Open Space Resident Survey and Open Space Assessment Audit

 

HEREFORDSHIRE COUNCIL’S LOCAL PLAN

2021-2041

THE RESPONSE FROM LLANGARRON PARISH COUNCIL TO THE PROPOSED INCLUSION OF LLANGROVE IN THE RURAL AREAS PLACE SHAPING CONSULTATION

Further information is available via the link below

https://www.herefordshire.gov.uk/downloads/file/23906/rural-areas-place-shaping-paper

If you wish to comment on the paper you may do so via the link below. Please note that comments must be received by Herefordshire Council by the 29th July 2022

lace.is/en-GB/proposals/place-shaping-questions/step1

Advice on how to set up camp safely the hazards of the great outdoors

 

Report from Ward Councillor Elissa Swinglehurst – July 2022

 

Keep Herefordshire Warm

A team of trained energy advisors give free energy efficiency advice that will help you stay warmer and healthier in your home. This ranges from simple changes you can make, to helping you access grants for insulation or providing information about renewable technologies. Further information is available by clicking on the link below

https://keepherefordshirewarm.co.uk/

PLANNING ISSUES

Residents may wish to note, via the links below, the response from the Parish Council to Planning Consultations which seek to develop land in Llangrove.

Planning Consultation 220545 – Land at Llangrove

Planning Consultation 220601  – Land at Llangrove

 

Llangarron Parish Council Declaration of Climate and Ecological Emergency

ACEG newsletter – January 2022

Take extra care on rural roads in Herefordshire

https://www.westmercia.police.uk/news/west-mercia/news/2021/october/take-extra-care-on-rural-roads-in-herefordshire/

 

FREE BUS TRAVEL THROUGHOUT HEREFORDSHIRE

 

Neighbourhood Matters

 

Residents affected by flooding should report the event to the:

Environment Agency incident hotline
0800 80 70 60
24-hour service
Find out about call charges

https://www.gov.uk/report-flood-cause

FLOOD MAPS

The Parish Council would be interested in receiving requests from residents for amendments to existing flood maps . All requests should be submitted to the Clerk at llangarronparishcouncil.org.uk in the first instance who will then forward them to the Environment Agency for their attention.

FOOTPATHS

Don’t Lose Your Way reveals over 49,000 miles of lost historic paths

In Herefordshire there are 2253 miles of paths that could be lost forever (Click on the link below for further information)

Lost Paths History

 

Agendas will be posted on notice boards and this website,

Minutes will be posted within one month of the previous meeting.