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   Chief Superintendent Whickham attended this meeting to discuss various aspects of the Policing for Summer Solstice 2006.
Mrs Judy Farthing attended  and gave a report on the recent  Civil Emergency exercise.
   Following Gordon Rendle’s resignation notices were placed advertising the vacancy.  So far no one has applied for co-option.
   Mr Godwin has placed drainage holes in the base of the Beckhampton Bus shelter. These will be finished with a grid.
   The seat commemorating Jane Lees, has been placed on grass next to the Lytch gate in the High Street. Chairman Mrs Baldrey & KD Councillor Gretchen Rawlins, would like to thank all who so generously gave donations towards the seat and Mr Godwin for placing it.
   Chairman and KD  Councillor Mrs Gretchen Rawlins attended a meeting held by the Beckhampton Community Group.  Several concerns were expressed especially concerning the speed of traffic when children are trying to cross the road for the school bus.  A letter has been sent to Andrew Wyatt at WCC  in support of the suggestion of a speed limit.
   Another concern raised is the frequent use by 4x4’s on bridleways around the area.  The bridleway at the back of Windmill hill is now so deep with ruts that it is impossible for riders, walkers, or cyclists to go along there.  A meeting is being held with Esther Daly the Footpath Warden to discuss the problem.
   2 planning applications have been received and approved.
   1, Is for the renewal of outline planning permission for 2 houses in South Street.
   2, Is for listed building work at 6/7 Green Street, Avebury.
   The Chairman attended a meeting of the Social Centre Committee. A Bazaar will be held on the 26th November.  Mr & Mrs Farthing have donated a new Fridge, Cooker and Microwave to the Social Centre..  This was gratefully received.
   Complaints have been received that twice recently fireworks have been let off at the Sanctuary in the early hours of Nov 1st.  This resulted in many people being kept awake and pets and farm animals frightened. By the large bangs.  This matter has been taken up with the Police.
   There will be no Parish Council meeting in December.  The next P.C. meeting will be held on January 17th in the Social Centre at 7.30 p.m.
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   Following the Christmas recess, Avebury parish Council met on the 17th January 2006. Among items for discussion were the following:
   The minutes of previous meetings were agreed and signed.
   Following a meeting to set the Precept for 2006/7 it was decided to leave the precept at the same amount as last year.
   The seat bought in memory of local resident Mrs Jane Lees is now in situ along side the Lytch gate. The remainder of the money collected some £30.00 has been donated to the bell ringers fund at Avebury.
   A brass plaque removed from the seat in Gilbert Hill will be replaced shortly.
You will have seen from previous KVN that Mr Cronk is hoping for more support for Neighbourhood watch. Anyone interested should tel. Mr Cronk or Chairman of Avebury Parish Council. Tel no 539603.
   Lengths men have visited and cleared ditches at both Avebury and Avebury Trusloe.
   Several cheques were raised for payment.
   An Outline planning application for 2 houses in South Street has been withdrawn.
Chairman gave reports on meetings she has recently attended including, Marlbough Forum, Solstice, Silbury Hill, and the Steering Group.
   During the Christmas break there was a problem with the sewers in Bray Street. This was caused mainly by inappropriate objects being flushed into the system. These items included baby wipes, facial tissues, and sanitary items which had caused a blockage. Would resident please place these items into waste bins and NOT FLUSH THEM DOWN THE TOILET.
   It has again been reported that children are riding small motorbikes along roads in the village. This has been reported to the Police.
   A letter written to Fiona Reynolds, head of the National Trust about concerns in Avebury has still not been replied to. The letter was written on the 18th November. Members felt that this situation should not go on and have asked local M.P. Michael Ancram to again try to take this forward.
   Concern has been expressed about litter in the play area at Trusloe. This litter included broken beer bottles, cigarette packets, used condoms and tampax. THIS IS NOT ACCEPTABLE IN A PLAY AREA MEANT ESPECIALLY FOR CHILDREN UNDER 12. It is also extremely unpleasant for the person collecting the litter,

   The date of the next meeting of the P.C. is. February 21st at 7.30 in the Social Centre.
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  Annual Meeting 11th April at 7-30pm in the Social Centre

 IN ATTENDANCE WILL BE:

*      KENNET DISTRICT COUNCIL OFFICER TO DISCUSS NEW  RECYCLING AND RUBBISH COLLECTIONS.

*      SCOTT GREEN  OF NATIONAL TRUST.

