The latest news from Charlesworth Parish Council

Wednesday, 4 May 2022 08:19

We round up the latest news to come from Charlesworth Parish Council after its latest meeting.

New councillor for Charlesworth

Charlesworth Parish council has a new member.

After the applicant gave an overview of why they wanted to join, councillors voted to co-opt Gillian Wheeler with immediate effect.

Orchard name to recognise Jubilee

The community orchard planted in Charlesworth last year is to named in honour of the Queen’s Jubilee.

Members of the Parish Council took the decision after discussing ways to celebrate and mark the historic event.

New clerk needed

Charlesworth Parish Council is looking to recruit a new Parish Clerk.

It comes after the current Clerk Carol Ann Lewkowicz handed in her resignation. She will leave the post at the end of May.

Wells Dressing boost

Councillors in Charlesworth have given their back to this year’s Well Dressing.

They agreed, at their recent meeting, to donate £200 to help support the event.

📰 Sign up to our newsletter 📰

Want to get regular round-ups of news in your local area straight to your inbox? Simply enter your email address and tick the box below.

Email Address *

Newsletter

Would you like to receive our regular news updates direct to your inbox?

This can be left alone:

More from Glossop Chronicle

The signs they are a changin'

It was the end of an era at Whitfield Community Centre this week as the old Derbyshire County Council signage was removed to make way for new ones. Whitfield Together, the group that bought the Centre for the community, is refreshing the Centre's image. Its new logo will soon go up on the front of the building. Gerry Dominey told us, "It seemed like a significant moment when we took the sign down. It was as if we were saying that the Centre is ours now and we can put our paw print on it. And that felt good."
Police clock motorcyclist doing 95mph

Derbyshire Police Safer Neighbourhood Team Officers have recently been out conducting extra speed checks.
New Passenger Assistance Points Installed for Rail Users

New facilities designed to give disabled customers the confidence to travel by train have been installed at dozens of stations across the North of England.
Pétanque players bouled over by new piste

The first pétanque piste in the High Peak is open for business following a £16,000 grant from Tarmac’s Landfill Communities Fund.