The response to the village questionnaire was excellent with nearly 200 being returned. It's taken us quite some time to collate the responses and formulate an action plan but you can now see the results.
If you go to the 'What We Do' page on the website, there are three links which (providing you've got Adobe Reader or similar) will download (a) the collated results from the questionnaires (b) the analysis and commentary and (c) the action plan which the council has drawn up.
The exercise is important to the parish council as it enables us to focus on issues which are of general concern to residents.
Saturday, 29 September 2012
Sunday, 9 September 2012
Parish Council News 2 - August 2012
Due to there being no meeting in
August, and as I am writing this before the September meeting it has
been a fairly quiet period for the Parish Council.
The standard of grass cutting or lack
of it, in the village continues to be closely monitored. The
Councillors know this is one area which causes more complaints from
the residents than anything and there have been letters, emails, meetings and phone
calls made to both ISOS and Northumberland County Council as a
result.
Following on from the recent flood in
Castle View Estate, Northumbrian Water has discovered some of the
drains were blocked. Once these have been cleared, which should help
minimise risk of flooding in future, it is hoped that a similar
operation will be carried out in the Dene Garth Area. Thanks to those
residents who have put the time and effort in assisting with the
Councillors and authorities.
Having marvelled at the Olympics and
the Paralympics, one of our brave Councillors took part in the recent
Ovington Water Races, representing the Parish of Ovingham. Despite a
hard fought race, the victor was the Parish of Ovington. Training
will start early for next year.
Margaret Davenport
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