News Update

Annual Reporting 2020/2021

The Parish Council as a “Smaller Authority” is required to publish the Annual Accounts and Auditor’s Report. The Financial Year documents for 2020-21 can be accessed through the following links:

Notice of Public Rights

Annual Governance Statement

Annual Accounting Statement

News from the Last Meeting

King George’s Fields

Little Heath Play Area – the Parish Council is hoping to have the swing situation finalised in the near future and are looking at cost of installing a four-bay swing to complement the two-swing bay which will be replaced with a new one.

The Parish Council has also agreed to employ the services of CWAC Total Environment Landscape Team to draw up a masterplan for the First Field which would include the play area and the extra use of the grassed area beyond to improve the area.

 

Application for Section 106 Funding

An application for Section 106 funding has been submitted to CWAC for Rowton Bridge Road/Plough Lane design and a contribution towards the Village Green re-design, whilst the Council are taking it forward in applying for funding, we cannot at this stage confirm just what the final details will be

11th June 2021

University of Law development

University of Law development is still continuing and is being closely monitored by the Parish Council

11th June 2021

OpenDay

An Open Day date would be considered and agreed at a future time once the overall COVID data and infection rate information becomes clearer

11th June 2021

Past News

Community Working Group

A Community Working Group is being set up to help combat that litter problem, particularly in Pearl Lane and volunteers are being sought to join the campaign – if anyone is interested, please contact Mike Stuart by email or on his mobile 07767 275265 who would be very grateful for the support.

Updated 15th April 2021

CWAC Highways backlog

A number highway issues are still outstanding including buildouts on Plough Lane & Birch Heath Lane – the designs are a few weeks away from completion.  The VAS sign on Rowton Bridge Road is awaiting being signed off by the Tree Officer.

21st February 2021

Christleton Coronavirus Walks

The following links provide details of some walks around the village that will enable you to exercise within the current time constraints.  Hopefully they will provide a welcome break in these difficult times.

Coronavirus Walks Introduction, Walk 1,  Walk 2,  Walk 3,  Walk 4, Walk 5,  Walk 6 and Walk 7

Each link will open in a new page so it can be printed or downloaded as required. Our thanks to David Cummings for compiling all of the walks

Please be aware of the environment around you and follow the Countryside Code. In particular park without blocking gateways/drives, keep to the footpaths, respect agricultural land, leave gates as you find them and keep dogs under control (also bag dog poo and bin it properly).

1st September 2020 (updated) 15th April (posted)

Christleton Heritage Walks Around the Village

Following on from the walks around the village prepared by David Cummings and published in May 2020 there is now a set of Heritage walks around the village.  Hopefully these walks will provide a new perspective on the village and its surroundings in what continues to be difficult times.

Walk 1 The Boatman’s Tale;  Walk 2 The Cavaliers Tale (Longer version);  Walk 3 The Cavaliers Tale;  Walk 4 The Canons Tale   and  Walk 5 The Littleton Township Trail

Each link will open in a new page so it can be printed or downloaded as required. Our thanks to David Cummings for compiling all of the walks.

Please be aware of the environment around you and follow the Countryside Code. In particular park without blocking gateways/drives, keep to the footpaths, respect agricultural land, leave gates as you find them and keep dogs under control (also bag dog poo and bin it properly).

21st July 2020

Village Consultation

Village Consultation on the Christleton Village Cycling, Walking and Traffic Plan – Summary Results

The Christleton Parish Council started a process of traffic improvement in 2019 which resulted in Planit being engaged to produce proposals to reduce traffic flow, speeds, congestion and PM 2.5 in the centre of the Village.  The questionnaire at the end of the Christleton Village Cycling, Walking and Plan provided you with the opportunity to feedback your views on the Planit proposals.

A total of 256 (227 on line and 29 by post) villagers responded to the questionnaire and the results and their comments are displayed in the Village on line and postal results

23rd May 2021

Annual Reporting 2019-20

The Parish Council as a “Smaller Authority” is required to publish the Annual Accounts and Auditor’s Report. The Financial Year documents for 2019-20 can be accessed through the following links:

Notice of Public Rights

AGAR Section 1 Annual Governance Statement

AGAR Section 2 Annual Accounting Statement

Notice of Conclusion of Audit

External Auditors Report

Final AGAR 2019-20