Barlow Parish Council News
Kitchen Development Plans
Our proposal for a new kitchen is aimed at improving our very important asset the Village Hall and is aimed at attracting new users which should bring in increased revenue. The current kitchen has been in use now for a number of years and needs updating due to current legislation covering Health and Safety standards.
The new kitchen will have modern commercial appliances, worktops, sinks, flooring and new wall covering to meet all current regulations.
The proposal is to fund the kitchen with a Public Works Loan Board which is a low interest rate loan at 1.78% over 4 years. This will have no effect on any future precept requirements as the Parish council does hold reserves to fund this proposal, however the council considered the loan a better option than using the ear marked reserves in one lump sum.
The cost of the kitchen will be £25,000.00 which covers all kitchen equipment and building alterations. It is hoped that we will compliment the new kitchen by redecorating the whole of the village hall. The current kitchen will be decommissioned and become a chair store.
We are holding a public meeting prior to the next Parish Council Meeting at the Village Hall on 1st April 2019 at 7pm where members of the public can make their views known however if you can not make the meeting if you care to complete the slip below and return this to the Village Hall alternatively email the clerk at info@barlowvillage.co.uk
Our proposal for a new kitchen is aimed at improving our very important asset the Village Hall and is aimed at attracting new users which should bring in increased revenue. The current kitchen has been in use now for a number of years and needs updating due to current legislation covering Health and Safety standards.
The new kitchen will have modern commercial appliances, worktops, sinks, flooring and new wall covering to meet all current regulations.
The proposal is to fund the kitchen with a Public Works Loan Board which is a low interest rate loan at 1.78% over 4 years. This will have no effect on any future precept requirements as the Parish council does hold reserves to fund this proposal, however the council considered the loan a better option than using the ear marked reserves in one lump sum.
The cost of the kitchen will be £25,000.00 which covers all kitchen equipment and building alterations. It is hoped that we will compliment the new kitchen by redecorating the whole of the village hall. The current kitchen will be decommissioned and become a chair store.
We are holding a public meeting prior to the next Parish Council Meeting at the Village Hall on 1st April 2019 at 7pm where members of the public can make their views known however if you can not make the meeting if you care to complete the slip below and return this to the Village Hall alternatively email the clerk at info@barlowvillage.co.uk
Road Traffic Regulation order – Holymoor Road, Loads Road, New Road, Greendale Avenue, Pinfold Close, Holymoorside, Hackney Lane, Wilkin Hill, Barlow
Waiting Restrictions Order 2019
The authority is proposing to introduce double yellow lines at various locations in Barlow. Wilkin Hill is fairly narrow and vehicles do tend to normally only park on one side of the road, however, double yellow lines situated here would formalise the arrangement. Hackney Lane is very narrow at certain points and so double yellow lines are proposed on both sides, from where the 30mph speed limit starts, through to Barlow village. A further section of double yellow lines is proposed on both sides, where the road narrows again on a bend heading out of the village.
I have enclosed a copy of the proposal drawing for your attention and should be pleased to receive any initial comments you may have by 31/05/19. Subject to the feedback you will then receive a further consultation package that will include any necessary amendments to the proposals and a copy of the statutory public notice, a period of time which will allow for any formal comments to be received during the 21 days of its publicised advertisement.
Waiting Restrictions Order 2019
The authority is proposing to introduce double yellow lines at various locations in Barlow. Wilkin Hill is fairly narrow and vehicles do tend to normally only park on one side of the road, however, double yellow lines situated here would formalise the arrangement. Hackney Lane is very narrow at certain points and so double yellow lines are proposed on both sides, from where the 30mph speed limit starts, through to Barlow village. A further section of double yellow lines is proposed on both sides, where the road narrows again on a bend heading out of the village.
I have enclosed a copy of the proposal drawing for your attention and should be pleased to receive any initial comments you may have by 31/05/19. Subject to the feedback you will then receive a further consultation package that will include any necessary amendments to the proposals and a copy of the statutory public notice, a period of time which will allow for any formal comments to be received during the 21 days of its publicised advertisement.
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Derbyshire Library Service has two mobile libraries, based at Buxton and Long Eaton, serving around 150 communities across the county. These communities are visited once every four weeks and the mobile libraries offer a range of services for everyone including fiction and non-fiction books for adults and children, large print books, books on tape and books on CD as well as a selection of local studies books and information.
The mobile libraries have a lift for wheelchair users and people with mobility problems. The mobile library service visits Springfield Road, Barlow - for details visit Derbyshire County Council’s website |