 ITEMS FOR DISCUSSION.

1.      FUTURE OF PLAY AREA AT TRUSLOE.

2.      SOLSTICE PREPARATIONS.

3.      HIGH STREET CAR PARK.

4.      SUGGESTIONS FOR THE NURSERY SITE AT TRUSLOE.

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The Annual General Meeting of Avebury Parish Council was held on 18th April 2006.
8 members were present along with Kennet District Councillor and Clerk Mrs Gretchen Rawlins.
Minutes of previous meeting were agreed and signed. Mrs Jenny Baldrey was re-elected as Chairman. There were no other nominations.
Mr Wynne Rawlins was elected as Vice-Chairman. There were no other nominations.
Other members took up various positions.
Bruce Hinder. Avebury Sportsfield Association & Police Committee.
Transport Officer. Cllr Mrs J. Haines.
Play Area Overseers. Cllr W. Rawlins & Cllr Hinder.
Footpaths Officer. Cllr M. Bedford who will report back to Parish Council on a regular basis.
Representative on the Social Centre Committee. Cllr Mrs Jenny Baldrey.
Police Boxes will be installed at the village shop and the Wagon & Horses shortly. This will allow members of the public to place information for the Police anonymously. Only police officers will be opening the boxes so all information will be confidential.
Several Cheques were raised for payment.
Two planning applications were discussed. One for extensions and other work at Bridgemead Avebury, and for work to be carried out at The Red Lion Avebury. Both of these applications were approved with reservations concerning lack of information on the plans for Bridgemead.
Planning for extensions at Drybeck Beckhampton has been approved by KDC.
Chairman gave a detailed report on the Solstice meeting. These meetings are ongoing and there will be further reports.
A complaint from delivery driver unable to access Avebury High Street was discussed.
A car was broken into at the Central Car Park on 3rd April. Anyone with any information is requested to contact Marlborough police Station.
There have been many comments received concerning the extremely muddy entrances to the stone circle. National Trust has been informed.
Members of the Avebury Sportsfield Association are deeply concerned about the dog faeces which is left on the Sportsfield by people walking dogs. This is not only an offence carrying a substantial fine, but is also very unpleasant for children & adults playing football etc. The area around the pavilion has been very badly contaminated recently and members of the Sportsfield Association are having to clean up on a regular basis. This is unhealthy and unnecessary and dog walkers are urged to clear up behind their dogs.
Concern has been expressed regarding the “Free” bus passes which have been issued recently. The bus passes come into effect at 9.am until 4 p.m. It should be made clear that anyone wishing to travel outside of these times will have to pay full fare.
This seems to be a retrograde step as senior citizens could travel at any time on half fare prior to the issue of these passes.
There is a meeting in Marlborough Town Hall on May 8th to discuss the future of Savernake Hospital. Members of the Public are urged to attend. We really do want to keep this hospital. Many of the Parish Councillors and District Councillor will be attending. Should anyone want a lift please contact any member of the P.C. or Chairman on 01672539603 or Clerk on 01672539205.  back to top

Avebury Council met on the 16th May, the following items were discussed.

During Public Question time residents asked question of Inspector Dawson and Acting Sergeant Sexton on the plans for the coming solstice on June 21st.
Camping will be allowed in the Southern Car Park for 2 nights only and there will be further car parking facilities in North Park of Avebury Manor overnight of 20th June. This is being arranged by the National Trust in an effort to keep the roads from becoming blocked and is also part of the agreement with Kennet District Council who could have issued an enforcement order to stop the camping. Part of the agreement is that the N.T. actively try to find alternative camping for all celebrations during 2007 onwards. Scott Green, N.T. Estate Manager has asked that any comments or complaints regarding the N.T. be forwarded to him. Several complaints including noise, persistent drumming, dog barking, and bonfires at the Beltane Celebrations were noted and have been passed on to relevant authorities.
Cheques were raised for payment. The accounts for internal and external audit were duly signed and accepted. Clerk informed members that a litter grant of £200.00 has been awarded to the village this year.
An application for an extension at 5 Trusloe cottages was discussed and members decided that a site meeting would benefit and this will be duly called and a decision will then be made. Chairman informed that she will attend the Regulatory meeting in K.D.C. on 18th May to give the Parish Councils view on the application for retrospective planning on the new access in Frog Lane.
The Chairman reported on various meeting that she has attended with KD Councillor Gretchen Rawlins. These meetings include Tourist & Visitor Management, Solstice planning meetings, and W.C.C. Highways meeting at KV Hall regarding the new village Stewards which will replace the lengths men. This meeting was presented by Graham Hay who gave assurance that the new Stewards may be given extra time in the villages along with new machinery which will make jobs much quicker and therefore get more work done.
There is a continual presence of campers in Green Street which is causing deep concern to residents. WCC Enforcement Officer has been informed.
There were two accidents on the same day near Trusloe turning prompting more requests for a speed limit further towards Beckhampton.
It is reported that the Pavilion at Avebury has been broken into twice recently. The first was during the Beltane celebrations. Both incidents have been reported to the Police.
Several members attended the meeting in Marlborough Town Hall concerning the PCT actions.. Some members were unable to get in and were told that another meeting will be held shortly.
The next meeting of the Parish Council will be held on June 20th at 7.30 p.m. in the Social Centre. Members of the Public and press are invited.

