1. Apologies
2. Declaration of Interest – Members Code of Conduct
To receive any declarations of interest from Members.
3. Minutes of the meeting held on 15th July 2015
To receive the minutes and confirm as a correct record and then approve the Minutes.
4. Matters arising
To review any matters arising from the last meeting.
5. Single Site School
To discuss the ongoing concerns with the Chair of Governors.
6. Community Asset Transfers
To review information received following the Expression of Interests made.
7. Millstone Playing Field
To receive an update in respect of funding.
8. Transport – Bus Routes
To discuss the No.3 Bus Route with regard to the Buckley Medical Practice and the
removal/suspension of the X55.
9. HRC – Hope Recycle Centre
To review the financial breakdown received from FCC.
10. Open Meeting/Public Questions
To discuss this subject further and review the suggested formats.
11. Best Kept Communities Competition Results
The Clerk will report the results to the Council.
12. Police Report
PCSO Mat Gordon to provide a report.
13. Planning Applications
To review and consider planning applications received.
i. Ref: 054013. Belmor, Wrexham Road, Penyffordd – Creation of new vehicular access.
14. Notification of Planning Decision
To note planning decisions made by Flintshire County Council.
15. Correspondence
To acknowledge and note correspondence received
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No 8. We have no health centre and public transport is to be removed from one of the main health centres that Penyffordd residents have to travel to outside the village.
ReplyDeleteNo5 Is there friction between council and school governors? Cllr Tom Jones found himself no longer a governor, a coup d'etat? Another councillor who shall remain nameless drew up new school plans without any consultation (outside the Red Lion) to knock down half the village.
ReplyDeletePlease tell if any of the above comments are wrong.
ReplyDeleteExtra comments most welcome.
ReplyDeleteNo 7 Millstone Playing Field Funding. Would this be the area the council voted to knock down last April in the LDP plan?
ReplyDeleteNot sure this should actually involve the community council at all. Two councillors are on the governing body. Not other councillor can claim to represent the parents and pupils or staff of the school. The governing body has local reps, council reps, teacher reps and several parent reps - they should be trusted to make the right decisions and negotiate with county on behalf of their stakeholders - the children - not a bunch of out of touch busy bodies who would knock down the remaining village amenities. Get over it Tom
ReplyDeleteMany thanks for your comment. I think Tom and his gang should retire before the next local elections. Their time has well gone. Problem being they have caused a vacuum by lingering. Does Penyffordd have people with the right skills to step up to the plate. Will Penyffordd residents recognise the need for change. Tom's gang should announce now their intention to step down at the next election just as Prime Minister David Cameron has done.
DeleteSmacks of the chair of governors being summoned to appear - what right do they have to do that, it's not as if they are that interested - just miffed that they are out of the loop - or one of them is!
ReplyDeleteI think they are miffed as well. Penyffordd people had decided they had had enough.
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