Agenda Items. However, members of …
PRESS RELEASE 16.7.20 Vandalised Play Areas were Due to Open On Monday July 13th, the very first night after we had put in place recommended safeguards our Play Areas at Richard Robinson Field on Churchill Road, were vandalised. Requests from Parents In response to requests from parents, Church Stretton Town Council decided to implement the …
On Friday 10th July We are planning to re-open play areas on Friday 10th July 2020 following the most recent covid-19 Government Guidelines. We know how keen your children are to use the play areas again. Managing the Re-opening The government has just released its latest instructions on how we should manage the re-opening so …
CARDINGMILL VALLEY – UNITED ACTION FOR STAYCATIONING SUMMER SHROPSHIRE COUNCIL & CHURCH STRETTON TOWN COUNCILPRESS RELEASE 18.6.20 Doubling Visitor Numbers The easing of the lock-down and the pent-up social demand has seen an unprecedented doubling of the numbers of visitors to Carding Mill Valley in recent weeks, following unsolicited promotion by national media. The proximity …
MAYORAL STATEMENT After the chaos in Church Stretton on Bank Holiday Monday, when residential streets were blocked to emergency vehicles, I consulted with my Town Councillor colleagues and this weekend implemented the option most favoured by them, should it prove necessary. Extra Patrols and Parking enforcement In four days, I brought together the combined efforts …
Despite Warnings Despite warnings from the National Trust in the press and on social media last week, that the “honey-pot” venue of Cardingmill Valley, on the edge of Church Stretton, would be limited to one-third capacity (140 cars), it did not deter visitors in their thousands. That capacity was reached by 10.00am. Abusive Behaviour Some …
Particular Threat Because Church Stretton has a high number of elderly members, all residents have been acutely aware that the coronavirus poses a particular threat to this community. For that reason, with few exceptions, there has been, up until now, a high level of compliance with the government’s instruction on social distancing. This has contributed …
Church Stretton Town Council Annual Report: April 2019 to March 2020 For probably the first time in its history, the Town Council was forced this year to cancel its Annual Assembly in April, when Council accounts to constituents for its performance over the last year. By way of compensation, this Report summarises what would have …
Think Local Cllr. Bob Welch, Church Stretton Town Mayor stressed: “We want encourage residents, wherever possible, to “Think Local”, using the home delivery services of local traders, ahead of purchasing on-line from further afield. This is particularly important in a small market town, like Church Stretton, so dependent on visitor income, which is now non-existent. …
Town Council Precept Lowest Rise for Many Years At its meeting on January 14th, for the next financial year, the Town Council set the lowest local precept rise for many years. However, with little prospect of central government increasing funding for local government services, it was still thought prudent to cover for inflation with a …