Jenny Baldrey.
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AVEBURY PARISH COUNCIL
To
KENNET DISTRICT COUNCIL PLANNING OFFICER

As Chairman of Avebury Parish Council I feel I must inform you all of the reasons behind the decision to object to the recent planning application for a height barrier at the Southern Car Park submitted by the National Trust.
The National Trust have stated in this application that they intend to place a height barrier across the entrance to the car park, thus stopping many visitors from legitimately coming to the village to see the Henge and the village. This is very non productive on their behalf. As there are many visitors in motor homes, vans and other tall units they would effectively be turned away because they(N.T.) cannot manage their car park effectively . There is no reason whatsoever for a barrier except on the occasions when celebrants wish to stay overnight and especially during the solstice. The N.T. , following their close association with various groups of celebrants, have been given dates when the festivals take place.
During these dates it is the ONLY times when it is necessary for the height barrier to be in place. During these festivities the N.T. should be made to manage their own car park properly and with regard to the visitors who just want to visit and then go on their way. The N.T. claim they are short of money. By effectively blocking a large number of people to the Henge they will be making even less money. So cost falls down on this issue. Every motor home, tall vehicle etc does not necessarily want to stay on a car park where there are no facilities whatsoever.
Therefore the P.C. feel it is up to the owners of the park to carry out their duties effectively and not to place PERMANENT BARRIER across the entrance..
The reason for this action is that KDC are aware that this usage of the car park needs planning permission and so far permission has neither been applied for or given. The P.C. feel that, as the local democratically elected body they cannot support these extended stays. The P.C., following long talks with the Trust had hoped that an alternative campsite could be found for the festival dates. Both the P.C. and the Pagan community agreed that this should be at site no 5. Halfway down Kennet Avenue. During many meeting the Police also agreed that this would be the best site for short term camping for the celebrations. This would be the ideal site for a short term solution to camping in the southern car park

Jennifer Baldrey, Chairman, Avebury Parish Council. 

Avebury Parish Council met on the 16th January 2007. The Precept for 2007/8 has been set at £9150.00. This is the first increase in five years and the reason for this is that there will elections in May of 2007 to which the Parish Council will be required to make a contribution.
P.C. Michael Bayliss from Marlborough attended this meeting to explain his role as a Police Community Officer. He will be helped in this by 1 Community Officer and 1 special Constable. P.C. Bayliss hopes to attend Parish Council meetings on a regular basis at least four times per annum. You may well see him walking through the villages and local streets where he hopes that people will talk to him and voice any concerns they may have.
Many concerns have been raised by villagers over the future of the shop and Post Office when Mr & Mrs Stannard retire later this year. The clerk has been asked to write to the Head Office of the Trust , who own the property about these concerns and to Michael Ancram M.P.
Various cheques were raised for payment.
Plans for the Study Centre at Avebury have been approved by KDC.
An application for a two storey extension and garage at 5 Trusloe Houses has been refused by KDC.
The application for a Height Barrier at the Southern car park submitted by the National Trust has been recommended for refusal by the Parish Council. Please see comments concerning this application.
A tree felling license for work to be carried out at the N.T. plantation in Green Street has been received.
A letter and plans from Avebury Cricket Club were discussed and handed on to Avebury Sportsfield Association for their perusal and decision.
It is noted that the Red Lion Pay & Display sign has been removed at the request of KDC but that the poles are still in situ.
A portacabin has been placed in the Southern Car Park by the National Trust . Members were concerned that this may need planning permission. KDC has been asked to investigate.
The Parish Steward will be working in the village for 2 days at the end of January. If there is any small village work that you would like to see carried out Please contact Jenny Baldrey 539603 and we can see if this request can be attended to.
The Chairman gave a report on ASSF meeting and Solstice meeting attended by both her and the clerk. Also on the Government White Paper meeting held in Marlborough. Following discussion it was unanimously decided that this Parish Council would not wish to be part of a Unitary Authority.
P.C. Has been informed that the Annual Sarsen Trail organised by WWL Trust will be held on the 6th May 2007
The next meeting of the Parish Council will take place on February 20th at 7.30 p.m. in the Social Centre.

