To access the Annual Report & Accounts for the Ridlington Playing Field, please click on the links below.

Annual Report – Playing Field Report May 2024 Ruth Lees

Annual Accounts – Playing Field accounts 2024 (1) (5) (3) (8) (3)

 

Alternatively, these can also be access on the website under the heading “Playing Fields – AGM’s & Accounts”

 

 

Referrals are increasing.

The next collection from the church porch will be on Wednesday, 17th July.

Please continue to give generously.

 

The strim and rake of the churchyard will commence at 2:00 pm on Saturday, 27th July followed by a ploughman’s tea.

If you are able to help please let Debra Thatcher know.

AFTERNOON TEAS
Teas will be served on four summer Sunday afternoons (21st July to 11th August) using the village hall facilities. Offers of help to serve, wash up, bake etc to Debra Thatcher.

 

OPEN GARDENS
Open Gardens planned for the afternoon of Sunday, 25th  August.  Offers of gardens, help with car parking and teas etc to Debra Thatcher.

THANK YOU

– for kind donations to the ‘For Rutland’ bottle tombola at the Rutland Show

– for participating in the Churches Count on Nature, full results of the bio blitz is on display in the church

– for the idea of a communal herb garden (Rosemary in Manton)

– for assistance in planning and planting the pollen bar funded by a  grant

– to Martin, with assistance from David, for such an informative and interesting talk on the West End gallery musical instruments

The next monthly walk will be on Friday, July 12th. Meet at the church porch at 6:00 pm

 

Please find below the minutes for the Extraordinary Parish Council Meeting that was held in the Village Hall on June 24th 2004.

Draft RPC Minutes 24.06.24

These can also be found on the website under the heading Agenda, Minutes and Accounts.

 

The meeting was called to review and discuss the planning application for change of use at Wills Farm.  It was felt strongly by those members of the public speaking at the meeting that the application was inappropriate as it will lead to a significant impact not only on the volume of traffic coming into the village but its type.  It was felt that as the roads leading to the village and within it are narrow and that, as there are very few passing spaces on Holygate Road, there will be an increased risk to safety of other road users, walkers, cyclists and horse riders.

For the above reasons the Parish Council determined to object to the planning application.

What can you do?  Lodge your own objection.  Go onto the Rutland County Council website (www.rutland.gov.uk), click on Search for Planning Applications, enter Will’s Farm in the keyword box and it will bring up planning application 2024/0618/FUL. Click on it and complete the form to object.  You may find the attached highways report for a different planning matter of assistance.

 

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