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Welcome to Arlesey Town Council Website!The site has been created to provide you with a simple, informative guide to the services provided by the Town Council and other items of local interest. It is intended to be a service to the local On this site you will find information about the Town Council, its members, details of meetings, committees and services provided as well as information about the local area . Use of the buttons and links at the top and left of the page should enable you to find the information you require. Website updates are posted on the News page. THERE HAVE BEEN NO CATS OR DOGS FOUND HANGING IN THE TOWN COUNCIL'S CEMETERY. ONLY ONE INCIDENT HAS BEEN REPORTED TO THE POLICE AND THIS IS BEING INVESTIGATED. Because of the numerous reports received in the Town Council office from residents concerning the current parking problems restricting the flow of traffic in Stotfold Road, the Town Council has asked Highways to carry out a survey. WOULD YOU LIKE TO BE A TOWN COUNCILLOR ARE YOU INTERESTED IN TOWN MATTERS Arlesey Town Council has TWO VACANCIES and invites residents of Arlesey to apply for the position of Town Councillor. Town Councils · Represent all parts of their community; · Work in partnership with the Unitary Councils as well as other public service agencies; · Provide leadership relating to all matters affecting the town, for example; the Town Plan, all planning applications and Town maintenance, etc. · Consider intended Government and Local Authority changes to service provision; and · Act as an information point for residents. Examples of the type of services which Town Councils may provide are: - Allotments – bus shelters – cemeteries – footpaths and bridleways – street lighting – Village Hall – play areas – Resource Centre services The Town Council and Committees meet on the first and third Tuesday evening of the month. If you are interested in standing for Council, please state, in no more than 150 words, why you wish to be a Town Councillor. Please send your application to: The Town Clerk, Arlesey Town Council, Community Centre, High Street, Arlesey, SG15 6SN by Friday 24 February 2012. LOCAL DEVELOPMENT FRAMEWORK (LDF) - update Central Bedfordshire (North) Site Allocations Development Plan Document Following the recent public examination into the above development plan document, the Inspector has submitted his binding report to Central Bedfordshire Council. The Inspector found the document to be ‘sound’. The non-technical summary of his report states: "This report concludes that the Central Bedfordshire (North) Site Allocations Development Plan Document (the Plan) provides an appropriate basis for the planning of the area over the next 15 years. The Council has produced sufficient evidence to demonstrate that the Plan is consistent with the Core Strategy for the area, that the allocations it contains have a reasonable chance of being delivered and that it is reasonably flexible. The allocated sites were selected following a robust site assessment process and, while a number of finely balanced judgements had to be made, the most appropriate sites have been selected following a consideration of reasonable alternatives.
No changes are needed to make the Plan sound."
The development plan document will shortly be presented to Central Bedfordshire Council’s Executive on 15 March 2011 in advance of consideration by full Council for formal adoption.
A copy of the Inspector’s report can be found on Central Bedfordshire Council’s web-site.
http://www.centralbedfordshire.gov.uk/environment-and-planning/planning/ldf/default.aspx 8 February 2011 Our MissionWe aim to provide the residents of Arlesey with a high quality, cost effective and efficient service in:-
Contact InformationYou can contact us at:- Town Council Offices, Arlesey Community Centre Telephone: 01462 733722 FAX: 01462 730860 Email: enquiries@arleseytc.co.uk
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