Jenny Baldrey, Chairman, Avebury Parish Council

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 The February meeting took place in the Social Centre on Tuesday 20th February. 1 Member of the Public attended.
The keys could not be found for the Police Boxes so Cllr W. Rawlins will make new fittings for the boxes.
Concerns about the Avebury Shop and Post Office have been put in writing to the National Trust asking for their proposals for the shop when the present incumbents retire. Letters have gone to Michael Ancram, M.P. and N.T. Chairman.
Plans for new practice nets at the Sports field do not need planning permission and work will commence on this shortly.
There has been a large problem in the village recently concerning sewage seeping out of manholes especially along footpath 22 ad Bray Street also there has been a great deal of “ backing up” in household drains. Following many phone calls by residents and from Gretchen Rawlins, KDCouncillor, it is hoped that Thames Water now have this in hand. Should this happen again please contact Cllr Gretchen Rawlins, 01672 539205 and I will try my best to get something done by Thames Water. Thanks too to Mrs Wimble for the amount of work she did on this matter.
Several cheques were raised for payment.
A letter has been received from the KDC Enforcement Officer informing the P.C. that the container which was placed in the southern car park has now been removed.
The glass at the bus shelter opposite the garage has been broken again. Cllr Chris Humphries will deal with this.
Complaints were received from villagers concerned over the drumming during the celebrations of Imbolc by the Pagan community. This has been reported to both the N.T. and KDC and Police.
An outbreak of vandalism has been reported to our local beat Policeman who has attended and talked to the young people concerned, Local Police Liaison Officers who will report to P.C. Bayliss are for : West Kennett, Cllr Dobney. Avebury Trusloe, Cllr Jenny Baldrey, Beckhampton, Cllr Mike Bedford and Avebury and along Swindon Road, Cllr Paul Dixon.
It is noted that the funding for the repair work has been give to English Heritage and work will start shortly.
Complaints have been made to the P.C. about a large van parking along the Ridgeway and selling goods. This matter has been taken up by WCC Humphries.
A letter has been sent to Mr Batten asking that the requested footpath from the Wagon & Horses be considered along with a footpath from Trusloe to the Club, also speed limits extended at either end of the village and along the A4 near the pub where children have to cross this dangerous road to catch the school bus.
Several residents have asked for a new notice board near the Social Centre. It was decided that this would be better used than the present one at the Shop. Discussions will take place on this request.
Next meeting of the P.C will be held on the 20th March in the Social Centre at 7.30. All residents are invited to attend.
Would everyone please note that the Annual Parish Meeting will take place on Tuesday the 24th April at 7.30 p.m. Please come and give your support to the P.C. and meet your District and Wiltshire Councillors to discuss any matters of concern. THEY ARE ALWAYS READY TO LISTEN AND HELP.
Jennifer Baldrey,
Chairman Avebury Parish Council 

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 The Parish Council Meeting was held on Tuesday. 20^th March 2007.

  The Chairman informed members that WCC Councillor Chris Humphries has been involved in a serious accident whilst on holiday in Thailand.  Best wishes for a speedy recovery will be sent to his wife to pass on to Chris.
  The Police Box should shortly be placed in Avebury Post Office where anyone with a complaint or information on Police matters  can inform the Police annonoumsly.

1         Red Lion illuminated display sign.  This was objected to on the grounds of being unsuitable within a WHS, unfriendly, a visual distraction and too close to the Highway.

2         Bonds Garage.  Several members left the meeting because of a pecuniary interest.  They took no part in the debate or in the voting.  It was decided to support the application for 5 houses because this would improve the area and would bring other benefits to the village.

3        Permission has been granted  by KDC to the National Trust for a height barrier provided it is only used 3 days before a celebration and 2 days afterwards.

