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Explore the latest updates on local initiatives, including the "Reclaim the Rain" project, which invites parishes to apply for funding for sustainable water management. Also discussed were the protection of our landscape and skyline, and efforts to address the shortage of SEND places.
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Residents might be interested to know that Cllr. Arthey was re-elected as Chair. Concerns about local hunts and the presence of hunt saboteurs were discussed, with a request for advance notice of hunts to be shared. Additionally, a new article on climate awareness will be featured in the next newsletter, offering practical tips and resources.
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Residents will be interested to know that discussions included proposed amendments to the National Grid project, focusing on minimizing the visual impact of pylons and protecting the Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. Additionally, a new Empty Homes policy is in development, and feedback on local properties like Elm Cottage is encouraged.
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Explore the latest discussions on climate awareness, including plans to phase out oil and gas boilers and the potential for air source heat pumps in Lindsey. Discover how residents might collectively access three-phase power for greener energy solutions. Plus, look out for an inspiring newsletter article on converting boilers to biomass.
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Residents might be interested to know that the council discussed a planning application for extensions at Tyecroft, The Tye, which received positive feedback for its modern design. Additionally, there's a call for information about the history behind items on the village sign, to be featured in the next newsletter.
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Residents will be interested to know that there's been a noticeable increase in household waste, partly due to the suspension of garden waste collections. Additionally, the council is addressing concerns about the state of the hedge at Elm Cottage, with plans to discuss it with the Highways Department.
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Residents will be pleased to hear that potholes on Church Road have been repaired, thanks to Councillor Finch's efforts. Discussions also highlighted the importance of addressing climate change, with plans for an article on ground source heat pumps in the next newsletter. Additionally, fostering sessions will continue virtually.
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Residents might be interested to know that the council discussed the conversion of a stable block into office facilities at Ravens Hall, with a focus on local footpath classifications. Additionally, a re-consultation on converting a barn into a dwelling was reviewed, highlighting ongoing concerns about biodiversity.
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Residents might be interested to know that discussions focused on local road safety, with plans to assess areas near Swallows Farm and Frogs Hall for improvements. Additionally, there's a chance to apply for project funding from a new locality budget, which could benefit community initiatives.
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A planning application for converting a barn at Church Farm Meadow into a dwelling sparked discussion about heritage and access concerns. The council emphasized the need for more detailed heritage assessments and considered the impact on local roads. A site visit to the Church was conducted to better understand potential effects.