Please click on the link below to access the minutes to the RPC meeting which was held on November 8th.
Alternatively, these can be found on the website under the heading “Minutes, Agendas and Accounts”
Please click on the link below to access the minutes to the RPC meeting which was held on November 8th.
Alternatively, these can be found on the website under the heading “Minutes, Agendas and Accounts”
More mobile Covid-19 and flu vaccination clinics are coming to villages around Rutland as part of the Leicester, Leicestershire, and Rutland’s Integrated Care Board’s (LLRICB) autumn vaccination programme to ensure the most vulnerable have access to the vaccines before winter.
Mobile vaccination clinics operate on a walk-in basis and no appointment is needed, if you are an eligible adult come along to one of the clinics outlined below. Please note that all residents attending a clinic will now be asked to wear a face mask. To check if you are eligible for the current vaccination programme and for further information about all vaccination clinics available across LLR please go to: https://leicesterleicestershireandrutland.icb.nhs.uk/your-health/vaccinations/.
There are now also specialist vaccination clinics available for children aged from 6 months to 12 and over, for more information about these clinics and to check your child’s eligibility please go to: Seasonal Covid-19 vaccines now available for all eligible children in Leicester, Leicestershire, and Rutland – LLR ICB
Thursday 2nd November
Friday 3rd November
Monday 6th November,
Friday 10th November
Friday 17th November
As well as these drop-in sessions there are also other ways for eligible people to get their vaccinations. You can book appointments for the seasonal Covid-19 and flu vaccinations using the National Booking Service website. Please note that you may have to travel to the appointments booked over the national booking service and will have to provide your own transport.
To help people that are unable to travel to a vaccination clinic a free resident transport service is now available. The service has been set up to provide eligible residents in Leicestershire and Rutland the opportunity to get vaccinated this autumn by helping them to get to and from a vaccination clinic if they live remotely or have no other means of transportation. To check your eligibility please call: 01530 512456. The service is open Monday – Friday 9am to 5pm. Please note the service provider will check your eligibility and will book you into a suitable Covid-19 and flu clinic. The service will arrange for people to be taken to and from their appointment, all at no cost.
Please find below the link to the Agenda for the RPC meeting to be held on Wednesday, November 8th at 6:00 pm.
Rutland County Council have advised that there will be a temporary road closure between Oakham and Corby which will be affecting Preston and Uppingham. The planned dates are
October Tuesday, 10 and Wednesday 11th 2023
October Monday, 23 – Friday, 27th, 2023
Please click on the link provided for more detailed information.
https://www.rutland.gov.uk/council-news/2023/10/temporary-road-closures-oakham-corby-route-october
There was also an article in the Stamford Mercury…
https://www.stamfordmercury.co.uk/news/motorists-warned-of-road-closures-9333959/
Please find below the link to access the minutes of the recent RPC meeting which was held on September 13th.
These can also be found on the website under the heading of “Minutes, Agendas and Accounts”.
Please see below:
Notice and Summons to attend Parish Council meeting Wednesday 13th September 7.00pm at Ridlington Village Hall
All members of the public are welcome.
The Agenda for this meeting is attached as a PDF below. Click this link to open the PDF
Want to find out more about what is happening in Ridlington? How to keep in touch? We have four main sources of information….
The village defibrillator was installed in 2013 in the decommissioned telephone box on Main Street, the costs being covered by a donation from the Karen Ball Fund of £1000 and by donations from village residents of £1385.
There are renewal costs for the battery and pads, plus an annual emergency phone line charge. Since 2013, further voluntary donations have been made and the Parish Council has contributed £100 each year.
It is important to retain a reserve fund for the regular outgoings and also for any unexpected expenses. The defibrillator is an essential asset for Ridlington and can save lives.
If you feel able to support the scheme and contribute towards the reserve fund, there is a dedicated bank account with Lloyds. The account name is Ridlington Defibrillator, sort code 30-95-47 and account number 15679168.
Access to the defibrillator requires a code to unlock the yellow cabinet inside the telephone box. The code is C159X.
Further information about the village defibrillator can be found at www.communityheartbeat.org.uk/modern-aeds.
Or you can contact:
Peter Richards at peter@phrichards.co.uk or
Mike Horwood at Mike.horwood2@btinternet.com
If you wish to contact the parish council by email, either click on the link here. Contact the Parish Council
We may not answer your contact email immediately but will get in touch with you as quickly as is possible.
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