THE ANNUAL PARISH MEETING WILL BE HELD ON 24^TH APRIL IN THE SOCIAL CENTRE AT 7.30 P.M. PLEASE COME ALONG AND HAVE YOUR SAY ON MATTERS IMPORTANT TO YOU.

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M/s Linda Jenkins gave information to member about her concerns over slavery issues. There will be a walk on the 8th June from London to Bristol and Liverpool which will pass through Avebury. It may be possible to provide some refreshment for the walkers. Cllr Baldrey has agreed to meet & greet the walkers when they arrive in Avebury.
The minutes of the previous meeting were agreed and signed.
The election then took place for the Chairman and Vice Chairman. These are as follows. Chairman Cllr Mrs Baldrey. Vice-Chairman Cllr Wynne Rawlins.
Two people had written to the clerk asking to be considered for co-option onto the Parish Council which was 2 members short of full compliment.
Both Mrs Jenny Haines and Mrs Karyn Pearson were co-opted. This brings the number of members to its full number.

The Annual Parish Meeting held in April was discussed. The total numbers of attendees was 34. This included members of the Parish Council. Issues arising from this meeting were requests for the resurfacing of footpath 22 along the back road to Avebury over the Bridges and signage to try to deter visitors parking down the High Street. Parking in the High Street was extremely difficult especially if there was a wedding, funeral or a function being held in the Social Centre. These matters will be addressed at the next TVM Meeting in Avebury.

The Clerk to Parish Council has written to Secretary of State opposing the Unitary bid by Wiltshire County Council. Members were also encouraged to write individually. Every household has received a card which can be signed and dropped of at the Tourist Information Centre in the Chapel at Avebury.
The Parish Council has pledged £100 towards a new notice board which is being made at presentThis will b e placed next to the Social Centre where it is hoped more people will read it. The present one at the village shop is not large enough.
It is noted that work has started on infilling Silbury Hill by English Heritage.
Various cheques were raised for payment.

Planning for a new garage and storeroom at The Grange Beckhampton was approved by members.
The signage at the Red Lion comes before Regulatory Planning at KDC on Thursday. It was objected to by the Parish Council of being unfriendly to visitors, and within the curtilage of a listed building.
Chairman reported on several meetings she and the clerk had attended recently. Complaints had been received by the P.C. over noise and the using of back gardens near the N.T. car park being used as toilets.
Chairman will report this at the next solstice meeting next week.

The new Code of Conduct was accepted by members.
Avebury Parish Council will apply to the Landfill Tax Credit scheme for a grant towards the play area equipment.
Various items were laid on the table including the Transport Times, WALC leaflets and new times for appointments at Citizens Advice Bureau .

Concerns were raised about the footpath closure because of an unsafe wall in Kyters Walk. This is being dealt with as quickly as possible by the owner. And should be re-opened as soon as the wall is made safe.
THE NEXT MEETING OF THE PARISH COUNCIL WILL BE HELD ON JUNE 19TH AT 7.30 P.M. IN THE SOCIAL CENTRE WHEN ALL MEMBERS OF THE PUBLIC MAY ATTEND. Jennifer Baldrey, Chairman, Avebury P.C.
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Avebury Parish Council met on Tuesday 17th July 2007. All members were present. There was one member of the public present who asked no questions.
The minutes of the last meeting were agreed and signed.
The closure of Avebury School was discussed in detail and members were informed that there will be a Public meeting on 24th July at 7.30.p.m. to discuss with officers from both Diocese and County the best use of the building in the future.
The Parish Council were extremely concerned that there had been no opportunity to try to save the School, Other schools around the County have been in a similar situation but parents and public had rallied and the schools had been turned round and have gone from strength to strength. It was a shame that discussion could not have taken place to try this option.
A Thanksgiving service will be held in the Church on 19th July to celebrate the School and pupils and friends of the School, both old and new, have been asked to attend.
A BBQ will be held on Sat 21st July in the school grounds for all pupils, ex pupils and villagers and it is hoped that many of you will attend.
The notice Board in Trusloe has been vandalised and this has been reported to the Police. It has now been repaired, but should this happen again, it will be removed.
Overhanging Trees and bushes are becoming a problem on narrow roads and footpaths and alongside main roads.. Many of these are privately owned and the P.C. would ask the owners of these trees and bushes to please cut them back. If this is not done then Wiltshire County Council will be informed and owners will receive letters to get the work attended to.
Various cheques were raised for payment.
An application for an extension to Greenbank House was approved by members.
An application for a Garage at The Grange has been approved by KDC
The Chairman gave reports on the various meetings attended by her and the clerk.
This included Solstice, ASSF, and TVM, group.
Drains on footpath 22 have been cleared recently so should be able to deal with heavy rainwater in the future.
There seems to be some optimism concerning the shop and Post Office in Avebury as interviews for future tenants are taking place.
There is a great deal of concern throughout the village over the Height Barriers at the National Trust Car Park and the increased costs of parking. This has had the knock on effect of pushing High sided vehicles and many cars to try to park in the High Street. It is understood that the N.T may be in contravention of planning rules by keeping the barrier at all times. This will be discussed with KDC.
There have been several complaints about drumming and fireworks in the village on various evenings and late into the night.. Mr Gordon Rimes has volunteered to talk to anyone celebrating overnight and he can be contacted at anytime, day or night on Avebury 539131. This is a generous offer but one that needs to be taken up so if noise from revellers disturbs you then please ring Mr Rimes in the first instance .
There is still concerns over the speeds of motorcycles in the area especially on Wednesday evening. The Parish Council have passed to Police letters of complaint and asking that this serious matter be more stringently addressed.
There will be no meeting of the Parish Council in August. Date of next meeting is September 18th at 7.30.p.m. in the Social Centre.
Jenny Baldrey, Chairman, Avebury Parish Council.

