Agendas & Minutes

For a calendar of Council meeting dates, click here.

Agendas and Minutes of Parish Council meetings are available to view or download as PDF files.

(Click on the item you require to open the PDF file.)

2021:

12th January 2022

07th December 2021

10th November 2021

13th October 2021

30th September 2021

8th September 2021
AGENDA

11th August 2021
AGENDA

14th July 2021
AGENDA
MINUTES

29th June 2021 – Extraordinary Meeting:
AGENDA
MINUTES (Draft)

9th June 2021:
AGENDA
MINUTES (Draft)

12th May 2021 – ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING:
AGENDA
MINUTES

22nd April 2021 – meeting by Zoom:
AGENDA
MINUTES (Draft)

10th March 2021 – meeting by Zoom:
AGENDA
MINUTES (Draft)

10th February 2021 – meeting by Zoom:
AGENDA
MINUTES (Draft)

13th January 2021 – meeting by Zoom:
AGENDA
MINUTES (Draft)

2020:

9th December 2020 – meeting by Zoom:
AGENDA
MINUTES (Draft)

11th November 2020 – meeting by Zoom:
AGENDA
MINUTES (Draft)

14th October 2020 – Meeting by Zoom:
AGENDA
MINUTES

9th September 2020:
AGENDA
MINUTES

12th August 2020:
AGENDA
MINUTES

10th June 2020 – meeting by Zoom:
AGENDA
MINUTES

27th May 2020 – meeting by Zoom:
AGENDA
MINUTES

11th March 2020:
AGENDA
MINUTES

12th February 2020:
AGENDA
MINUTES

8th January 2020:
AGENDA
MINUTES

Copies of older Agendas and Minutes from previous years
(2016 onwards) are available from our Archive page – click here>

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Money available to help support people during self-isolation
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