St. Mary Hoo Parish Council
News & Announcements
| Proposed Development at Lodge Hill, Chattenden |
Plans for the proposed mixed-use development by Land Securities PLC of the previous MOD land at Lodge Hill were on public display for public consultation as follows: Wednesday 25th November 2009, 10am to 1pm – Cliffe Men’s Social Club, Symonds Road, Cliffe,
Kent ME3 7SS See the Consultations Poster. Any enquiries about the public consultations or exhibitions, please call 0845 683 2544. |
| Local Development Framework - Public Consultation | The Issues & Options Report for the Medway Council L.D.F. is now out for Consultation. Get more information [opens in PDF format] or View Online or Comment Online or Email. |
| St Mary Hoo Walk Report | Christoph Bull, Local Historian and Gravesham Library Manager has written a report about the local walk on 14th June 2009 organised by the Kent Wildlife Trust. "After the success of the Winter Warmer Walk on 31st December 2008, I was contacted by St Mary Hoo Parish Council and the Kent Wildlife Trust who wanted a repeat of this and I agreed to do it. As usual the footpath RS14 was overgrown and clearly this is a poorly used route – all the more reason for it to be walked and recorded. I inspected RS14 on 9th May 2009 and found it badly over grown – a danger increased as the path is pitted with rabbit holes. I contacted Medway Council Footpaths Officer and again it was quickly and efficiently cleared within a few days. The walk itself was on a glorious sunny day when the Kent Wildlife Trust sent two people to join the other walkers – a total of 25. Medway Council paid for a buffet afterwards at the Fenn Bell Inn in St Mary Hoo where we all ate and the Kent Wildlife Trust gave out questionnaires to those present about community views on open spaces. It was a very good example of partnership working and a good time was had by all." |
Thames Estuary Parnership - |
The Environment Agency/Thames Estuary Partnership 2100 (TE2100) is a long term flood risk management plan for London and the Thames estuary. Do we need a new Thames Barrier? Do we continue to build flood walls higher or try to make space for water? How do we ensure the diverse needs of communities are reflected in our future planning? These are the issues at the heart of the Environment Agency's Thames Estuary 2100 Plan. To see the latest plan, the options for flood management and for how to make your comments, please click here. |
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Needs click here to obtain it. |
Editions of the St Mary Hoo Newsletter are available for viewing. Please click on the date to download and open it in Adobe Acrobat©.
Autumn 2007 <|> Winter 2007 <|> May 2008 <|> |
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Needs click here to obtain it. |
The Pond Life newsletter updates you on St Mary Hoo Village Pond activity and work. Please click on the issue to download and open it in Adobe Acrobat©.
December 2007 <|> Spring 2008 <|> |
Police
Neighbourhood Surgeries
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The Peninsular Neighbourhood Police Team are reviewing the future dates and times of surgeries. More information later. The Police Team can be contacted on 01634 792346, email here. |
The Villager Rural Bus Service
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The Villager community transport scheme has two fully accessible minibuses with seating for up to sixteen passengers, including space for up to three wheelchairs. It runs regular excursions to a range of destinations and offers low cost minibus hire for local community and voluntary groups. For more information and to see the latest excursions listed in Medway's Out and About newsletter, please click here. Bookings can be made
by calling: 01634 890100 or by |
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