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PUBLIC MEETING 30th January 2012

Notice of a public meeting to be held on 30th January 2012, Church House , High Street at 19.30.
The purpose of the meeting is to obtain the views of residents on the future development of the village.The data will be used to inform the Vale of Aylesbury Plan.
Please complete and send the attached questionnaire to the Clerk if you are unable to attend the meeting.

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Switching off of street lights -midnight to 5am

Switching off Street Lights from Midnight to 5am.

Council requested the views of residents in May 2010 on the switching off of lights and from the few responses received the general consensus was to switch the lights off and budget for the full costs in the 2011/12 financial year.

The conversion will substantially reduce carbon emissions, light pollution and yield a financial saving of about £2000 per annum.

The lights will go off around midnight and come back on around 5am if the natural light is not adequate. This will cater for early risers and those who arrive home late.

Council resolved in December to carry out the conversion at a cost of about £8300 for the conversion of all street lights.

The work will be carried out towards the end of January early February

G Stevens
Parish Clerk

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LONG CRENDON BAPTISIT CHURCH PLANNING APPLICATION.

The application will be considered by the Development Control Committee on Thursday 24th November 2011.
Council have submitted a further comment which will be brought to the attention of the Committee tomorrow. The comment is in regard to the travel plan not having been discussed with the neighbours as requested by the Parish Council.

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Long Crendon Baptist Church planning application.

The Parish Council's further comments to A V D C in respect of application 11/01394/APP Long Crendon Baptist Church are attached. The issues covered are in respect of traffic generation and contruction.


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LONG CRENDON BIO-DIVERSITY GROUP

Join the group for a talk on insects 11th November at 7 pm. In December there will also be an interesting fun walk in search of the rare Brown Hairstreak Butterfly.
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Safety tips for the winter.

A V D C advice on keeping yourself and your home safe this winter.


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Distraction Burglaries.

Thames Valley Police advise us on this new method of burglary.


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WINTER DRIVING WORKSHOPS

Prepare for the challenges of winter driving conditions by attending a workshop run by Bucks County Council.

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Caring for our Village.

Overgrown hedges, trees, and ditches.
Council will be writing to some landowners asking that they undertake remedial works to ensure that roads, footpaths, ditches and in some cases drains on land adjoining the highway are clear and functioning.


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LONG CRENDON BAPTISIT CHURCH PLANNING APPLICATION.

Application 11/01394/APP from Long Crendon Baptist Church was considered by the Planning Committee on 25th July and attached is the Council's response to the Aylesbury Vale District Council

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June Newsletter

The Spring newsletter has been delivered to all households in Long Crendon.

Attached is the electronic document for your information regarding happenings in the Village.

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Report on Long Crendon Roads

Attached is a report from Councillor Mike Le Brun on a tour of the village roads carried out on 20th June 2011.
The tour was attended by Councillors and the Head Contractor for Bucks County Council Highways and the Local Highway Technician.

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Thames Valley Police

Thames Valley Police newsletter for May 2011.




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Refuse Freighter

Dates for A.V.D.C refuse freighter to visit the parking area of the Recreation Grounds for household waste collections for residents.

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SAVE OUR LIBRARY

Join the workshop on 27th January in the Baptist Church Hall between 7pm and 9 pm to find ways in which the library can be kept open to meet the needs of residents.

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