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NEXT COUNCIL MEETING

Our next PARISH COUNCIL meeting will be held on:

Weds 29th November 2023 

This meeting will be held in the Summerlin Centre, Woburn Sands (details below).

Come and meet the Deputy Police and Crime Commissioner Ian Dalgado and the local Police Community Services Officer.

Refreshments available!

All residents are invited to join each Parish Council meeting.    

Please contact the Clerk for any further information - clerk@aspleyheath.org.uk

WOBURN SANDS 'Futures Group' Meeting

Aspley Heath residents are invited to these meetings to discuss the future of Woburn Sands.

The overall objective of this project is to help ensure that the new developments should benefit the current community as well as provide an attractive destination for new residents.

NEW NOTICE BOARD

The Parish Council have taken delivery of a new notice board which is now installed outside the church.

If you think there is any essential information missing from the board please let the Clerk know.
clerk@aspleyheath.org.uk

AUDIT 2021/22

The Parish Council approved the Annual Governance and Finance Statements at their June meeting.  All documents can be viewed on the Home page of the website.  The confirmation regarding the exercise of public rights can also be found there.  This means you can view Council documents and finances however, most of these are available on the Minutes page of the website.

Meetings in 2024

Meetings will be held in the Woburn Sands Town Council offices next to the Memorial Hall, High Street. 

 Wednesday 18th 

 Wednesday 22nd February

         Wednesday 29th March

         Wednesday 26th April - Annual Parish Meeting

         Wednesday 24th May

         Wednesday 28th June

         Wednesday 19th July

         Wednesday 27th September

         Wednesday 25th October

         Wednesday 29th November

         All residents welcome!

PARKING AND TRAFFIC SURVEY

Thank you to everyone that responded to our Parking and Traffic Survey.  The results of the survey are attached here: Parking and Traffic Survey Results

The survey provides the views of residents and the following petition was sent to Central Beds Council for consideration:

Petition 1. Reduce the speed limit on Church Road from 30mph to 20mph

Petition 2. Paint double-yellow lines in locations A and B on the attached map to enforce the highway code guidelines on parking distances from junctions, and at location C to improve safety for residents exiting Narrow Path.

Petition 3. Move the “No Through Road” signs at the top and bottom of Sandy Lane closer to the junction with Church Road so that they are visible and place a No Parking sign at the South (top of hill) entrance to Sandy Lane to discourage visitors from parking across Sandy Lane and blocking Sandy Lane residents in their homes.

Petition 4. Reinstate the missing “No Through Road” sign on Silverbirches Lane.

At a CBC Traffic Management meeting the following was agreed:

Re: Petition 1. The Highways officer will provide a further report at a future traffic management meeting once this point has been investigated with a recommendation to findings in relation to the concerns raised relating to the speed of vehicles on Church Road.


Re: Petition 2. The Highways officer will investigate the provision of double yellow lines on Church road and carry out the necessary Statutory Consultation


Re: Petitions 3. And 4. Highways officers will review the location of the signage and adjust where possible.

We await further information from CBC.

29-7-21

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