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A.P.C. met on Tuesday 15th January at 7.30 p.m. in the Social Centre. The Chairman began by wishing everyone a Happy New Year.
Apologies were received from Cllrs Hinder, Bedford, & WCC Chris Humphries.
The minutes of the November meeting were agreed and signed.
Matters arising.
An update on Avebury School building was given by Karyn Pearson. It would seem that a group has been set up to hopefully purchase and run the building. This would be mostly educational but the building could be used for weddings and other exhibitions etc. Proposals will now be sent to Salisbury diocese.
FINANCE
Several cheques were raised for payment.
A grant of £12.000.00 has been awarded to the P.C towards refurbishment of the pavilion. This was awarded by Kennet District Council. A further grant of £4,850.00 is being asked for towards the refurbishment of the play area. The safety matting in the play area needs replacing as does the fencing which has become rather dilapidated. The repacement of the fencing is now somewhat urgent.
PLANNING
The plan for refurbishment of the pavilion has been submitted to Kennet District Council
The refurbishment of the Red Lion has been approved by KDC
The Bonds Garage application for houses has been approved by KDC
CHAIRMANS ACTION/INFORMATION.
Chairman reported on the ASSF meetings, and gave a further report on the Steering Group meeting held in December 07.
Our local PCSO calls on the Chairman on a monthly basis to keep the P.C. informed of any incidents within the village,
A rally was held in Avebury, protesting about the closure of Avebury Post Office. The rally was attended by Michael Ancram M.P., Wiltshire Count Councillor Chris Humphries, Kennet District Councillor Mrs Gretchen Rawlins, Chairman and Members of Avebury Parish Council plus 150 other protesters. A petition has also been sent to the Post Office Inspector Tim Nickolls. The Western Daily Press and Wiltshire Gazette & Herald were also in attendance.
The village Steward will be in the village again in February. If anyone notices anything which needs attention by the stewards, would you please contact Mrs Jenny Baldrey 01672539603 or the Clerk, Gretchen Rawlins. 01672539205
LOCAL AFFAIRS.
A member asked that a letter be sent to WCC asking for the re-instatement of the cats eyes through the village.
The next meeting of the Parish Council will be held on Tuesday, February 19th at 7.30 p.m. in the Social Centre.
Jennifer Baldrey, Chairman, Avebury Parish Council.

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 ANNUAL PARISH MEETING

  ON TUESDAY 22nd of APRIL 2008 AT 7.30.P.M. IN THE

SOCIAL CENTRE

 ALL MEMBERS OF THE PUBLIC WELCOME TO COME AND PARTICIPATE.

  IMPORTANT:-  PLEASE  COME ALONG AND DISCUSS THE IDEA OF A COMMUNITY SHOP WITHIN THE VILLAGE.  WE NEED YOUR HELP AND SUPPORT.

  AGENDA

1.               Minutes of previous meeting.

2.               Chairmans Report

3.               Wiltshire County Councillors report

4.               Kennet District Councillors report.

5.               Avebury Sportsfield Association report.

6.               Open meeting.   Question Time.

 Signed.    Gretchen Rawlins,  clerk to Avebury Parish Council

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